GENUINE OEM INSIDEAN-B10LP projector lamp with module for Saville, Sharp projectors
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AN-B10LP projector lamp with module

Fits 6 projector models from Saville · Sharp.

SKU LA-10210 · MPN AN-B10LP

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AN-B10LP is fitted in the Saville AV Educator SS-1200 and Saville AV SS-1200, and separately in the Sharp PG-B10S, Sharp BQC-PGB10S/1, PG-BN120S and XV-Z10E, which points to Saville having sourced its projector engine from Sharp for these units. It comes as a complete module, housing included.

Alternative part numbers on record include AV AN-B10LP, AV BQC-PGB10S and BQC-PGB10S, which reflect the Saville-branded packaging some of these lamps originally shipped in. Whichever brand's code appears on your old lamp, AN-B10LP is the module that replaces it, so there is no need to search separately for a Saville-specific listing.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10210
  • Compatibility — 6 projector models

Common questions

I have a Saville AV Educator SS-1200 — will a Sharp-listed lamp actually fit?
Yes. The Saville AV Educator SS-1200 and Sharp PG-B10S share the same lamp, AN-B10LP, which is why both brands appear on this listing. The hardware behind the two badges is the same.

What does the AV prefix mean on some of the alternative codes?
AV AN-B10LP and AV BQC-PGB10S are the same lamp codes as sold under Saville AV's own branding. They are not separate parts, simply the same lamp listed with Saville's packaging prefix.

Is the AN-B10LP ready to install straight out of the box?
Yes, AN-B10LP is supplied as a complete module with the housing already fitted, so installation involves swapping the whole unit rather than transferring a bulb into your existing cage.

Which Sharp models use the same lamp as the Saville SS-1200?
The Sharp PG-B10S, PG-BN120S and XV-Z10E all use this lamp, along with the Sharp-branded version listed as BQC-PGB10S/1, which is why one module covers such a wide spread of otherwise unrelated-looking model names.

How do I know which part number is printed on my old lamp?
Check the label on the lamp module or housing itself, or the projector's own documentation. Any of AN-B10LP, AV AN-B10LP, BQC-PGB10S or AV BQC-PGB10S found there confirms this is the correct replacement.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-10210
COMPATIBILITY6 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

I have a Saville AV Educator SS-1200 — will a Sharp-listed lamp actually fit?

Yes. The Saville AV Educator SS-1200 and Sharp PG-B10S share the same lamp, AN-B10LP, which is why both brands appear on this listing. The hardware behind the two badges is the same.

What does the AV prefix mean on some of the alternative codes?

AV AN-B10LP and AV BQC-PGB10S are the same lamp codes as sold under Saville AV's own branding. They are not separate parts, simply the same lamp listed with Saville's packaging prefix.

Is the AN-B10LP ready to install straight out of the box?

Yes, AN-B10LP is supplied as a complete module with the housing already fitted, so installation involves swapping the whole unit rather than transferring a bulb into your existing cage.

Which Sharp models use the same lamp as the Saville SS-1200?

The Sharp PG-B10S, PG-BN120S and XV-Z10E all use this lamp, along with the Sharp-branded version listed as BQC-PGB10S/1, which is why one module covers such a wide spread of otherwise unrelated-looking model names.

How do I know which part number is printed on my old lamp?

Check the label on the lamp module or housing itself, or the projector's own documentation. Any of AN-B10LP, AV AN-B10LP, BQC-PGB10S or AV BQC-PGB10S found there confirms this is the correct replacement.