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003-120333-01 bare projector lamp
Fits 9 projector models from Canon · Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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At 330 watts, the 003-120333-01 is one of the higher-powered lamps we stock, built for nine projectors including the Christie LS650 and LX650, the Canon LV-7585 and four Sanyo PLC-XP100 variants. It carries a 2,000-hour rating and ships as a bare lamp for fitting into your projector's own housing. Canon also lists this part as LV-LP29.
You'll also see this lamp listed as 610-334-2788 or POA-LMP108, both alternative codes for the same part as 003-120333-01. Given the higher 330-watt rating, make sure your projector's ventilation is clear and its existing housing undamaged before fitting a bare lamp of this size.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08580
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Which Sanyo projectors take the 003-120333-01?
Four are listed: the PLC-XP100, PLC-XP1000CL, PLC-XP100K and PLC-XP100L. It's also listed for the Canon LV-7585, two Christie models and two Eiki models, nine projectors in total across four brands.
Is POA-LMP108 a different lamp to 003-120333-01?
No, POA-LMP108 is the same lamp, listed under a Sanyo code. The alternatives 610-334-2788 and LV-LP29 also refer to this same part, so any of the four codes should bring up this listing.
What is the rated wattage of this lamp?
It's rated at 330 watts with a 2,000-hour service life, higher than many of the bare lamps we stock, and this applies across all nine listed projectors.
Does the Christie LX650 need a different lamp to the LS650?
No, both the Christie LS650 and LX650 are listed for the 003-120333-01, so the same lamp covers either model, along with the Canon LV-7585, two Eiki models and four Sanyo models.
When is it time to replace a projector lamp like this one?
A lamp nearing the end of its rated 2,000 hours, or one that's dimmed, flickering or triggered a warning light on the projector, is generally due for replacement. Running hours logged by the projector itself are usually the clearest signal.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which Sanyo projectors take the 003-120333-01?
Four are listed: the PLC-XP100, PLC-XP1000CL, PLC-XP100K and PLC-XP100L. It's also listed for the Canon LV-7585, two Christie models and two Eiki models, nine projectors in total across four brands.
Is POA-LMP108 a different lamp to 003-120333-01?
No, POA-LMP108 is the same lamp, listed under a Sanyo code. The alternatives 610-334-2788 and LV-LP29 also refer to this same part, so any of the four codes should bring up this listing.
What is the rated wattage of this lamp?
It's rated at 330 watts with a 2,000-hour service life, higher than many of the bare lamps we stock, and this applies across all nine listed projectors.
Does the Christie LX650 need a different lamp to the LS650?
No, both the Christie LS650 and LX650 are listed for the 003-120333-01, so the same lamp covers either model, along with the Canon LV-7585, two Eiki models and four Sanyo models.
When is it time to replace a projector lamp like this one?
A lamp nearing the end of its rated 2,000 hours, or one that's dimmed, flickering or triggered a warning light on the projector, is generally due for replacement. Running hours logged by the projector itself are usually the clearest signal.
Other Canon 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.
