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VIPA-000150 projector lamp with housing
Fits 18 projector models from Runco · Vidikron.
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VIPA-000150 is the module fitted across Runco's whole VX-2 line-up, VX-2, VX-2C, VX-2i, VX-2DC and their Cinewide-configured cx, dcx and ix variants, plus Vidikron's Model 90 and Model 100, again including the standard, t and Cinewide versions of each. Eighteen individual model listings share this one lamp.
The same assembly also carries the codes 151-1033-00 and RUPA-006100 depending on which brand's paperwork you're matching against; all three numbers point to this module. Given how many close model variants sit on this list, it's worth confirming your projector's exact suffix, i, C, DC, cx, dcx or ix, rather than assuming from the base VX-2 name alone. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10102
- Compatibility — 18 projector models
Common questions
What does the Cinewide suffix mean on some of these Runco and Vidikron model names?
Cinewide refers to a widescreen configuration Runco and Vidikron offered on several projector lines, using an anamorphic lens setup. It doesn't change the lamp fitment; the Cinewide-configured VX-2 and Model 90/100 variants take the same VIPA-000150 module as the standard versions.
With so many similar VX-2 model codes, how do I confirm which one I have?
Check the full suffix on your projector's rating label, C, i, DC, cx, dcx or ix, against the complete compatibility list for this lamp, since all of Runco's VX-2 variants happen to share this one module regardless of suffix.
Is 151-1033-00 the bare-bulb version of this same lamp?
It's an alternative part number for this module rather than a separate bare-bulb code; we also list a dedicated bare-bulb version of this fitment separately if that's what you need.
Does the Model 90t take the same lamp as the standard Model 90?
Yes, the t variants of both the Model 90 and Model 100 share this same fitment with their standard and Cinewide-configured counterparts, without any exception at all.
Why do Runco and Vidikron have three different part numbers for what's meant to be one lamp?
VIPA-000150, 151-1033-00 and RUPA-006100 reflect each brand's own internal cataloguing for a shared design, since Runco and Vidikron issued separate documentation even where the physical part is identical.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does the Cinewide suffix mean on some of these Runco and Vidikron model names?
Cinewide refers to a widescreen configuration Runco and Vidikron offered on several projector lines, using an anamorphic lens setup. It doesn't change the lamp fitment; the Cinewide-configured VX-2 and Model 90/100 variants take the same VIPA-000150 module as the standard versions.
With so many similar VX-2 model codes, how do I confirm which one I have?
Check the full suffix on your projector's rating label, C, i, DC, cx, dcx or ix, against the complete compatibility list for this lamp, since all of Runco's VX-2 variants happen to share this one module regardless of suffix.
Is 151-1033-00 the bare-bulb version of this same lamp?
It's an alternative part number for this module rather than a separate bare-bulb code; we also list a dedicated bare-bulb version of this fitment separately if that's what you need.
Does the Model 90t take the same lamp as the standard Model 90?
Yes, the t variants of both the Model 90 and Model 100 share this same fitment with their standard and Cinewide-configured counterparts, without any exception at all.
Why do Runco and Vidikron have three different part numbers for what's meant to be one lamp?
VIPA-000150, 151-1033-00 and RUPA-006100 reflect each brand's own internal cataloguing for a shared design, since Runco and Vidikron issued separate documentation even where the physical part is identical.
Other Runco 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.
