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AN-XR10L2 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 16 projector models from Sharp.
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AN-XR10L2 covers sixteen Sharp projectors, among them the DT-510, the PG-MB50X-L and XG-MB50XL pairing, the XR-10 and XR-11 families in their various -L suffixed forms, the XR-HB007 line, and the XV-Z3100 and XV-Z3300. Rated at 220 watts with a 2000-hour life, it ships as a complete module with the bulb pre-fitted in its housing.
Several of the sixteen listed model numbers differ only by a hyphen or an -L suffix, such as XR-10S-L against XR-10SL, so it is worth reading your projector's exact badge carefully rather than assuming from memory. AN-XR10L2 is the only code Sharp uses for this lamp, so there is no alternate reference to double-check against.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10219
- Compatibility — 16 projector models
Common questions
Does the DT-510 use the same lamp as the XR-10 series?
Yes, the DT-510 is listed alongside the XR-10S, XR-10X and related Sharp models as compatible with the AN-XR10L2 module, so one lamp code covers both naming conventions.
What's the difference between XR-10S-L and XR-10S0L on the compatibility list?
Both are model names Sharp has used for projectors taking the AN-XR10L2 lamp; the listing reflects how the badge appears on different production runs, and either takes the same module.
Is this lamp suitable for the XV-Z3100 home cinema projector?
Yes, the XV-Z3100 and XV-Z3300 are both listed as compatible with the AN-XR10L2 module, alongside the XR-10 and XR-11 ranges built for meeting rooms, so the same 220-watt lamp serves both home cinema and presentation-style projectors.
How long does the AN-XR10L2 lamp last at 220 watts?
It carries a 2000-hour rated life at 220 watts; once your Sharp projector's lamp-hour counter nears that mark, expect the picture to dim and plan a replacement.
Why are there so many similar model codes for this one lamp?
Sharp released the XR-10 and XR-11 series under several close variants, including -L and -X suffixed versions, and all sixteen listed here share the same AN-XR10L2 lamp regardless of the exact suffix.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the DT-510 use the same lamp as the XR-10 series?
Yes, the DT-510 is listed alongside the XR-10S, XR-10X and related Sharp models as compatible with the AN-XR10L2 module, so one lamp code covers both naming conventions.
What's the difference between XR-10S-L and XR-10S0L on the compatibility list?
Both are model names Sharp has used for projectors taking the AN-XR10L2 lamp; the listing reflects how the badge appears on different production runs, and either takes the same module.
Is this lamp suitable for the XV-Z3100 home cinema projector?
Yes, the XV-Z3100 and XV-Z3300 are both listed as compatible with the AN-XR10L2 module, alongside the XR-10 and XR-11 ranges built for meeting rooms, so the same 220-watt lamp serves both home cinema and presentation-style projectors.
How long does the AN-XR10L2 lamp last at 220 watts?
It carries a 2000-hour rated life at 220 watts; once your Sharp projector's lamp-hour counter nears that mark, expect the picture to dim and plan a replacement.
Why are there so many similar model codes for this one lamp?
Sharp released the XR-10 and XR-11 series under several close variants, including -L and -X suffixed versions, and all sixteen listed here share the same AN-XR10L2 lamp regardless of the exact suffix.
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.
