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L129 bare projector lamp
Fits 48 projector models from Eizo · Knoll · Lightware · Mitsubishi · Philips · Plus · Sony.
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The L129 is a 130-watt bare bulb built for a projector platform sold under seven different brand names: Eizo, Knoll, Lightware, Mitsubishi, Philips, Plus and Sony. Rated for 1,000 hours, it fits inside the housing your projector already has, and the same physical lamp serves forty-eight rebadged models across those brands.
Because so many resellers put their own name on this projector platform, we also list the lamp under alternative codes including LCA3113, LCA3119, LMP-M130, VLT-X30LP, VLT-XD20LP and 28-390, along with U3-130, the model number stamped on several of the badge-engineered units themselves. If your old lamp carries any of these, it's the same part as the L129.
At a glance
- Wattage — 130 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08975
- Compatibility — 48 projector models
Common questions
Why does the same lamp cover so many different brands?
Several projector manufacturers bought in the same underlying platform and sold it under their own brand name, a common practice for entry-level models. The L129 is the lamp that platform uses, regardless of whose badge is on the case.
What are all the alternative codes for the L129?
We also list this lamp as 28-390, LCA3113, LCA3119, LMP-M130, VLT-X30LP, VLT-XD20LP and U3-130. Any of these refer to the same physical bulb, whichever brand's badge is on your projector.
With so many compatible projectors, how do I confirm mine is covered?
Check the full compatibility list on this page against the exact model printed on your projector, including brand. With forty-eight listed models across seven brands, it's worth matching the precise name rather than just the brand.
Is the L129 a bare bulb or a complete module?
It's the bare bulb, designed to fit inside the housing already built into your projector, rather than a combined housing-and-bulb assembly, regardless of which of the seven brands it's badged under.
What's the wattage and rated life of the L129?
130 watts, with a working life of 1,000 hours, consistent across every branded version of this shared projector platform, from Eizo through to Sony and everything between.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does the same lamp cover so many different brands?
Several projector manufacturers bought in the same underlying platform and sold it under their own brand name, a common practice for entry-level models. The L129 is the lamp that platform uses, regardless of whose badge is on the case.
What are all the alternative codes for the L129?
We also list this lamp as 28-390, LCA3113, LCA3119, LMP-M130, VLT-X30LP, VLT-XD20LP and U3-130. Any of these refer to the same physical bulb, whichever brand's badge is on your projector.
With so many compatible projectors, how do I confirm mine is covered?
Check the full compatibility list on this page against the exact model printed on your projector, including brand. With forty-eight listed models across seven brands, it's worth matching the precise name rather than just the brand.
Is the L129 a bare bulb or a complete module?
It's the bare bulb, designed to fit inside the housing already built into your projector, rather than a combined housing-and-bulb assembly, regardless of which of the seven brands it's badged under.
What's the wattage and rated life of the L129?
130 watts, with a working life of 1,000 hours, consistent across every branded version of this shared projector platform, from Eizo through to Sony and everything between.
Other Eizo 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.
