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AN-F212LP Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 26 projector models from Sharp.
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AN-F212LP is the module behind twenty-six Sharp projectors, from the PG-F212X and PG-F325W to the XG-J330XA, XG-M830XA and the older XR-32S and XR-H825XA. Rated at 250 watts with a 2000-hour life, it arrives as a sealed unit with the bulb already fitted into its housing, ready to install directly.
This same lamp is also listed under the code AN-XR32LP, an alternate reference Sharp used for the same part when it was sold specifically for the XR-32 range. With twenty-six compatible projectors across the PG-F, XG-J, XG-K, XG-M and XR ranges, checking your exact model against the list is worth the extra minute before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10237
- Compatibility — 26 projector models
Common questions
Is AN-XR32LP a different lamp from AN-F212LP?
No, AN-XR32LP and AN-F212LP are the same lamp under two different codes; Sharp used the XR32 name for the part when it was tied to the XR-32 projector line specifically.
Does this lamp fit the XG-J630XA as well as the smaller XG-J326XA?
Yes, both the XG-J326XA and XG-J630XA appear on the compatibility list for AN-F212LP, alongside the rest of Sharp's XG-J, XG-K and XG-M ranges, all sharing the same 250-watt, 2000-hour rated lamp.
What is the lamp life on the AN-F212LP rated at?
It carries a 2000-hour rated life at 250 watts; as your Sharp projector's lamp hours approach that figure, expect dimming and plan for a replacement.
Is this lamp a good match for a projector used daily in a training room?
With a 2000-hour rating and coverage across twenty-six Sharp models including the popular PG-F317X and XR-32X, this lamp suits regular use in training rooms, provided you track lamp hours and replace it before it fails outright.
Why does the XR-H825SA appear alongside newer PG-F models on this list?
Sharp has reused the AN-F212LP lamp across several generations of projector, so the older XR-H825SA and XR-M825XA sit on the same compatibility list as the newer PG-F and XG-J models.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is AN-XR32LP a different lamp from AN-F212LP?
No, AN-XR32LP and AN-F212LP are the same lamp under two different codes; Sharp used the XR32 name for the part when it was tied to the XR-32 projector line specifically.
Does this lamp fit the XG-J630XA as well as the smaller XG-J326XA?
Yes, both the XG-J326XA and XG-J630XA appear on the compatibility list for AN-F212LP, alongside the rest of Sharp's XG-J, XG-K and XG-M ranges, all sharing the same 250-watt, 2000-hour rated lamp.
What is the lamp life on the AN-F212LP rated at?
It carries a 2000-hour rated life at 250 watts; as your Sharp projector's lamp hours approach that figure, expect dimming and plan for a replacement.
Is this lamp a good match for a projector used daily in a training room?
With a 2000-hour rating and coverage across twenty-six Sharp models including the popular PG-F317X and XR-32X, this lamp suits regular use in training rooms, provided you track lamp hours and replace it before it fails outright.
Why does the XR-H825SA appear alongside newer PG-F models on this list?
Sharp has reused the AN-F212LP lamp across several generations of projector, so the older XR-H825SA and XR-M825XA sit on the same compatibility list as the newer PG-F and XG-J models.
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.
