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AN-R65LP2 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Sanyo · Sharp.
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AN-R65LP2 is one of the less common cases where a single lamp crosses brands: it is fitted in the Sanyo PLV-Z2 projector as well as the Sharp 50DR650, 56DR650 and 65DR650 rear-projection televisions. It is a bare bulb only, meant to fit inside the housing your set already has.
This lamp carries several other codes on record, including 610-309-7589, POA-LMP69, 9NK3797300900, AN-R65LP1 and AN65LP1, reflecting how many different resellers and manuals have referred to it over the years. If your old lamp shows any of these markings, AN-R65LP2 is still the bare lamp to order.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10205
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
How can the same lamp fit a Sanyo projector and a Sharp television?
Sanyo and Sharp shared components across some product lines, and the PLV-Z2 projector and the DR650 rear-projection sets happen to use the same bulb. AN-R65LP2 is listed against both because the lamp itself is identical.
My old lamp is stamped POA-LMP69 — is this the right replacement?
Yes. POA-LMP69 is one of the codes recorded against this same lamp, alongside 610-309-7589, 9NK3797300900, AN-R65LP1 and AN65LP1. AN-R65LP2 is the current listing that covers all of these.
Is there a version of this lamp that includes the housing?
AN65LP1 is listed separately as the module version, with the bulb already fitted into a housing, for the same Sanyo and Sharp equipment. AN-R65LP2 here is the bare bulb only.
What is a rear-projection television lamp, and does it work the same as a projector lamp?
The Sharp DR650 models are rear-projection televisions rather than standalone projectors, but the internal lamp works the same way and wears out in the same manner, which is why AN-R65LP2 fits both types of equipment.
How do I handle this lamp safely during installation?
Let the projector or television cool down fully before opening the lamp compartment, and avoid touching the glass of the bulb directly with bare fingers, since oils from skin can shorten its life.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How can the same lamp fit a Sanyo projector and a Sharp television?
Sanyo and Sharp shared components across some product lines, and the PLV-Z2 projector and the DR650 rear-projection sets happen to use the same bulb. AN-R65LP2 is listed against both because the lamp itself is identical.
My old lamp is stamped POA-LMP69 — is this the right replacement?
Yes. POA-LMP69 is one of the codes recorded against this same lamp, alongside 610-309-7589, 9NK3797300900, AN-R65LP1 and AN65LP1. AN-R65LP2 is the current listing that covers all of these.
Is there a version of this lamp that includes the housing?
AN65LP1 is listed separately as the module version, with the bulb already fitted into a housing, for the same Sanyo and Sharp equipment. AN-R65LP2 here is the bare bulb only.
What is a rear-projection television lamp, and does it work the same as a projector lamp?
The Sharp DR650 models are rear-projection televisions rather than standalone projectors, but the internal lamp works the same way and wears out in the same manner, which is why AN-R65LP2 fits both types of equipment.
How do I handle this lamp safely during installation?
Let the projector or television cool down fully before opening the lamp compartment, and avoid touching the glass of the bulb directly with bare fingers, since oils from skin can shorten its life.
Other Sanyo 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.
