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AH-11201 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Eiki · Marantz · Sharp.
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The AH-11201 is a 275 watt module rated for 2000 hours, shared across three brands of home cinema projector. Eiki lists it for the EIP-1000T and EIP-1600T, Marantz lists it for the VP4001, and Sharp lists it for the DT-100, DT-500, XV-Z100, XV-Z3000 and XV-Z3000U.
Marantz badged its VP4001 from a Sharp design, which explains why a single lamp module serves such different brand names. You may also find this part listed as AH11201 or AN-100LP, both describing the same 275 watt lamp we sell as AH-11201. It arrives as a complete unit, with the bulb built into its housing ready to fit.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08896
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why does the Marantz VP4001 take a Sharp-branded lamp module?
Marantz sourced the VP4001 from Sharp's projector design, so it shares the identical AH-11201 module used in the Sharp XV-Z3000 and related models, despite carrying a different brand name.
Is AN-100LP a different lamp to AH-11201?
No, AN-100LP is Sharp's own code for the same module, along with AH11201 written without the hyphen; all three describe the identical 275 watt lamp.
Which Eiki models take this lamp?
The Eiki EIP-1000T and EIP-1600T both use the AH-11201 module, matching the equivalent Sharp and Marantz home cinema projectors listed alongside them in this range.
What is the rated hour life of the AH-11201?
It carries a 2000 hour rating at 275 watts, a figure that applies under normal home cinema use rather than continuous commercial operation in a lecture theatre.
Will the AH-11201 arrive sealed in its own cage?
Yes, this is a complete module with the bulb already sealed inside its housing, fitted as one unit rather than a loose bulb that needs its own cage.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the Marantz VP4001 take a Sharp-branded lamp module?
Marantz sourced the VP4001 from Sharp's projector design, so it shares the identical AH-11201 module used in the Sharp XV-Z3000 and related models, despite carrying a different brand name.
Is AN-100LP a different lamp to AH-11201?
No, AN-100LP is Sharp's own code for the same module, along with AH11201 written without the hyphen; all three describe the identical 275 watt lamp.
Which Eiki models take this lamp?
The Eiki EIP-1000T and EIP-1600T both use the AH-11201 module, matching the equivalent Sharp and Marantz home cinema projectors listed alongside them in this range.
What is the rated hour life of the AH-11201?
It carries a 2000 hour rating at 275 watts, a figure that applies under normal home cinema use rather than continuous commercial operation in a lecture theatre.
Will the AH-11201 arrive sealed in its own cage?
Yes, this is a complete module with the bulb already sealed inside its housing, fitted as one unit rather than a loose bulb that needs its own cage.
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.
