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LMP-C133 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Sony.
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LMP-C133 is a 132-watt lamp rated for around 2000 hours, supplied here as a complete module for the Sony CS10, also sold as the VPL-CS10. Bulb and housing are fitted together already, so the replacement installs as a single unit rather than needing parts combined by hand.
At a lower price point than many of Sony's larger lamp assemblies, LMP-C133 still includes a full housing here, which suits anyone whose existing cage has failed. Confirm the CS10 or VPL-CS10 designation on your projector before ordering, since it is easy to confuse with the closely named CX10.
At a glance
- Wattage — 132 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10875
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Is the CS10 different from the CX10 model?
Yes, despite the similar name, the CS10 and CX10 are separate Sony projectors that take different lamp codes. Check your model plate carefully, since LMP-C133 is matched specifically to the CS10 and VPL-CS10.
What wattage and lamp life does LMP-C133 carry?
It is rated at 132 watts with roughly 2000 hours of expected life, a figure based on typical use rather than continuous running, since heat and ventilation both affect the outcome.
Is the housing included in this price?
Yes, this listing is the full module, bulb and housing supplied together. There is no separate bare-bulb step required, and no old housing needs to be reused.
How do I install LMP-C133 safely?
Power down and unplug the projector, wait for it to cool, then open the lamp compartment as shown in your manual. Fit the module using the same catches that held the previous lamp, avoiding contact with any glass surfaces.
What symptoms suggest my Sony CS10 is due a fresh LMP-C133?
Look for a dimmer picture, colour shift, or a lamp warning from the projector itself. Given the 2000-hour rating, frequent daily use will reach that point sooner than occasional evening viewing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the CS10 different from the CX10 model?
Yes, despite the similar name, the CS10 and CX10 are separate Sony projectors that take different lamp codes. Check your model plate carefully, since LMP-C133 is matched specifically to the CS10 and VPL-CS10.
What wattage and lamp life does LMP-C133 carry?
It is rated at 132 watts with roughly 2000 hours of expected life, a figure based on typical use rather than continuous running, since heat and ventilation both affect the outcome.
Is the housing included in this price?
Yes, this listing is the full module, bulb and housing supplied together. There is no separate bare-bulb step required, and no old housing needs to be reused.
How do I install LMP-C133 safely?
Power down and unplug the projector, wait for it to cool, then open the lamp compartment as shown in your manual. Fit the module using the same catches that held the previous lamp, avoiding contact with any glass surfaces.
What symptoms suggest my Sony CS10 is due a fresh LMP-C133?
Look for a dimmer picture, colour shift, or a lamp warning from the projector itself. Given the 2000-hour rating, frequent daily use will reach that point sooner than occasional evening viewing.
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.
