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AN-Z200LP projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Sharp.
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This is the AN-Z200LP lamp module, also referenced as BQC-XVZ200++1, built for Sharp's DT-300, XV-Z200 and XV-Z201 projectors, including the E-suffix export variants. Bulb and housing come as one assembled unit, ready to fit in place of the depleted module without any rebuilding.
If your projector's own documentation lists BQC-XVZ200++1 rather than AN-Z200LP, both refer to the same module, so either code will get you the correct part. Fitting is a straight swap: release the old module, insert this one, and close the lamp door.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10215
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Is BQC-XVZ200++1 the same lamp as AN-Z200LP?
Yes. These are two references for the same module. Some Sharp documentation and older listings use the BQC code, while AN-Z200LP is the more commonly used current reference.
Beyond the DT-300, what other Sharp models take the AN-Z200LP?
It covers the Sharp DT-300, XV-DT300, XV-Z200, XV-Z200E, XV-Z201 and XV-Z201E. The E-suffix models are export versions of the same projector body and use the identical lamp module.
Once the AN-Z200LP is installed, should the hour count be cleared?
Yes. Many Sharp projectors from this era prompt a lamp-hour reset from the on-screen menu once a new module is detected or fitted. Check your XV-Z200 or XV-Z201 manual for the exact steps.
Is the AN-Z200LP's cage supplied as part of the unit?
Yes, this is a complete module rather than a bare bulb. Housing and lamp are supplied together as one unit, so there is nothing to transfer from your old module.
How do I confirm I have the right projector model?
Check the model badge on the front or base of your projector against DT-300, XV-Z200, XV-Z200E, XV-Z201 or XV-Z201E. The Z200 and Z201 look alike but are listed separately, so match the exact designation.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is BQC-XVZ200++1 the same lamp as AN-Z200LP?
Yes. These are two references for the same module. Some Sharp documentation and older listings use the BQC code, while AN-Z200LP is the more commonly used current reference.
Beyond the DT-300, what other Sharp models take the AN-Z200LP?
It covers the Sharp DT-300, XV-DT300, XV-Z200, XV-Z200E, XV-Z201 and XV-Z201E. The E-suffix models are export versions of the same projector body and use the identical lamp module.
Once the AN-Z200LP is installed, should the hour count be cleared?
Yes. Many Sharp projectors from this era prompt a lamp-hour reset from the on-screen menu once a new module is detected or fitted. Check your XV-Z200 or XV-Z201 manual for the exact steps.
Is the AN-Z200LP's cage supplied as part of the unit?
Yes, this is a complete module rather than a bare bulb. Housing and lamp are supplied together as one unit, so there is nothing to transfer from your old module.
How do I confirm I have the right projector model?
Check the model badge on the front or base of your projector against DT-300, XV-Z200, XV-Z200E, XV-Z201 or XV-Z201E. The Z200 and Z201 look alike but are listed separately, so match the exact designation.
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.




