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610 341 9497 projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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Fourteen projectors share this 330 watt lamp module, rated for 3000 hours and listed under the number 610 341 9497. Christie's LX1000 and LX1200 sit alongside six Eiki LC-X8/LC-X800 variants and six further Sanyo models built on the same platform, from the PLC-XF71 through to the LP-XF1000. It arrives as a complete module rather than a bare bulb.
This is one of the more widely renumbered lamps in our catalogue, appearing under five separate codes: 610 341 9497, 610-341-9497, 003-120479-01, POA-LMP128 and LMP128. Whichever of these is printed on your old module, they all describe the identical part. At 3000 hours, this lamp is rated for longer service than many bare bulbs in our range, reflecting the module's design.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08664
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have five different part numbers listed?
Christie, Sanyo and other resellers have each issued their own code for the identical lamp over the years, giving us 610 341 9497, 610-341-9497, 003-120479-01, POA-LMP128 and LMP128 as the full set we are aware of.
Is the spaced version 610 341 9497 different from 610-341-9497?
No, these are the same code written with different punctuation. Manufacturers and resellers are not always consistent about spaces versus hyphens, but both refer to this one lamp module.
Do the Eiki LC-X800A and LC-X800Ai use the same lamp?
Yes, both are listed as compatible, along with the standard LC-X800, LC-X8, LC-X8A and LC-X8Ai. All six Eiki variants in this family take the same 610 341 9497 module.
Why is 3000 hours higher than some other lamps you sell?
Rated life varies by lamp design and how it is engineered to run within its housing, so a higher figure here does not necessarily mean better value elsewhere. Each part is rated independently by its source.
What should I do with the old module once it's removed?
Most local authorities treat projector lamps as electronic or specialist waste due to the materials inside them, so it is worth checking your area's disposal guidance rather than placing it in general rubbish.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this lamp have five different part numbers listed?
Christie, Sanyo and other resellers have each issued their own code for the identical lamp over the years, giving us 610 341 9497, 610-341-9497, 003-120479-01, POA-LMP128 and LMP128 as the full set we are aware of.
Is the spaced version 610 341 9497 different from 610-341-9497?
No, these are the same code written with different punctuation. Manufacturers and resellers are not always consistent about spaces versus hyphens, but both refer to this one lamp module.
Do the Eiki LC-X800A and LC-X800Ai use the same lamp?
Yes, both are listed as compatible, along with the standard LC-X800, LC-X8, LC-X8A and LC-X8Ai. All six Eiki variants in this family take the same 610 341 9497 module.
Why is 3000 hours higher than some other lamps you sell?
Rated life varies by lamp design and how it is engineered to run within its housing, so a higher figure here does not necessarily mean better value elsewhere. Each part is rated independently by its source.
What should I do with the old module once it's removed?
Most local authorities treat projector lamps as electronic or specialist waste due to the materials inside them, so it is worth checking your area's disposal guidance rather than placing it in general rubbish.
Other Christie 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.
