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SP-LAMP-083 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Infocus.
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The IN124ST and IN126ST are Infocus's short-throw classroom projectors, designed to project a large image from close range, and both take the same SP-LAMP-083 bulb at 230 watts with a 2,500-hour rating. This listing is the bare bulb, meant for reuse inside your existing housing rather than a full replacement module.
Short-throw models like these are often wall or ceiling mounted close to the screen, so check access to the lamp door before ordering, as fitting a bare bulb means opening the housing in place. SP-LAMP-083 is the only code on record for this lamp, shared identically between the IN124ST and IN126ST.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09233
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What does 'ST' mean in IN124ST and IN126ST?
It stands for short-throw, meaning these Infocus projectors can produce a large image from a short distance to the screen. Both models take the identical SP-LAMP-083 lamp.
Do short-throw projectors need a different lamp to standard models?
Not necessarily due to the optics alone, but each Infocus model range has its own listed lamp. SP-LAMP-083 is specific to the IN124ST and IN126ST rather than other Infocus classroom projectors.
Why isn't there a photo of this bare bulb?
No reliable photo of this specific lamp was available to us, so a placeholder image is used. The compatibility and specification details shown are accurate regardless.
Is it difficult to access the lamp on a ceiling-mounted short-throw projector?
It depends on your mount and clearance, but most Infocus short-throw units still have a lamp door accessible without fully removing the projector. Check your mounting position and access before ordering a bare bulb.
What is the rated life of the bulb inside SP-LAMP-083?
Infocus rates it at 2,500 hours, running at 230 watts, and that figure applies equally to both the IN124ST and IN126ST models listed on this page.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What does 'ST' mean in IN124ST and IN126ST?
It stands for short-throw, meaning these Infocus projectors can produce a large image from a short distance to the screen. Both models take the identical SP-LAMP-083 lamp.
Do short-throw projectors need a different lamp to standard models?
Not necessarily due to the optics alone, but each Infocus model range has its own listed lamp. SP-LAMP-083 is specific to the IN124ST and IN126ST rather than other Infocus classroom projectors.
Why isn't there a photo of this bare bulb?
No reliable photo of this specific lamp was available to us, so a placeholder image is used. The compatibility and specification details shown are accurate regardless.
Is it difficult to access the lamp on a ceiling-mounted short-throw projector?
It depends on your mount and clearance, but most Infocus short-throw units still have a lamp door accessible without fully removing the projector. Check your mounting position and access before ordering a bare bulb.
What is the rated life of the bulb inside SP-LAMP-083?
Infocus rates it at 2,500 hours, running at 230 watts, and that figure applies equally to both the IN124ST and IN126ST models listed on this page.
Other Infocus 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.
