GENUINE OEM INSIDELMP-600 projector lamp with module for Sony projectors
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LMP-600 projector lamp with module

Fits 26 projector models from Sony.

SKU LA-10878 · MPN LMP-600 · 120 W · 2,000 h

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LMP-600 is rated at 120 watts with roughly 2000 hours of expected life, supplied as a complete bulb-and-housing assembly. It spans an unusually wide set of older Sony projectors, from the S600M and S900U through the SC50, SC60 and XC50, to the VPL-X1000 family and their VPL-prefixed equivalents.

With 26 model names sharing this one code, from S600M to VPL-X1000U, it is worth checking your projector's exact badge before ordering, since several near-identical names appear on this list. LMP-600 here is the full module for the S, SC and X1000 families described above, with housing included.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 120 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10878
  • Compatibility — 26 projector models

Common questions

How many Sony projectors take the LMP-600?
This single code covers 26 related models, including the S600M, S600U, S900U, SC50, SC50M, SC60, SC60M and the entire VPL-X1000 family, along with the XC50. Check your projector's model plate closely, as many of these names look alike.

What is the rated output of this lamp?
LMP-600 is rated at 120 watts with an expected life of around 2000 hours, based on typical projector use rather than continuous running throughout the day, so treat it as a working guide.

Do I need to do anything to the old housing before fitting this?
No. This module arrives with the bulb already seated in its housing, so you remove the old assembly as a whole and fit this one in its place without transferring any parts between them.

How do I avoid picking the wrong model from such a long list?
Look for the exact model code on the underside or rear panel of your projector and match it letter for letter against the list here, since names like SC50 and SC50M refer to different units despite the similarity.

What should I check for safe handling once the lamp arrives?
Keep the projector unplugged and cool before opening the lamp bay, and lift the module by its housing edges rather than any part that might flex or press on the bulb inside.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE120 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-10878
COMPATIBILITY26 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

How many Sony projectors take the LMP-600?

This single code covers 26 related models, including the S600M, S600U, S900U, SC50, SC50M, SC60, SC60M and the entire VPL-X1000 family, along with the XC50. Check your projector's model plate closely, as many of these names look alike.

What is the rated output of this lamp?

LMP-600 is rated at 120 watts with an expected life of around 2000 hours, based on typical projector use rather than continuous running throughout the day, so treat it as a working guide.

Do I need to do anything to the old housing before fitting this?

No. This module arrives with the bulb already seated in its housing, so you remove the old assembly as a whole and fit this one in its place without transferring any parts between them.

How do I avoid picking the wrong model from such a long list?

Look for the exact model code on the underside or rear panel of your projector and match it letter for letter against the list here, since names like SC50 and SC50M refer to different units despite the similarity.

What should I check for safe handling once the lamp arrives?

Keep the projector unplugged and cool before opening the lamp bay, and lift the module by its housing edges rather than any part that might flex or press on the bulb inside.