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LMP-C250 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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Four Sony conference projectors, the VPL-CH350, CH353, CH355 and CH358, are built around the LMP-C250 lamp, rated at 250 watts with roughly 3000 hours of expected life. It is supplied as a full module, so the housing arrives already fitted to the bulb.
There is a single part number for this lamp, LMP-C250, with nothing else recorded against it, so ordering is simply a matter of matching your projector to the CH350 through CH358 range. Because the module includes the housing, this is a suitable choice even if your projector's existing cage has become loose or worn.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10397
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Do all four CH350-series models take exactly the same lamp?
Yes, the VPL-CH350, CH353, CH355 and CH358 all use the LMP-C250, so the lamp itself does not vary across this range even though the projector features do.
What is the rated life of the LMP-C250?
Around 3000 hours at its 250-watt rating, based on Sony's own specification for this lamp. Actual life depends on how the projector is used day to day, including its brightness setting and how well ventilated the room is.
Is this listing for the bulb only?
No, it includes the housing. The bulb arrives fitted inside its cage as a complete module ready to install, so you are not required to reuse or transfer any part of your projector's existing lamp assembly.
How will a CH350-series projector signal that the LMP-C250 is worn?
A noticeably dimmer image, a shift in colour balance, or an on-screen lamp warning are the usual signs. Once any of these appear, replacing the lamp before it fails avoids losing the picture unexpectedly during a presentation.
Are there other part numbers for the LMP-C250 I should watch for?
No, we have not recorded any alternative codes for this lamp. If your old unit is labelled differently, it is worth confirming the projector model rather than assuming it is a different lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do all four CH350-series models take exactly the same lamp?
Yes, the VPL-CH350, CH353, CH355 and CH358 all use the LMP-C250, so the lamp itself does not vary across this range even though the projector features do.
What is the rated life of the LMP-C250?
Around 3000 hours at its 250-watt rating, based on Sony's own specification for this lamp. Actual life depends on how the projector is used day to day, including its brightness setting and how well ventilated the room is.
Is this listing for the bulb only?
No, it includes the housing. The bulb arrives fitted inside its cage as a complete module ready to install, so you are not required to reuse or transfer any part of your projector's existing lamp assembly.
How will a CH350-series projector signal that the LMP-C250 is worn?
A noticeably dimmer image, a shift in colour balance, or an on-screen lamp warning are the usual signs. Once any of these appear, replacing the lamp before it fails avoids losing the picture unexpectedly during a presentation.
Are there other part numbers for the LMP-C250 I should watch for?
No, we have not recorded any alternative codes for this lamp. If your old unit is labelled differently, it is worth confirming the projector model rather than assuming it is a different lamp.
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.
