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AN-XR20L2 Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 15 projector models from Sharp.
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Fifteen Sharp projectors share the AN-XR20L2 lamp, from the PG-MB55 and PG-MB65 families through to the XG-9180X and the XG-MB55X-L to XG-MB67X-L line. Rated at 275 watts with a 2000-hour life, it is sold bare, meaning the bulb only, for fitting into your existing housing rather than replacing the cage itself.
Because this is the bare version, you will need to transfer the new bulb into your current housing rather than fit a sealed unit, so check that your existing cage is still in good condition before ordering. AN-XR20L2 is the only code Sharp uses for this lamp, so all fifteen PG-MB and XG-MB models listed here take the identical part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10245
- Compatibility — 15 projector models
Common questions
Does the AN-XR20L2 lamp run at 275 watts in every projector on this list?
The 275-watt rating and 2000-hour life belong to the AN-XR20L2 lamp itself, and it is the correct part for all fifteen PG-MB and XG-MB models listed, from the PG-MB55 up to the PG-MB67XA.
Is the XG-9180X lamp the same as the one used in the PG-MB65X?
Yes. The XG-9180X shares the AN-XR20L2 lamp with the PG-MB and XG-MB series listed here, so the same bare 275-watt bulb, rated for 2000 hours, fits either projector without any adjustment.
Do I need any special tools to fit a bare lamp like this one?
A bare lamp fits into your existing housing, usually secured with a couple of small screws, so a screwdriver is normally all that is needed; check your Sharp projector's manual for the exact housing release steps.
Is there a practical difference between the PG-MB67X and PG-MB67XA?
We can't speak to Sharp's internal model changes between the two, but both the PG-MB67X and PG-MB67XA are listed as compatible with the AN-XR20L2 lamp, so the same bare bulb suits both.
How long should the AN-XR20L2 lamp last before it needs replacing?
This lamp carries a 2000-hour rated life at 275 watts; once your Sharp projector's lamp-hour counter approaches that figure, or picture brightness noticeably drops, it is a sensible time to plan a replacement.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the AN-XR20L2 lamp run at 275 watts in every projector on this list?
The 275-watt rating and 2000-hour life belong to the AN-XR20L2 lamp itself, and it is the correct part for all fifteen PG-MB and XG-MB models listed, from the PG-MB55 up to the PG-MB67XA.
Is the XG-9180X lamp the same as the one used in the PG-MB65X?
Yes. The XG-9180X shares the AN-XR20L2 lamp with the PG-MB and XG-MB series listed here, so the same bare 275-watt bulb, rated for 2000 hours, fits either projector without any adjustment.
Do I need any special tools to fit a bare lamp like this one?
A bare lamp fits into your existing housing, usually secured with a couple of small screws, so a screwdriver is normally all that is needed; check your Sharp projector's manual for the exact housing release steps.
Is there a practical difference between the PG-MB67X and PG-MB67XA?
We can't speak to Sharp's internal model changes between the two, but both the PG-MB67X and PG-MB67XA are listed as compatible with the AN-XR20L2 lamp, so the same bare bulb suits both.
How long should the AN-XR20L2 lamp last before it needs replacing?
This lamp carries a 2000-hour rated life at 275 watts; once your Sharp projector's lamp-hour counter approaches that figure, or picture brightness noticeably drops, it is a sensible time to plan a replacement.
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.
