GENUINE OEM INSIDEAN-A10LP projector lamp with module for Saville, Sharp projectors
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AN-A10LP projector lamp with module

Fits 6 projector models from Saville · Sharp.

SKU LA-10995 · MPN AN-A10LP

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Saville AV rebadged certain Sharp projectors, and the AN-A10LP module reflects that: it fits the Saville AV SS-1500 and SSX-1300 alongside the Sharp PG-A10S, PG-A10S-SL, PG-A10X and PG-A10X-SL. Whichever badge is on your projector, the lamp module underneath is the same part.

You may see this lamp listed under AV AN-A10LP or AV BQC-PGA10X_1 on Saville AV documentation, and as BQC-PGA10X_1 on some Sharp paperwork. All four references point to the same AN-A10LP module, so match whichever code your projector's manual gives you against this listing.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10995
  • Compatibility — 6 projector models

Common questions

Why does a Saville AV projector use a Sharp lamp code?
Saville AV sold rebadged versions of certain Sharp projector models. The SS-1500 and SSX-1300 share their internal lamp assembly with the Sharp PG-A10 series, so the same module part fits both brands.

I have a code like BQC-PGA10X_1 on my old lamp, is that this product?
Yes. BQC-PGA10X_1 and AV BQC-PGA10X_1 are alternative references for the same AN-A10LP module, used on different documentation for the Sharp and Saville AV versions of this projector.

Does the AN-A10LP include the housing?
Yes, this is a full module with bulb and housing supplied together, so it fits in place of your old module without transferring parts between housings.

Which Saville AV projectors take this lamp?
Yes, this is a full module with bulb and housing supplied together as one unit, so it fits in place of your old module without transferring parts between housings yourself.

How do I fit a lamp module into a PG-A10X?
Open the lamp door on the underside or side of the projector, usually secured by a captive screw, slide out the old module, and insert the replacement, seating it fully before closing the door and screw.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-10995
COMPATIBILITY6 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Why does a Saville AV projector use a Sharp lamp code?

Saville AV sold rebadged versions of certain Sharp projector models. The SS-1500 and SSX-1300 share their internal lamp assembly with the Sharp PG-A10 series, so the same module part fits both brands.

I have a code like BQC-PGA10X_1 on my old lamp, is that this product?

Yes. BQC-PGA10X_1 and AV BQC-PGA10X_1 are alternative references for the same AN-A10LP module, used on different documentation for the Sharp and Saville AV versions of this projector.

Does the AN-A10LP include the housing?

Yes, this is a full module with bulb and housing supplied together, so it fits in place of your old module without transferring parts between housings.

Which Saville AV projectors take this lamp?

Yes, this is a full module with bulb and housing supplied together as one unit, so it fits in place of your old module without transferring parts between housings yourself.

How do I fit a lamp module into a PG-A10X?

Open the lamp door on the underside or side of the projector, usually secured by a captive screw, slide out the old module, and insert the replacement, seating it fully before closing the door and screw.