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TLPLP6 projector lamp with module
Fits 10 projector models from Ask · Boxlight · Geha · Infocus · Proxima · Toshiba.
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This is one of those lamps that outlived its original branding: the same 120 watt, 2000-hour module was fitted by Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus, Proxima and Toshiba across rebadged versions of what was largely the same projector, including the Ask M1, Infocus LP120 and Toshiba TDP-P6.
Look for either TLPLP6 or SP-LAMP-013 on your old lamp or projector documentation; both codes describe this exact module. With six brands and ten model names sharing one lamp, checking your specific model against the list is more reliable than matching by brand alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08130
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Why do so many different brands share this lamp?
Several projector brands sold rebadged versions of the same underlying hardware during this period, including Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus, Proxima and Toshiba, so they specified an identical lamp module.
Is SP-LAMP-013 a different lamp from TLPLP6?
No, they are the same 120 watt module. SP-LAMP-013 is simply the code used on some of the rebadged brands, while TLPLP6 is the Toshiba reference.
Does the Infocus M1 use the same lamp as the Ask M1?
Yes. Both share the model name M1 under different brands and both take this TLPLP6 or SP-LAMP-013 module, along with the Infocus DP-1200X and Proxima DP-1200X listed here.
Are the specs identical whichever brand's version of TLPLP6 I own?
Yes. It is a 120 watt bulb rated for 2000 hours, the same figures across every branded version of this module, from the Ask M1 to the Toshiba TDP-P6.
How do I check I'm ordering for the correct brand's projector?
Check your projector's model plate against the list above rather than the brand name alone, since Ask, Infocus and Proxima each used more than one model name for hardware that takes this same lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do so many different brands share this lamp?
Several projector brands sold rebadged versions of the same underlying hardware during this period, including Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus, Proxima and Toshiba, so they specified an identical lamp module.
Is SP-LAMP-013 a different lamp from TLPLP6?
No, they are the same 120 watt module. SP-LAMP-013 is simply the code used on some of the rebadged brands, while TLPLP6 is the Toshiba reference.
Does the Infocus M1 use the same lamp as the Ask M1?
Yes. Both share the model name M1 under different brands and both take this TLPLP6 or SP-LAMP-013 module, along with the Infocus DP-1200X and Proxima DP-1200X listed here.
Are the specs identical whichever brand's version of TLPLP6 I own?
Yes. It is a 120 watt bulb rated for 2000 hours, the same figures across every branded version of this module, from the Ask M1 to the Toshiba TDP-P6.
How do I check I'm ordering for the correct brand's projector?
Check your projector's model plate against the list above rather than the brand name alone, since Ask, Infocus and Proxima each used more than one model name for hardware that takes this same lamp.
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.
