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Zenith DSV-100 bare projector lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Zenith.
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We list this bulb by the projector it fits rather than a manufacturer part code, since none is published for the Zenith DSV-100. It is a 150-watt bulb rated for 2,000 hours of use and supplied bare, meaning it reuses your existing housing rather than arriving as a full module.
Because this is a bare bulb, you will need to transfer it into your current DSV-100 housing rather than fit a complete assembly; take care handling the glass, as skin oils on the bulb surface can shorten its life once the projector is running. Shipping is free worldwide, wherever you are ordering from.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10738
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Why doesn't this lamp have a manufacturer part number listed?
Zenith did not publish a retail part code for the DSV-100 lamp that we have found, so we identify the bulb by the projector model it fits rather than a code. The specification below matches what the DSV-100 requires.
Does the Zenith DSV-100 keep its own cage when this lamp is fitted?
Yes, this is a bare bulb only. Your DSV-100's existing housing, cage and connector stay in place, and you transfer the bulb across during fitting rather than replacing the whole module.
What wattage and rated life does this DSV-100 bulb have?
It is rated at 150 watts with an expected life of 2,000 hours under normal use. Actual life varies with how the projector is run, particularly ventilation and how often it is switched on and off.
How should I handle a bare bulb like this one during fitting?
Avoid touching the glass envelope directly, ideally using the cloth or gloves the lamp ships with, and let the old lamp cool fully before removing it. Fingerprints on the glass can create hot spots once the bulb is powered up, shortening its working life.
Does the listing photo show the actual lamp I'll receive?
No, this listing uses a generic image because we do not hold a photo of this specific bulb. The specification and fitment details are accurate to the DSV-100, even though the picture is representative rather than exact.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why doesn't this lamp have a manufacturer part number listed?
Zenith did not publish a retail part code for the DSV-100 lamp that we have found, so we identify the bulb by the projector model it fits rather than a code. The specification below matches what the DSV-100 requires.
Does the Zenith DSV-100 keep its own cage when this lamp is fitted?
Yes, this is a bare bulb only. Your DSV-100's existing housing, cage and connector stay in place, and you transfer the bulb across during fitting rather than replacing the whole module.
What wattage and rated life does this DSV-100 bulb have?
It is rated at 150 watts with an expected life of 2,000 hours under normal use. Actual life varies with how the projector is run, particularly ventilation and how often it is switched on and off.
How should I handle a bare bulb like this one during fitting?
Avoid touching the glass envelope directly, ideally using the cloth or gloves the lamp ships with, and let the old lamp cool fully before removing it. Fingerprints on the glass can create hot spots once the bulb is powered up, shortening its working life.
Does the listing photo show the actual lamp I'll receive?
No, this listing uses a generic image because we do not hold a photo of this specific bulb. The specification and fitment details are accurate to the DSV-100, even though the picture is representative rather than exact.
Other Zenith 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.
