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4824B001 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 4 projector models from Canon · Casio.
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4824B001 also comes as a full module here, adding a new housing to the same 330W, 2,000-hour bulb used in the bare-lamp listing. It fits Canon's LV-7590 as well as Casio's YL-4A and YL-4B projectors, which share this lamp despite the different badge on the case. Canon's own reference for the part is LV-LP33.
Choosing this module over the bare-bulb version of 4824B001 means the housing is replaced as well, which is worth doing if your existing housing shows any wear. LV-LP33 and 4824B001 both refer to the identical lamp regardless of format. Casio's YL-4A and YL-4B share a model number with only the suffix differing, so either one takes this same module.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08583
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why do Canon and Casio share this lamp?
Casio's YL-4A and YL-4B projectors were built on the same engine as Canon's LV-7590, so both brands use the identical 4824B001 lamp and housing rather than separate parts for each badge.
Should I buy this module or the bare bulb listing?
Choose this module if you'd like a new housing along with the bulb, or the separate bare-bulb listing for 4824B001 if your current housing is still in good condition and you only need the lamp itself replaced.
What's the difference between Casio's YL-4A and YL-4B?
The 'A' and 'B' suffixes denote variants within Casio's YL-4 line, but both take the same 4824B001 lamp module, so the difference does not change which part you need to order.
How can I be sure this fits my LV-7590?
Canon lists 4824B001, also known as LV-LP33, as the lamp for the LV-7590 specifically, with no other Canon model sharing this part. Matching that single model number is enough to confirm the fit.
How much use will the 4824B001 module typically give before replacement?
4824B001 is rated for 2,000 hours at 330W. Real-world lamp life varies with usage, including how long the projector runs per session and how often it is switched on and off.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do Canon and Casio share this lamp?
Casio's YL-4A and YL-4B projectors were built on the same engine as Canon's LV-7590, so both brands use the identical 4824B001 lamp and housing rather than separate parts for each badge.
Should I buy this module or the bare bulb listing?
Choose this module if you'd like a new housing along with the bulb, or the separate bare-bulb listing for 4824B001 if your current housing is still in good condition and you only need the lamp itself replaced.
What's the difference between Casio's YL-4A and YL-4B?
The 'A' and 'B' suffixes denote variants within Casio's YL-4 line, but both take the same 4824B001 lamp module, so the difference does not change which part you need to order.
How can I be sure this fits my LV-7590?
Canon lists 4824B001, also known as LV-LP33, as the lamp for the LV-7590 specifically, with no other Canon model sharing this part. Matching that single model number is enough to confirm the fit.
How much use will the 4824B001 module typically give before replacement?
4824B001 is rated for 2,000 hours at 330W. Real-world lamp life varies with usage, including how long the projector runs per session and how often it is switched on and off.
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.
