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SP-LAMP-013 bare projector lamp
Fits 9 projector models from Ask · Boxlight · Geha · Infocus · Proxima · Toshiba.
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SP-LAMP-013 is a bare 120-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours, fitted across a family of small conference projectors sold under several names: the Infocus LP120, DP-1200X and M1, the identically specified Ask M1 and Proxima DP-1200X, Boxlight's XD-25m, Geha's COMPACT 009, and the Toshiba TDP-P6 and TDP-P6J, which use the alternative code TLPLP6.
With six brand names covering just nine projector models, this is a good example of one lamp being resold widely under different badges, the Infocus M1 and Ask M1, for instance, are the same projector wearing two names. Being a bare lamp, it fits inside your existing housing, so check that housing is in good condition before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08129
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Are the Infocus M1 and Ask M1 the same projector?
They appear to be the same underlying model sold under two brand names, and both take this identical SP-LAMP-013 lamp, along with the closely related Proxima DP-1200X.
What is the Toshiba code for this lamp?
Toshiba lists the same bulb as TLPLP6 for use in its TDP-P6 and TDP-P6J projectors, alongside the SP-LAMP-013 code used by the other brands, so both references describe the identical 120-watt bulb.
Does this listing include a new housing?
No, this is a bare lamp, the bulb only. It fits into the housing that is already inside your Infocus, Ask, Proxima, Boxlight, Geha or Toshiba projector.
What wattage and lamp life does SP-LAMP-013 have?
It is a 120-watt bulb with a 2000-hour rating, in line with the smaller size of the compact projectors it was designed for, such as the Infocus LP120 and the Geha COMPACT 009.
How do I avoid ordering the wrong bare lamp for such a widely rebadged model?
Confirm your projector's printed model name, for example DP-1200X or COMPACT 009, matches the list for this lamp exactly, since similar-looking small projectors from other makers can use different bulbs.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Are the Infocus M1 and Ask M1 the same projector?
They appear to be the same underlying model sold under two brand names, and both take this identical SP-LAMP-013 lamp, along with the closely related Proxima DP-1200X.
What is the Toshiba code for this lamp?
Toshiba lists the same bulb as TLPLP6 for use in its TDP-P6 and TDP-P6J projectors, alongside the SP-LAMP-013 code used by the other brands, so both references describe the identical 120-watt bulb.
Does this listing include a new housing?
No, this is a bare lamp, the bulb only. It fits into the housing that is already inside your Infocus, Ask, Proxima, Boxlight, Geha or Toshiba projector.
What wattage and lamp life does SP-LAMP-013 have?
It is a 120-watt bulb with a 2000-hour rating, in line with the smaller size of the compact projectors it was designed for, such as the Infocus LP120 and the Geha COMPACT 009.
How do I avoid ordering the wrong bare lamp for such a widely rebadged model?
Confirm your projector's printed model name, for example DP-1200X or COMPACT 009, matches the list for this lamp exactly, since similar-looking small projectors from other makers can use different bulbs.
Other Ask lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
