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610-341-7493 bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Eiki · Sanyo.
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Running at 175 watts with a 3,500-hour rating, 610-341-7493 sits toward the longer-lasting end of the lamps in this range. It's supplied as a bare bulb for eight projector models shared between Eiki and Sanyo. No photo of this specific lamp exists, so a generic image is used here instead.
This lamp also carries the code POA-LMP129 in some references, so either number will bring up this same listing. As the bare version, it's fitted into your projector's existing housing once the old bulb is removed, so check that housing for damage before installing the replacement.
At a glance
- Wattage — 175 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08955
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Which Eiki and Sanyo projectors take 610-341-7493?
Eight models across the two brands share this lamp. Check your projector's exact model number against the compatibility list on this page, since it's the most reliable way to confirm the fit before you order.
Is POA-LMP129 a different lamp to this one?
No, it's the same product listed under a second code. Some documentation uses POA-LMP129, while 610-341-7493 is the number more often printed on the projector's service label, but both refer to this bare lamp.
Why does this lamp have a longer rated life than others?
3,500 hours is simply the rating this particular lamp was designed to, reflecting its lower 175-watt output relative to some other lamps in this range. It isn't a general guarantee, just the manufacturer's stated figure for standard use.
Why is a generic photo shown for this listing?
No image of this exact lamp is currently available, so a placeholder is used instead. The written details on this page, including compatibility and the alternate code, are specific to this product.
What condition checks matter before seating the 610-341-7493?
Look for cracks, discolouration or a loose fit around the lamp compartment before installing the new bare bulb. A housing in poor condition can affect how securely the replacement lamp seats once fitted.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which Eiki and Sanyo projectors take 610-341-7493?
Eight models across the two brands share this lamp. Check your projector's exact model number against the compatibility list on this page, since it's the most reliable way to confirm the fit before you order.
Is POA-LMP129 a different lamp to this one?
No, it's the same product listed under a second code. Some documentation uses POA-LMP129, while 610-341-7493 is the number more often printed on the projector's service label, but both refer to this bare lamp.
Why does this lamp have a longer rated life than others?
3,500 hours is simply the rating this particular lamp was designed to, reflecting its lower 175-watt output relative to some other lamps in this range. It isn't a general guarantee, just the manufacturer's stated figure for standard use.
Why is a generic photo shown for this listing?
No image of this exact lamp is currently available, so a placeholder is used instead. The written details on this page, including compatibility and the alternate code, are specific to this product.
What condition checks matter before seating the 610-341-7493?
Look for cracks, discolouration or a loose fit around the lamp compartment before installing the new bare bulb. A housing in poor condition can affect how securely the replacement lamp seats once fitted.
Other Eiki 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.
