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AN65LP1 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Sharp.
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AN65LP1 fits the Sharp 50DR650, 56DR650 and 65DR650 rear-projection televisions, the same three sets covered by the bare AN-R65LP2 lamp, but this version arrives as a complete module with the housing already built in. That makes it a full swap of the lamp assembly rather than a bulb-only replacement.
Alternative codes recorded for this lamp include 9NK3797300900, AN-R65LP1 and AN-R65LP2, though the last of those is the bare-bulb listing rather than this module. Choose AN65LP1 if you want the housing included, or the bare version if your existing housing is still in good condition.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10211
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between AN65LP1 and AN-R65LP2?
Both fit the same Sharp DR650 rear-projection sets, but AN65LP1 is the complete module with housing included, while AN-R65LP2 is the bare bulb for reusing the housing you already have.
Should I replace the housing every time, or only the bulb?
If your existing housing shows no cracks, discolouration or damage, a bare bulb such as AN-R65LP2 is often enough. AN65LP1 is the safer choice if the housing itself looks worn or you would rather not inspect it closely.
Does AN65LP1 fit the 65DR650 specifically?
Yes, the 65DR650 is one of three Sharp rear-projection sets this module is listed for, alongside the 50DR650 and 56DR650, and all three share the identical lamp engine.
My old lamp is marked 9NK3797300900 — is AN65LP1 correct?
9NK3797300900 is recorded as an alternative code for this lamp, so yes, AN65LP1 is the current listing that replaces a unit carrying that marking, whichever of the three DR650 sets you have it installed in.
How do I fit a module lamp like this one?
Switch off and unplug the set, let it cool fully, then remove the old lamp assembly as a single unit and fit AN65LP1 in its place, following the access panel instructions in your set's manual.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between AN65LP1 and AN-R65LP2?
Both fit the same Sharp DR650 rear-projection sets, but AN65LP1 is the complete module with housing included, while AN-R65LP2 is the bare bulb for reusing the housing you already have.
Should I replace the housing every time, or only the bulb?
If your existing housing shows no cracks, discolouration or damage, a bare bulb such as AN-R65LP2 is often enough. AN65LP1 is the safer choice if the housing itself looks worn or you would rather not inspect it closely.
Does AN65LP1 fit the 65DR650 specifically?
Yes, the 65DR650 is one of three Sharp rear-projection sets this module is listed for, alongside the 50DR650 and 56DR650, and all three share the identical lamp engine.
My old lamp is marked 9NK3797300900 — is AN65LP1 correct?
9NK3797300900 is recorded as an alternative code for this lamp, so yes, AN65LP1 is the current listing that replaces a unit carrying that marking, whichever of the three DR650 sets you have it installed in.
How do I fit a module lamp like this one?
Switch off and unplug the set, let it cool fully, then remove the old lamp assembly as a single unit and fit AN65LP1 in its place, following the access panel instructions in your set's manual.
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.
