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003-120338-01 bare projector lamp
Fits 11 projector models from Christie · Eiki · Panasonic · Sanyo.
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This 330 watt bare lamp, rated for 2000 hours, is listed as 003-120338-01 and spans four brands: a single Christie LX1500, three Eiki LC-XT5 variants, one Panasonic ET-SLMP109, and six Sanyo PLC-XF47 models. It is a bare lamp, so it seats inside the housing already fitted to your projector rather than arriving as a boxed unit.
Panasonic's ET-SLMP109 is worth noting specifically, since it can look like a Panasonic-branded part when it is in fact the same lamp shared across this Christie, Eiki and Sanyo group. The other codes for this lamp are 610-334-6267 and POA-LMP109; any of the three numbers point to the identical bulb. Check the exact suffix on your Sanyo model, since the PLC-XF47 range has five closely named variants.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08667
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
Is the Panasonic ET-SLMP109 really the same lamp as the Christie and Sanyo parts?
Yes, despite the different branding, ET-SLMP109 is listed as compatible with the identical lamp as the Christie LX1500 and the Eiki and Sanyo models above. It is one lamp shared across four brand names.
What does the W suffix mean on PLC-XF47W?
We do not have further detail on what the suffix denotes beyond the model name itself, but PLC-XF47W is listed as compatible with this same lamp alongside the other PLC-XF47 variants.
How do I know if my old lamp is 610-334-6267 or POA-LMP109?
Check the label on the lamp or its housing for either code. Both are alternative numbers for the lamp we list as 003-120338-01, so you would be ordering the same part either way.
Only one Christie model is listed here, is that correct?
Yes, the LX1500 is the sole Christie projector using this particular lamp in our records, while the remaining ten compatible models are split across Eiki, Panasonic and Sanyo.
Will a generic product image affect what I actually receive?
No, the image is only a placeholder used where we do not hold a specific photograph. The part number and compatibility list above describe exactly what will be sent.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is the Panasonic ET-SLMP109 really the same lamp as the Christie and Sanyo parts?
Yes, despite the different branding, ET-SLMP109 is listed as compatible with the identical lamp as the Christie LX1500 and the Eiki and Sanyo models above. It is one lamp shared across four brand names.
What does the W suffix mean on PLC-XF47W?
We do not have further detail on what the suffix denotes beyond the model name itself, but PLC-XF47W is listed as compatible with this same lamp alongside the other PLC-XF47 variants.
How do I know if my old lamp is 610-334-6267 or POA-LMP109?
Check the label on the lamp or its housing for either code. Both are alternative numbers for the lamp we list as 003-120338-01, so you would be ordering the same part either way.
Only one Christie model is listed here, is that correct?
Yes, the LX1500 is the sole Christie projector using this particular lamp in our records, while the remaining ten compatible models are split across Eiki, Panasonic and Sanyo.
Will a generic product image affect what I actually receive?
No, the image is only a placeholder used where we do not hold a specific photograph. The part number and compatibility list above describe exactly what will be sent.
Other Christie 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.
