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610-317-7038 projector lamp module
Fits 4 projector models from Canon · Eiki · Sanyo.
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The Canon LV-S4, Eiki LC-SD15 and Sanyo PLC-SW31 and PLC-SW36 all take the same 160-watt lamp module, part 610-317-7038. Supplied complete with its housing, it is rated for 2000 hours of use, and installs as a single unit rather than requiring the bulb to be separated from any casing.
Sanyo's parts catalogue lists this identical module as POA-LMP78, so either number describes the same part. Because the lamp and housing are combined, there is no existing cage to inspect before ordering; you are simply replacing the whole assembly that came out of your LV-S4, LC-SD15 or PLC-SW31.
At a glance
- Wattage — 160 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10993
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Is POA-LMP78 the Sanyo equivalent of 610-317-7038?
Yes, POA-LMP78 is the code Sanyo uses for this identical lamp module, so it will order the correct part for the PLC-SW31 or PLC-SW36 just as reliably as 610-317-7038.
Does the Eiki LC-SD15 use the same module as the Canon LV-S4?
It does. Both projectors, along with the Sanyo PLC-SW31 and PLC-SW36, share the 610-317-7038 module despite the different brand names printed on each unit's casing.
What's included when I buy this lamp module?
The bulb comes pre-fitted inside its own housing, so you receive a single complete unit rather than a loose bulb, ready to install in place of the old assembly.
How many hours of use should I expect before dimming?
This module is rated for 2000 hours, after which brightness typically begins to fall off noticeably, though the exact point varies with how the projector is used.
Is it safe to touch the module straight after removing it?
No, give the projector time to cool with the lamp door open before handling the old module, as the housing can stay hot well after use.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is POA-LMP78 the Sanyo equivalent of 610-317-7038?
Yes, POA-LMP78 is the code Sanyo uses for this identical lamp module, so it will order the correct part for the PLC-SW31 or PLC-SW36 just as reliably as 610-317-7038.
Does the Eiki LC-SD15 use the same module as the Canon LV-S4?
It does. Both projectors, along with the Sanyo PLC-SW31 and PLC-SW36, share the 610-317-7038 module despite the different brand names printed on each unit's casing.
What's included when I buy this lamp module?
The bulb comes pre-fitted inside its own housing, so you receive a single complete unit rather than a loose bulb, ready to install in place of the old assembly.
How many hours of use should I expect before dimming?
This module is rated for 2000 hours, after which brightness typically begins to fall off noticeably, though the exact point varies with how the projector is used.
Is it safe to touch the module straight after removing it?
No, give the projector time to cool with the lamp door open before handling the old module, as the housing can stay hot well after use.
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.
