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Z933791630 bare projector lamp
Fits 11 projector models from Sim2.
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Eleven Sim2 projectors, the HT5000, HT5000E, HT5000HB, M80, M80 Host, PRO5000, PRO5000E, PRO5DL, PRO5DL Host, Teatro 50 and Teatro 80, share the bare lamp Z933791630. This version ships as the burner alone, for fitting inside the housing already installed in your projector, rather than as a complete replacement module.
Choosing the bare lamp over the module saves cost if your existing housing across any of these eleven models is still sound, since you reuse the cage and connector board and replace only the bulb. Check your projector's exact model name against the list, as Sim2 shares this lamp platform across several closely related series.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10295
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
Why choose the bare lamp instead of the complete module?
The bare lamp is the lower-cost option if your existing housing across any HT5000, M80, PRO or Teatro model is undamaged, since you reuse the cage and connector and replace only the burner itself.
Does the Teatro 50 use the same lamp as the Teatro 80?
Yes, both share Z933791630 along with the rest of this Sim2 family, so the model number difference between the Teatro 50 and Teatro 80 does not change which bare lamp you need to order.
What should I check before fitting a bare lamp myself?
Confirm the housing you are reusing is free of cracks and that the connector pins are not bent or corroded before fitting the new burner, since a damaged housing can affect how well the new lamp seats.
Are the M80 and M80 Host the same for lamp purposes?
Yes, both use Z933791630. The 'Host' designation describes the projector variant, not a different lamp requirement, so the same bare burner is correct for either the M80 or the M80 Host.
How do I reset the lamp counter across this Sim2 range?
The reset is carried out from the projector's on-screen maintenance menu once the new burner is fitted. The exact menu path is broadly similar across the HT, M80, PRO and Teatro models, but check your manual to confirm.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why choose the bare lamp instead of the complete module?
The bare lamp is the lower-cost option if your existing housing across any HT5000, M80, PRO or Teatro model is undamaged, since you reuse the cage and connector and replace only the burner itself.
Does the Teatro 50 use the same lamp as the Teatro 80?
Yes, both share Z933791630 along with the rest of this Sim2 family, so the model number difference between the Teatro 50 and Teatro 80 does not change which bare lamp you need to order.
What should I check before fitting a bare lamp myself?
Confirm the housing you are reusing is free of cracks and that the connector pins are not bent or corroded before fitting the new burner, since a damaged housing can affect how well the new lamp seats.
Are the M80 and M80 Host the same for lamp purposes?
Yes, both use Z933791630. The 'Host' designation describes the projector variant, not a different lamp requirement, so the same bare burner is correct for either the M80 or the M80 Host.
How do I reset the lamp counter across this Sim2 range?
The reset is carried out from the projector's on-screen maintenance menu once the new burner is fitted. The exact menu path is broadly similar across the HT, M80, PRO and Teatro models, but check your manual to confirm.
Other Sim2 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.
