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610-295-5712 bare projector lamp
Fits 5 projector models from Canon · Eiki · Sanyo.
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Canon, Eiki and Sanyo each sold projectors built around the same 150-watt bulb, and 610-295-5712 is the part number that fits all of them. It covers the Canon LV-S2, the Eiki LC-SM4 and LC-SM4D, and the Sanyo PLC-SW20A and PLC-SW20AR. Rated life is 2000 hours from new.
You may also see this lamp listed as LV-LP14 or POA-LMP37, depending on which brand's manual you're reading; all three codes describe the identical bare bulb. Because it ships without a housing, it slots into the cage already fitted inside your projector, so check that cage is undamaged first.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08585
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Why do Canon, Eiki and Sanyo share the same lamp?
These three brands sold rebadged versions of the same projector design, so the internal lamp and housing are identical even though the model names differ.
Are LV-LP14 and POA-LMP37 the same as 610-295-5712?
Yes, these are the equivalent codes used by Canon and Sanyo respectively for the identical bare bulb, so any of the three numbers will order the right lamp.
How long should the 610-295-5712 lamp last?
It carries a rated life of 2000 hours. Actual lifespan depends on how the projector is used, but brightness typically fades gradually as that figure is approached.
Will this bulb work with the housing already in my PLC-SW20A?
Yes, that's exactly how it's designed to work: 610-295-5712 is a bare bulb made to fit inside the housing and cage your Sanyo, Canon or Eiki projector already has.
What should I check before fitting a new bulb?
Let the projector cool fully, unplug it, and inspect the existing housing for cracks or a loose cage before inserting the new bare lamp into its existing fitting.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do Canon, Eiki and Sanyo share the same lamp?
These three brands sold rebadged versions of the same projector design, so the internal lamp and housing are identical even though the model names differ.
Are LV-LP14 and POA-LMP37 the same as 610-295-5712?
Yes, these are the equivalent codes used by Canon and Sanyo respectively for the identical bare bulb, so any of the three numbers will order the right lamp.
How long should the 610-295-5712 lamp last?
It carries a rated life of 2000 hours. Actual lifespan depends on how the projector is used, but brightness typically fades gradually as that figure is approached.
Will this bulb work with the housing already in my PLC-SW20A?
Yes, that's exactly how it's designed to work: 610-295-5712 is a bare bulb made to fit inside the housing and cage your Sanyo, Canon or Eiki projector already has.
What should I check before fitting a new bulb?
Let the projector cool fully, unplug it, and inspect the existing housing for cracks or a loose cage before inserting the new bare lamp into its existing fitting.
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.
