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AN-C430LP projector lamp with module
Fits 19 projector models from Sharp.
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AN-C430LP is a 275-watt lamp module rated at 2,000 hours, built as a complete bulb-and-housing unit for Sharp's XG-C series. It spans nineteen models, from the XG-C330 and PG-C355W through to the XG-C455W and XG-C465XA-C, making it one of the broader shared modules in Sharp's mid-size classroom range.
Some Sharp documentation lists this module under the longer reference AN+E6167:E6168-C430LP, or with a /1 suffix as AN-C430LP/1; all three describe the identical part. With nineteen closely related XG-C models sharing this code, check your projector's exact suffix before ordering, since the range spans several screen sizes and lamp door styles.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10223
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp module cover so many Sharp XG-C projectors?
Sharp built the XG-C330 through XG-C465 range around a common lamp platform, varying brightness, resolution and other features between models. That shared platform is why AN-C430LP fits all nineteen listed projectors.
What do the alternative codes AN+E6167:E6168-C430LP and AN-C430LP/1 mean?
They are different references for the same AN-C430LP module, used across different Sharp documentation and past listings. Any of the three codes should lead you to this same product.
What is the wattage and rated lamp life?
AN-C430LP runs at 275 watts and is rated for 2,000 hours. These figures describe the lamp itself, and apply the same way across all nineteen compatible projector models.
Does this module include the housing, or just the bulb?
It is a complete module, bulb and housing assembled together, so you remove the depleted module as a single unit and fit this one in its place without any part transfer.
My XG-C model has an -L suffix, is this still the right lamp?
Yes, the -L suffix variants such as XG-C435X-L and XG-465XA-C are included in the compatibility list for AN-C430LP, alongside their standard, non-suffixed counterparts in the same range.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp module cover so many Sharp XG-C projectors?
Sharp built the XG-C330 through XG-C465 range around a common lamp platform, varying brightness, resolution and other features between models. That shared platform is why AN-C430LP fits all nineteen listed projectors.
What do the alternative codes AN+E6167:E6168-C430LP and AN-C430LP/1 mean?
They are different references for the same AN-C430LP module, used across different Sharp documentation and past listings. Any of the three codes should lead you to this same product.
What is the wattage and rated lamp life?
AN-C430LP runs at 275 watts and is rated for 2,000 hours. These figures describe the lamp itself, and apply the same way across all nineteen compatible projector models.
Does this module include the housing, or just the bulb?
It is a complete module, bulb and housing assembled together, so you remove the depleted module as a single unit and fit this one in its place without any part transfer.
My XG-C model has an -L suffix, is this still the right lamp?
Yes, the -L suffix variants such as XG-C435X-L and XG-465XA-C are included in the compatibility list for AN-C430LP, alongside their standard, non-suffixed counterparts in the same range.
Other Sharp 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.
