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50029923 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 10 projector models from Canon · NEC.
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LV-X6, LV-X7 and a run of NEC VT-series projectors all take the 50029923 lamp module. The NEC models covered are the VT48, VT48G, VT48J, VT49, VT57, VT58, VT59 and VT59G. Running at 150W with a 3,000-hour rating, the same part is also referenced as LV-LP27 by Canon and VT80LP by NEC.
Because Canon and NEC use their own separate codes for this shared lamp, LV-LP27 and VT80LP respectively, quoting whichever one matches your projector's own documentation is the simplest way to order correctly. With eight NEC models on the list, checking the exact suffix, such as VT48 against VT48G, is worth doing before you buy. This is a complete module.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08596
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Why do Canon and NEC projectors share this lamp?
Canon's LV-X6 and LV-X7 were built on a projector engine also used by NEC's VT-series, so both brands standardised on the identical 50029923 lamp module rather than each sourcing a separate part.
Is VT80LP the same as 50029923?
Yes, VT80LP is NEC's own reference for this lamp, identical to the module listed here as 50029923 and to Canon's LV-LP27. All three describe the same 150W, 3,000-hour part.
How do I tell NEC's VT48 and VT48G apart?
Check the full model code on your projector's rating label. The VT48, VT48G and VT48J are separate variants within NEC's range, though all of them, along with the VT49 and VT57 to VT59G, share this same lamp.
What does this listing include?
The 50029923 module includes the bulb fitted inside its housing and connector, so the complete assembly is exchanged as one unit rather than fitting a bare lamp into an existing housing.
Will the projector need a lamp counter reset?
Some NEC and Canon models in this range prompt a reset from the setup menu once a new lamp is detected. Check your specific projector's on-screen menu, since the steps differ between brands and firmware versions.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do Canon and NEC projectors share this lamp?
Canon's LV-X6 and LV-X7 were built on a projector engine also used by NEC's VT-series, so both brands standardised on the identical 50029923 lamp module rather than each sourcing a separate part.
Is VT80LP the same as 50029923?
Yes, VT80LP is NEC's own reference for this lamp, identical to the module listed here as 50029923 and to Canon's LV-LP27. All three describe the same 150W, 3,000-hour part.
How do I tell NEC's VT48 and VT48G apart?
Check the full model code on your projector's rating label. The VT48, VT48G and VT48J are separate variants within NEC's range, though all of them, along with the VT49 and VT57 to VT59G, share this same lamp.
What does this listing include?
The 50029923 module includes the bulb fitted inside its housing and connector, so the complete assembly is exchanged as one unit rather than fitting a bare lamp into an existing housing.
Will the projector need a lamp counter reset?
Some NEC and Canon models in this range prompt a reset from the setup menu once a new lamp is detected. Check your specific projector's on-screen menu, since the steps differ between brands and firmware versions.
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.
