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AH-45001 bare projector lamp
Fits 10 projector models from Boxlight · Eiki · Sharp.
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AH-45001 is the left-hand lamp in a matched pair used by dual-lamp projectors from Sharp, Eiki and Boxlight, running at 250 watts for 2,000 hours. It fits the Sharp XG-PH50, XG-PH50NL and XG-PH50X, the Eiki EIP-4500 and EIP-4500L, and the Boxlight PRO4500DP and ProColour 4500DP, wherever marked as the left unit.
The same bulb is also sold as AN-PH50LP1 and PRO4500-930, so match any of these three codes against the label on your existing lamp. This is a bare lamp only, made to go back inside the housing your projector already has, and it is the left partner to the AH-45002 module used on the opposite side.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08534
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between AH-45001 and AH-45002?
They are the left and right lamps of the same dual-lamp system: AH-45001 sits on the left in projectors such as the Sharp XG-PH50X (left) and the Boxlight PRO4500DP (LEFT), while AH-45002 takes the right bay.
Why are there three different part numbers for one lamp?
AH-45001, AN-PH50LP1 and PRO4500-930 are all codes used for this identical bare lamp across the Sharp, Eiki and Boxlight ranges, so any of the three confirms you have found the right part.
Does this bare lamp come with its own housing?
No, AH-45001 is the bulb only. It fits back into the housing already inside your Sharp, Eiki or Boxlight projector's left lamp bay rather than replacing that housing.
How do I confirm my projector uses the left lamp position?
Check the labelling inside the lamp compartment or your projector's manual for a left or right marking; models in this listing, including the Eiki EIP-4500L (LEFT), show this clearly.
In a dual-lamp EIP-4500, how does a failing AH-45001 show itself?
Through a noticeably dimmer picture, one side of the dual-lamp image looking uneven, or the projector reporting a lamp fault, all reasons to check whether the 2,000-hour rating has been reached.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What's the difference between AH-45001 and AH-45002?
They are the left and right lamps of the same dual-lamp system: AH-45001 sits on the left in projectors such as the Sharp XG-PH50X (left) and the Boxlight PRO4500DP (LEFT), while AH-45002 takes the right bay.
Why are there three different part numbers for one lamp?
AH-45001, AN-PH50LP1 and PRO4500-930 are all codes used for this identical bare lamp across the Sharp, Eiki and Boxlight ranges, so any of the three confirms you have found the right part.
Does this bare lamp come with its own housing?
No, AH-45001 is the bulb only. It fits back into the housing already inside your Sharp, Eiki or Boxlight projector's left lamp bay rather than replacing that housing.
How do I confirm my projector uses the left lamp position?
Check the labelling inside the lamp compartment or your projector's manual for a left or right marking; models in this listing, including the Eiki EIP-4500L (LEFT), show this clearly.
In a dual-lamp EIP-4500, how does a failing AH-45001 show itself?
Through a noticeably dimmer picture, one side of the dual-lamp image looking uneven, or the projector reporting a lamp fault, all reasons to check whether the 2,000-hour rating has been reached.
Other Boxlight 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.
