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2396B001/AA projector lamp module
Fits 12 projector models from Canon.
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Across a wide spread of Canon's REALiS and XEED range sits one shared module, 2396B001/AA: fitted to the SX7, SX700, X700, WUX10 and WUX10 Mark II, each sold under both branding names. Rated at 275 watts for 2000 hours, it arrives as a complete housed unit rather than a loose bulb.
Canon also references this module as 2396B001/BB or RS-LP04; all three numbers describe the same part. With twelve separate model listings sharing one lamp, from the SX7 to the WUX10 Mark II, double-check your projector's exact model name against the list here, since REALiS and XEED naming can otherwise cause confusion.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08601
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between 2396B001/AA and 2396B001/BB?
Both codes refer to the same lamp module; the /AA and /BB suffixes reflect minor revisions in Canon's own numbering rather than a different part for you to choose between.
Does this module fit the Canon XEED SX700?
Yes, the XEED SX700 is one of twelve model listings, alongside the SX7, X700 and WUX10 range, that all take the 2396B001/AA lamp module without exception.
Is RS-LP04 an older reference for this lamp?
It is Canon's alternative part code for the identical module, used interchangeably with 2396B001/AA in some documentation and price lists, so either number is safe to quote.
How do I check which of the twelve listed projectors I own?
Look at the model plate on the rear or base of the unit; REALiS and XEED are simply Canon's two brand names for overlapping ranges, so the plate is the reliable source.
What is the rated life of this 275-watt module?
2000 hours from new, after which the projector's brightness will typically have fallen enough to be noticeable on a large screen in a darkened room.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between 2396B001/AA and 2396B001/BB?
Both codes refer to the same lamp module; the /AA and /BB suffixes reflect minor revisions in Canon's own numbering rather than a different part for you to choose between.
Does this module fit the Canon XEED SX700?
Yes, the XEED SX700 is one of twelve model listings, alongside the SX7, X700 and WUX10 range, that all take the 2396B001/AA lamp module without exception.
Is RS-LP04 an older reference for this lamp?
It is Canon's alternative part code for the identical module, used interchangeably with 2396B001/AA in some documentation and price lists, so either number is safe to quote.
How do I check which of the twelve listed projectors I own?
Look at the model plate on the rear or base of the unit; REALiS and XEED are simply Canon's two brand names for overlapping ranges, so the plate is the reliable source.
What is the rated life of this 275-watt module?
2000 hours from new, after which the projector's brightness will typically have fallen enough to be noticeable on a large screen in a darkened room.
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.
