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YL-3A projector lamp module
Fits 5 projector models from Casio.
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Casio's XJ-S32, XJ-S33, XJ-S37 and XJ-S38 projectors, along with the model badged simply YL-3A/3B, all take the same lamp module, YL-3A. It comes as one complete unit with the bulb already seated in its housing. Casio has not published a wattage or rated-hours figure for this particular module.
Casio's own documentation sometimes shows this part as YL-3B rather than YL-3A; the two numbers describe the same module, and either will bring up this listing. As a complete unit, fitting it means exchanging the whole lamp-and-housing assembly from your XJ-S32, XJ-S33, XJ-S37 or XJ-S38 rather than just a bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11822
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Is YL-3B a different lamp from YL-3A?
No, YL-3B is an alternative code for the identical module. Casio's own manuals use both numbers interchangeably for the same part fitted to the XJ-S32 to XJ-S38 range.
Does YL-3A fit the projector simply labelled YL-3A/3B?
Yes, that model name refers to a Casio projector directly named after its own lamp code, and it takes this same YL-3A module just like the XJ-S range.
Why isn't a lamp life figure given for the YL-3A?
Casio has not published rated-hours data for this module in the documentation available to us, so we have left the figure out rather than estimate it.
What condition should the old module be in before I remove it?
It should be fully cool; leave the projector switched off and unplugged for at least half an hour before opening the lamp door and lifting the module out.
Can this module be ordered for the XJ-S33 specifically?
Yes, the XJ-S33 shares the same lamp compartment as the XJ-S32, XJ-S37 and XJ-S38, so YL-3A is the correct module for all four models without any exceptions.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is YL-3B a different lamp from YL-3A?
No, YL-3B is an alternative code for the identical module. Casio's own manuals use both numbers interchangeably for the same part fitted to the XJ-S32 to XJ-S38 range.
Does YL-3A fit the projector simply labelled YL-3A/3B?
Yes, that model name refers to a Casio projector directly named after its own lamp code, and it takes this same YL-3A module just like the XJ-S range.
Why isn't a lamp life figure given for the YL-3A?
Casio has not published rated-hours data for this module in the documentation available to us, so we have left the figure out rather than estimate it.
What condition should the old module be in before I remove it?
It should be fully cool; leave the projector switched off and unplugged for at least half an hour before opening the lamp door and lifting the module out.
Can this module be ordered for the XJ-S33 specifically?
Yes, the XJ-S33 shares the same lamp compartment as the XJ-S32, XJ-S37 and XJ-S38, so YL-3A is the correct module for all four models without any exceptions.
Other Casio 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.
