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LMP-C120 bare projector lamp
Fits 6 projector models from Sony.
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The LMP-C120 bare bulb fits three related Sony compact projectors, the CS1, CS2 and CX1, sold also under their VPL-prefixed names. It arrives without a housing, so it is meant to be fitted inside the cage already present in your projector rather than as a full replacement unit.
This lamp carries no alternative part numbers in our records, so LMP-C120 on the old bulb's label is confirmation enough. Because it is bare, check your current housing for cracks, discolouration or bent pins before ordering, as a damaged cage will need a full module rather than a bulb on its own.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10327
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
What links the CS1, CS2 and CX1 to a single lamp code?
These three Sony projectors were built on the same compact chassis, sharing an identical lamp bay and electrical connection, which is why one part, the LMP-C120, serves all three model names.
There's no wattage listed here, is that an error?
No, it simply means a confirmed wattage figure for the LMP-C120 is not currently in our records. We only publish specification numbers we can verify, so this field is left blank rather than estimated.
Can I fit this bulb without removing the whole housing?
Yes, that is the point of a bare lamp: you open the existing housing, take out the old bulb, and seat this one in the same spot before closing the cage again, without swapping the housing itself.
Since no photo is shown, what confirms this is the right part?
The image here is a placeholder rather than a product photograph, but the part number, projector compatibility and lamp type listed are all specific to this exact item, which is what determines fit.
What symptoms mean a CS or CX projector has outgrown its LMP-C120?
Common signs include a dimmer picture than usual, flickering, or a shift in colour balance, along with any on-screen lamp warning your CS or CX model displays. These are worth acting on even without a published hours figure to count down from.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What links the CS1, CS2 and CX1 to a single lamp code?
These three Sony projectors were built on the same compact chassis, sharing an identical lamp bay and electrical connection, which is why one part, the LMP-C120, serves all three model names.
There's no wattage listed here, is that an error?
No, it simply means a confirmed wattage figure for the LMP-C120 is not currently in our records. We only publish specification numbers we can verify, so this field is left blank rather than estimated.
Can I fit this bulb without removing the whole housing?
Yes, that is the point of a bare lamp: you open the existing housing, take out the old bulb, and seat this one in the same spot before closing the cage again, without swapping the housing itself.
Since no photo is shown, what confirms this is the right part?
The image here is a placeholder rather than a product photograph, but the part number, projector compatibility and lamp type listed are all specific to this exact item, which is what determines fit.
What symptoms mean a CS or CX projector has outgrown its LMP-C120?
Common signs include a dimmer picture than usual, flickering, or a shift in colour balance, along with any on-screen lamp warning your CS or CX model displays. These are worth acting on even without a published hours figure to count down from.
Other Sony 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.
