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109823 bare projector lamp
Fits 25 projector models from A+K · JVC · Mitsubishi · Polaroid · Saville.
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Part number 109823 identifies a bare 150-watt lamp rated for 2,000 hours, built for the long-running Mitsubishi LVP-S50 and LVP-X70 families as well as the JVC LX-D1010, Polaroid Polaview range and Saville AV projectors. It is the bulb alone, meant for housings that are still in good condition.
You may also see this lamp listed as VLT-X70LP, or under the Polaroid codes PV238 and PV338 — all refer to the same part. A module version of this lamp is also available under the same 109823 number for anyone whose existing housing is cracked or worn, so check which one your projector actually needs before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-07877
- Compatibility — 25 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between this lamp and the module version?
This listing is the bare bulb only, for reuse in an existing housing. A separate 109823 module listing pairs the same bulb with a new housing, which is worth choosing instead if your current cage is cracked, discoloured or missing parts.
Does 109823 fit the Mitsubishi X51U?
Yes, the Mitsubishi LVP-X51U and X51U are both listed among the compatible projectors for this lamp, along with the wider LVP-S50 to LVP-X70 range. Check your unit's model plate to confirm the exact suffix before ordering.
Is PV238 the same lamp as 109823?
PV238 is a Polaroid code for the same underlying lamp used in the Polaview 238 and 238i projectors. If your Polaroid unit's manual quotes PV238 or PV338, this 109823 listing is the correct replacement.
How do I fit a bare lamp safely?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, then handle the bulb by its housing edges rather than the glass, since skin oils can shorten its life. Follow your projector's manual for the release catches and orientation before sliding the new lamp into place.
When should I replace a lamp like this one?
Replace it once your projector reports the lamp hours are exhausted, the image dims noticeably, or the lamp fails to strike on power-up. Running a lamp well past its rated hours increases the risk of it failing suddenly rather than dimming gradually.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the difference between this lamp and the module version?
This listing is the bare bulb only, for reuse in an existing housing. A separate 109823 module listing pairs the same bulb with a new housing, which is worth choosing instead if your current cage is cracked, discoloured or missing parts.
Does 109823 fit the Mitsubishi X51U?
Yes, the Mitsubishi LVP-X51U and X51U are both listed among the compatible projectors for this lamp, along with the wider LVP-S50 to LVP-X70 range. Check your unit's model plate to confirm the exact suffix before ordering.
Is PV238 the same lamp as 109823?
PV238 is a Polaroid code for the same underlying lamp used in the Polaview 238 and 238i projectors. If your Polaroid unit's manual quotes PV238 or PV338, this 109823 listing is the correct replacement.
How do I fit a bare lamp safely?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, then handle the bulb by its housing edges rather than the glass, since skin oils can shorten its life. Follow your projector's manual for the release catches and orientation before sliding the new lamp into place.
When should I replace a lamp like this one?
Replace it once your projector reports the lamp hours are exhausted, the image dims noticeably, or the lamp fails to strike on power-up. Running a lamp well past its rated hours increases the risk of it failing suddenly rather than dimming gradually.
Other A+K 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.
