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SP-LAMP-039 bare projector lamp
Fits 26 projector models from Ask · Depthq · Infocus · Proxima.
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SP-LAMP-039 is a bare lamp shared across an unusually wide range of 26 projectors, including the Ask A1100, A1200 and A1300 series, the Depthq WXGA HD, the Proxima A1200EP, and numerous Infocus models such as the IN2100, IN27 and Work Big IN2106. All were built on the same 200-watt, 2,500-hour lamp platform under different brand names.
This wide compatibility exists because Ask, Proxima and Infocus rebadged the same underlying projector hardware at different points, so the lamp carries two codes: SP-LAMP-039 and SP-LAMP-045. Either number identifies the same bare bulb. Before ordering, match your exact model against the list rather than relying on the brand name alone, since Infocus alone covers close to twenty variants here.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08095
- Compatibility — 26 projector models
Common questions
Why do Ask, Proxima and Infocus projectors all take the same lamp?
These brands sold rebadged versions of the same underlying projector design at different times, which is why a single lamp, SP-LAMP-039, fits models across all three brand names as well as the Depthq WXGA HD.
My old lamp is marked SP-LAMP-045, is that the wrong part?
No, SP-LAMP-045 and SP-LAMP-039 are alternative codes recorded for the same lamp, so a bulb sold under either number is correct for your Ask, Infocus or Proxima projector.
With 26 compatible projectors listed, how do I confirm this is right for my exact model?
Check the model printed on your projector's casing or rating label against the compatibility list on this page rather than assuming by brand, since not every Ask or Infocus model in this family uses SP-LAMP-039.
Is the Proxima A1200EP really the same lamp as the newer Infocus models?
Yes, based on our records the Proxima A1200EP, several Ask models and a long list of Infocus units, including the IN2100 and Work Big ranges, all share SP-LAMP-039.
Should I buy the bare bulb or the module for this lamp?
That depends on the condition of your existing housing. This listing is the bare bulb for reuse in a sound housing; a module version with new housing is also available under the same part number.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do Ask, Proxima and Infocus projectors all take the same lamp?
These brands sold rebadged versions of the same underlying projector design at different times, which is why a single lamp, SP-LAMP-039, fits models across all three brand names as well as the Depthq WXGA HD.
My old lamp is marked SP-LAMP-045, is that the wrong part?
No, SP-LAMP-045 and SP-LAMP-039 are alternative codes recorded for the same lamp, so a bulb sold under either number is correct for your Ask, Infocus or Proxima projector.
With 26 compatible projectors listed, how do I confirm this is right for my exact model?
Check the model printed on your projector's casing or rating label against the compatibility list on this page rather than assuming by brand, since not every Ask or Infocus model in this family uses SP-LAMP-039.
Is the Proxima A1200EP really the same lamp as the newer Infocus models?
Yes, based on our records the Proxima A1200EP, several Ask models and a long list of Infocus units, including the IN2100 and Work Big ranges, all share SP-LAMP-039.
Should I buy the bare bulb or the module for this lamp?
That depends on the condition of your existing housing. This listing is the bare bulb for reuse in a sound housing; a module version with new housing is also available under the same part number.
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.
