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VLT-SL6LP bare projector lamp
Fits 6 projector models from Geha · Mitsubishi.
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For owners who'd rather keep their existing housing, VLT-SL6LP is also available as a bare bulb, fitting the Geha Compact 239, Compact 239 Dialog and Compact 239W alongside the Mitsubishi LX-390, SL6U and XL9U. It runs at 200 watts with a 2,000-hour rated life, identical in specification to the module version, minus the housing and cage.
Check the housing and connector pins on your current lamp before ordering this bare version — cracking, warping or scorch marks mean the module option is the more reliable choice. Geha's Compact 239 range shares this lamp with three Mitsubishi model names, so whichever badge is on your unit, VLT-SL6LP is the part to search for.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09131
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Does the Compact 239W take the same bare lamp as the standard 239?
Yes. Compact 239, Compact 239 Dialog and Compact 239W all use the identical VLT-SL6LP lamp, shared with Mitsubishi's LX-390, SL6U and XL9U models, regardless of the W or Dialog suffix.
What's supplied with the bare version of this lamp?
Just the bulb and burner, without a housing, cage or connector frame. It's designed to fit into the housing already inside your Geha or Mitsubishi projector, so retain that housing when removing the old lamp.
Is this the same lamp used across all Geha Compact 239 models?
Yes, the Compact 239, 239 Dialog and 239W were all built around Mitsubishi's SL6 engine, so a single lamp — VLT-SL6LP — covers every variant of the Geha range alongside the related Mitsubishi models.
How do I open the lamp compartment on a Geha Compact 239?
Power down and unplug the projector first, then let it cool before locating the lamp access panel, typically on the top or side of the casing. Consult your Geha manual for the exact screw or latch location.
Do I need to reset the lamp hours on a Mitsubishi SL6U after fitting this?
Yes, typically. Check the on-screen menu for a lamp-hours reset option after installing VLT-SL6LP, since the SL6U and related models generally require this step to be done manually rather than automatically.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the Compact 239W take the same bare lamp as the standard 239?
Yes. Compact 239, Compact 239 Dialog and Compact 239W all use the identical VLT-SL6LP lamp, shared with Mitsubishi's LX-390, SL6U and XL9U models, regardless of the W or Dialog suffix.
What's supplied with the bare version of this lamp?
Just the bulb and burner, without a housing, cage or connector frame. It's designed to fit into the housing already inside your Geha or Mitsubishi projector, so retain that housing when removing the old lamp.
Is this the same lamp used across all Geha Compact 239 models?
Yes, the Compact 239, 239 Dialog and 239W were all built around Mitsubishi's SL6 engine, so a single lamp — VLT-SL6LP — covers every variant of the Geha range alongside the related Mitsubishi models.
How do I open the lamp compartment on a Geha Compact 239?
Power down and unplug the projector first, then let it cool before locating the lamp access panel, typically on the top or side of the casing. Consult your Geha manual for the exact screw or latch location.
Do I need to reset the lamp hours on a Mitsubishi SL6U after fitting this?
Yes, typically. Check the on-screen menu for a lamp-hours reset option after installing VLT-SL6LP, since the SL6U and related models generally require this step to be done manually rather than automatically.
Other Geha 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.
