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AH-66271 bare projector lamp
Fits 20 projector models from Eiki · Sharp.
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Twenty projectors across Eiki and Sharp share this 275-watt bulb, including the Eiki EIP-3000N and EIP-3000NA and the Sharp XG-MB65 and XR-2280 series. AH-66271 is the bare version, rated for 2000 hours, and is also sold as AN-XR20LP when packaged with its housing as a complete module.
Because the Sharp XR-20 and XG-MB ranges include several closely related suffixes such as S, X and A, take the code from your old bulb rather than the projector model alone. If your housing is cracked or the locating pins are worn, the AN-XR20LP module version replaces the whole assembly instead of just the bulb.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08904
- Compatibility — 20 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between AH-66271 and AN-XR20LP?
They are the same 275-watt, 2000-hour lamp. AH-66271 is the bare bulb for reuse in an existing housing, while AN-XR20LP is the same lamp packaged with a new housing as a complete module.
Does AH-66271 fit all Sharp XG-MB projectors?
It fits the XG-MB55, XG-MB55X, XG-MB65, XG-MB65X, XG-MB67 and XG-MB67X models specifically. Sharp used closely related model numbers across this range, so confirm your exact suffix before ordering rather than assuming by the XG-MB prefix alone.
How do I choose between the bare lamp and the module?
Choose the bare lamp if your projector's existing housing, cage and connector pins are undamaged, since you are only replacing the bulb. Choose the module if the housing is cracked, warped, or the electrical contacts look worn.
Which Eiki models take the AH-66271 lamp?
The EIP-2500, EIP-2500A, EIP-3000N, EIP-3000NA and EIP-X3000N all use this lamp. If your Eiki projector carries a different model number, check the code on your existing bulb before ordering, as the wider EIP range uses several different lamps.
Is 2000 hours a guaranteed lifespan for this bulb?
No, 2000 hours is the manufacturer's rated life under standard conditions, not a guarantee. Heat, dust build-up inside the projector and frequent power cycling can all shorten actual bulb life below the rated figure.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the difference between AH-66271 and AN-XR20LP?
They are the same 275-watt, 2000-hour lamp. AH-66271 is the bare bulb for reuse in an existing housing, while AN-XR20LP is the same lamp packaged with a new housing as a complete module.
Does AH-66271 fit all Sharp XG-MB projectors?
It fits the XG-MB55, XG-MB55X, XG-MB65, XG-MB65X, XG-MB67 and XG-MB67X models specifically. Sharp used closely related model numbers across this range, so confirm your exact suffix before ordering rather than assuming by the XG-MB prefix alone.
How do I choose between the bare lamp and the module?
Choose the bare lamp if your projector's existing housing, cage and connector pins are undamaged, since you are only replacing the bulb. Choose the module if the housing is cracked, warped, or the electrical contacts look worn.
Which Eiki models take the AH-66271 lamp?
The EIP-2500, EIP-2500A, EIP-3000N, EIP-3000NA and EIP-X3000N all use this lamp. If your Eiki projector carries a different model number, check the code on your existing bulb before ordering, as the wider EIP range uses several different lamps.
Is 2000 hours a guaranteed lifespan for this bulb?
No, 2000 hours is the manufacturer's rated life under standard conditions, not a guarantee. Heat, dust build-up inside the projector and frequent power cycling can all shorten actual bulb life below the rated figure.
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.
