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610-349-7518 bare projector lamp
Fits 23 projector models from Eiki · Elmo · Sanyo.
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With a 5,000-hour rating at 215 watts, 610-349-7518 is a long-life lamp used across twenty-three projector models spanning Eiki, Elmo and Sanyo. It's supplied as a bare bulb, without a housing, for fitting into a projector whose existing housing remains in good working order.
Some catalogues list this same lamp as POA-LMP142, so either code correctly identifies this product. Given how many models across three brands share this part, check your projector's exact model number against the compatibility list on this page before ordering, rather than relying on brand alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 215 W
- Rated life — 5,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08953
- Compatibility — 23 projector models
Common questions
How many projectors use the 610-349-7518 lamp?
Twenty-three models across Eiki, Elmo and Sanyo share this lamp. Given the range involved, check your projector's exact model number against the list on this page before ordering rather than assuming a similar model matches.
Is POA-LMP142 the same as 610-349-7518?
Yes, both codes refer to the same bare lamp. POA-LMP142 appears more often in parts references, while 610-349-7518 is commonly the number printed on the projector's own service label.
Why does this lamp have such a long rated life?
5,000 hours is the manufacturer's stated rating for this particular lamp, reflecting its design rather than a general standard across all projector bulbs. Actual life still depends on how the projector is used day to day.
Does Elmo really share a lamp with Eiki and Sanyo?
Yes, certain Elmo projector models were built using the same internal components as some Eiki and Sanyo units, meaning they take the identical lamp despite the different brand name on the case.
What should I check before fitting this bare bulb?
Inspect your existing housing for cracks, discolouration or a loose fit before installing the new lamp. If the housing looks sound, this bare bulb should fit and seat the same way the original one did.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How many projectors use the 610-349-7518 lamp?
Twenty-three models across Eiki, Elmo and Sanyo share this lamp. Given the range involved, check your projector's exact model number against the list on this page before ordering rather than assuming a similar model matches.
Is POA-LMP142 the same as 610-349-7518?
Yes, both codes refer to the same bare lamp. POA-LMP142 appears more often in parts references, while 610-349-7518 is commonly the number printed on the projector's own service label.
Why does this lamp have such a long rated life?
5,000 hours is the manufacturer's stated rating for this particular lamp, reflecting its design rather than a general standard across all projector bulbs. Actual life still depends on how the projector is used day to day.
Does Elmo really share a lamp with Eiki and Sanyo?
Yes, certain Elmo projector models were built using the same internal components as some Eiki and Sanyo units, meaning they take the identical lamp despite the different brand name on the case.
What should I check before fitting this bare bulb?
Inspect your existing housing for cracks, discolouration or a loose fit before installing the new lamp. If the housing looks sound, this bare bulb should fit and seat the same way the original one did.
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.
