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1311B001/AA bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Canon.
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Canon's REALiS SX6 and X600 projectors, also sold as the XEED SX6 and XEED X600, share a single 230-watt lamp: part number 1311B001/AA. It is supplied bare, meaning the bulb comes without a housing, and is rated for 2000 hours of projected use before brightness falls significantly.
Canon's alternative reference for this same bulb is RS-LP02, used interchangeably with 1311B001/AA in older documentation. Since it is a bare lamp, it replaces only the bulb inside your existing housing, so it is worth confirming that housing and its cage are still in good condition first.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08597
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why do the SX6 and X600 share one lamp code?
Canon marketed the same projector under REALiS and XEED branding with SX6 and X600 model names, but the hardware and lamp inside are identical in every respect that matters for ordering.
Is RS-LP02 an older code for this lamp?
It is an alternative Canon reference for the same bulb; 1311B001/AA and RS-LP02 both describe the identical bare lamp used in the SX6 and X600 range.
How bright should the SX6 be when the lamp is new?
We don't publish brightness figures for this bulb, but a sharp drop from how the projector looked when new is usually the clearest sign it needs replacing.
Do I need any tools to change the SX6 lamp?
Most Canon installation projectors use a captive screw and a removable lamp door, needing only a small screwdriver, though it is worth checking your specific unit's manual.
What's the safest way to dispose of the old bulb?
Projector lamps contain pressurised gas and should be taken to a facility that handles electronic or hazardous waste rather than put in general household rubbish once removed from the projector.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do the SX6 and X600 share one lamp code?
Canon marketed the same projector under REALiS and XEED branding with SX6 and X600 model names, but the hardware and lamp inside are identical in every respect that matters for ordering.
Is RS-LP02 an older code for this lamp?
It is an alternative Canon reference for the same bulb; 1311B001/AA and RS-LP02 both describe the identical bare lamp used in the SX6 and X600 range.
How bright should the SX6 be when the lamp is new?
We don't publish brightness figures for this bulb, but a sharp drop from how the projector looked when new is usually the clearest sign it needs replacing.
Do I need any tools to change the SX6 lamp?
Most Canon installation projectors use a captive screw and a removable lamp door, needing only a small screwdriver, though it is worth checking your specific unit's manual.
What's the safest way to dispose of the old bulb?
Projector lamps contain pressurised gas and should be taken to a facility that handles electronic or hazardous waste rather than put in general household rubbish once removed from the projector.
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.
