PHOTO
610-314-9127 bare projector lamp
Fits 22 projector models from Canon · Christie · Eiki · High · Sanyo.
This is our reference price in US dollars. We confirm the delivered price for United Arab Emirates on a formal quote, including shipping, duties where we can prepay them, and the correct local warranty terms.
▣ Free worldwide shipping included
▣ 180-day guarantee
▣ Quotation valid 30 days
Typically 3–5 working days once the order is placed.
DUBAI
Sun-Thu 09:00-18:00 GST
610-314-9127 is the bare-bulb counterpart to LV-LP22, fitting the housing already inside your projector rather than arriving with one of its own. Rated at 300 watts for 1,500 hours, it covers 22 projectors, including the Sanyo PLV-80 and PLV-80L alongside the High End Systems DL.2.
This part carries an unusually wide set of alternative codes — 003-120239-01, 03-000882-01P, LV-LP22, POA-LMP81, POA-LMP98 and 610-325-2957 among them — so match your exact projector model rather than relying on any single code you've seen elsewhere. As a bare lamp, check your existing housing is undamaged before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08651
- Compatibility — 22 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between 610-314-9127 and LV-LP22?
They're the same lamp; 610-314-9127 is the bare-bulb version, fitting into your existing housing, while LV-LP22 is the equivalent lamp supplied as a complete module with a new housing built in.
Why is the 610-314-9127 sold under codes from five different brands?
Five brands — Canon, Christie, Eiki, High End Systems and Sanyo — have each sold projectors built around this lamp and issued their own part number for it, giving codes including 003-120239-01, POA-LMP81, POA-LMP98 and LV-LP22 alongside 610-314-9127.
Does the Sanyo PLV-80 take the same lamp as the PLC-XP51?
Yes, both the Sanyo PLV-80 and PLV-80L are listed alongside the PLC-XP51, PLC-XP56 and related variants, all taking the 610-314-9127 at 300 watts and 1,500 hours rated life.
Why is a placeholder image shown for this lamp?
We don't hold a genuine product photograph for 610-314-9127, so a generic image stands in for it on this listing, while the specification and compatibility details remain specific to the part.
What's the rated life of the 610-314-9127?
It's rated at 1,500 hours running at 300 watts, a figure that applies across all 22 listed projectors from Canon, Christie, Eiki, High End Systems and Sanyo.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What's the difference between 610-314-9127 and LV-LP22?
They're the same lamp; 610-314-9127 is the bare-bulb version, fitting into your existing housing, while LV-LP22 is the equivalent lamp supplied as a complete module with a new housing built in.
Why is the 610-314-9127 sold under codes from five different brands?
Five brands — Canon, Christie, Eiki, High End Systems and Sanyo — have each sold projectors built around this lamp and issued their own part number for it, giving codes including 003-120239-01, POA-LMP81, POA-LMP98 and LV-LP22 alongside 610-314-9127.
Does the Sanyo PLV-80 take the same lamp as the PLC-XP51?
Yes, both the Sanyo PLV-80 and PLV-80L are listed alongside the PLC-XP51, PLC-XP56 and related variants, all taking the 610-314-9127 at 300 watts and 1,500 hours rated life.
Why is a placeholder image shown for this lamp?
We don't hold a genuine product photograph for 610-314-9127, so a generic image stands in for it on this listing, while the specification and compatibility details remain specific to the part.
What's the rated life of the 610-314-9127?
It's rated at 1,500 hours running at 300 watts, a figure that applies across all 22 listed projectors from Canon, Christie, Eiki, High End Systems and Sanyo.
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.
