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AH-57201 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Eiki · Sharp.
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AH-57201 is a 275-watt module lamp that crosses two brands, fitting the Eiki EIP-1500T as well as the Sharp DT-400 and XV-Z2000. Rated for 2000 hours, it arrives as a complete assembly with the housing already built in. Sharp also lists this identical part under the code AN-K2LP.
Whether your lamp label shows AH-57201 or AN-K2LP, both codes describe the same module, so either is fine to search against your projector. Because it is a full module, fitting it is a straightforward swap of the entire housing assembly rather than handling a loose bulb.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08898
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Why does a Sharp projector take an Eiki-coded lamp?
The EIP-1500T, DT-400 and XV-Z2000 were built around a shared optical engine, so despite carrying Eiki and Sharp badges, all three use the identical AH-57201 lamp module.
Is AN-K2LP the same part as AH-57201?
Yes. AN-K2LP is the code Sharp uses for this lamp, while AH-57201 is the number listed against the Eiki EIP-1500T — both describe one identical module.
Does this lamp arrive with the housing fitted?
Yes, AH-57201 is a complete module, with the bulb already seated in its housing, so you are replacing the full assembly rather than a bare bulb.
How can I be sure which of my two part numbers to search?
Either AH-57201 or AN-K2LP will bring up this same listing, so whichever code appears on your projector's existing lamp label is fine to use when ordering.
Any preparation needed before swapping in the AH-57201?
Yes. Let the projector cool fully and unplug it before opening the lamp compartment, then confirm the new module's connector orientation matches the old one before sliding it into place.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does a Sharp projector take an Eiki-coded lamp?
The EIP-1500T, DT-400 and XV-Z2000 were built around a shared optical engine, so despite carrying Eiki and Sharp badges, all three use the identical AH-57201 lamp module.
Is AN-K2LP the same part as AH-57201?
Yes. AN-K2LP is the code Sharp uses for this lamp, while AH-57201 is the number listed against the Eiki EIP-1500T — both describe one identical module.
Does this lamp arrive with the housing fitted?
Yes, AH-57201 is a complete module, with the bulb already seated in its housing, so you are replacing the full assembly rather than a bare bulb.
How can I be sure which of my two part numbers to search?
Either AH-57201 or AN-K2LP will bring up this same listing, so whichever code appears on your projector's existing lamp label is fine to use when ordering.
Any preparation needed before swapping in the AH-57201?
Yes. Let the projector cool fully and unplug it before opening the lamp compartment, then confirm the new module's connector orientation matches the old one before sliding it into place.
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.
