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AN-LX30LP Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 5 projector models from Sharp.
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Five Sharp projectors take the AN-LX30LP lamp: the PG-LW3000 and PG-LW3500 pairing, the PG-LX3000 and PG-LX3500 pairing, and the XG-SB30XA. No wattage or lamp-life figure has been published for this part, so use the five listed model numbers, rather than a stated rating, to confirm it fits your machine.
As this is the bare version, the bulb needs fitting into the housing you already have, so check that housing for cracks or looseness before ordering. AN-LX30LP is the only code Sharp uses for this lamp, and it is the same lamp across both the LW and LX naming, so the W-versus-X distinction in your projector's name does not change the part.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-11387
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Does the LW3000 need a different lamp from the LX3000?
No, the PG-LW3000 and PG-LX3000, along with the PG-LW3500 and PG-LX3500, all share the AN-LX30LP lamp, so the W-versus-X naming does not affect the part you need.
Why does the XG-SB30XA appear on the same list as the PG-LX3000?
Sharp used the AN-LX30LP lamp across both the XG-SB30XA and the PG-LW and PG-LX 3000-series projectors, so all five share the identical bulb despite the different model naming.
Is a lamp life figure published for the AN-LX30LP?
No wattage or hour rating is published for this lamp, so the clearest sign it needs replacing is a dimmer picture or a lamp warning light on your Sharp projector.
How do I fit this bare bulb into my existing PG-LX3500 housing?
Open the lamp door, usually held by a couple of screws, remove the old bulb, and seat the AN-LX30LP bulb in the same housing before closing it back up; refer to your projector's manual for the exact steps.
Is this lamp suited to a projector used for regular presentations?
The PG-LW3000, PG-LX3000 and related models were built as meeting-room and presentation projectors, and the AN-LX30LP bare bulb is the standard like-for-like replacement for that kind of regular use.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the LW3000 need a different lamp from the LX3000?
No, the PG-LW3000 and PG-LX3000, along with the PG-LW3500 and PG-LX3500, all share the AN-LX30LP lamp, so the W-versus-X naming does not affect the part you need.
Why does the XG-SB30XA appear on the same list as the PG-LX3000?
Sharp used the AN-LX30LP lamp across both the XG-SB30XA and the PG-LW and PG-LX 3000-series projectors, so all five share the identical bulb despite the different model naming.
Is a lamp life figure published for the AN-LX30LP?
No wattage or hour rating is published for this lamp, so the clearest sign it needs replacing is a dimmer picture or a lamp warning light on your Sharp projector.
How do I fit this bare bulb into my existing PG-LX3500 housing?
Open the lamp door, usually held by a couple of screws, remove the old bulb, and seat the AN-LX30LP bulb in the same housing before closing it back up; refer to your projector's manual for the exact steps.
Is this lamp suited to a projector used for regular presentations?
The PG-LW3000, PG-LX3000 and related models were built as meeting-room and presentation projectors, and the AN-LX30LP bare bulb is the standard like-for-like replacement for that kind of regular use.
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.
