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5322B001 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 2 projector models from Canon.
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The same 5322B001 lamp is available here as a complete module, pairing the 245W, 3,000-hour bulb with a new housing rather than the bare bulb alone. It fits the Canon LV-7490 and LV-8320, and Canon's own reference for the part is LV-LP34. Choosing the module means the old housing is retired along with the old bulb.
If your existing housing shows wear, or you would simply rather not reuse it, this module version replaces both in one step, unlike the bare-bulb listing for the same 5322B001 code. LV-LP34 and 5322B001 both describe this lamp regardless of which format you choose. Confirm your projector reads LV-7490 or LV-8320 before ordering, since the two share this one part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 245 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08575
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why choose the module over the bare bulb version?
The module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, which suits anyone whose existing housing is worn, cracked, or simply preferred to be renewed. The bare-bulb listing for the same 5322B001 lamp is available separately if you'd rather keep your current housing.
Is the lamp inside this module the same as the bare bulb listing?
Yes, both listings use the identical 5322B001 lamp, also referenced as LV-LP34, rated 245W and 3,000 hours. The only difference is whether a new housing comes with it.
Does the LV-8320 need this module, or would the bare bulb do?
Either works for the LV-8320, since both listings share the same 5322B001 lamp. Choose the module if you want a new housing included, or the bare bulb if your current housing is still sound.
Will I need to reset anything on the projector after fitting?
Some Canon LV projectors prompt a lamp-hour reset from their setup menu once a new module is detected. The steps vary by model, so check your projector's own menu system if this applies.
What does 'original' mean on this listing?
It means the lamp and housing are built to Canon's specification for the LV-7490 and LV-8320, rather than a generic aftermarket part made to approximate fit.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why choose the module over the bare bulb version?
The module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, which suits anyone whose existing housing is worn, cracked, or simply preferred to be renewed. The bare-bulb listing for the same 5322B001 lamp is available separately if you'd rather keep your current housing.
Is the lamp inside this module the same as the bare bulb listing?
Yes, both listings use the identical 5322B001 lamp, also referenced as LV-LP34, rated 245W and 3,000 hours. The only difference is whether a new housing comes with it.
Does the LV-8320 need this module, or would the bare bulb do?
Either works for the LV-8320, since both listings share the same 5322B001 lamp. Choose the module if you want a new housing included, or the bare bulb if your current housing is still sound.
Will I need to reset anything on the projector after fitting?
Some Canon LV projectors prompt a lamp-hour reset from their setup menu once a new module is detected. The steps vary by model, so check your projector's own menu system if this applies.
What does 'original' mean on this listing?
It means the lamp and housing are built to Canon's specification for the LV-7490 and LV-8320, rather than a generic aftermarket part made to approximate fit.
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.
