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LMP-D200 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Sony.
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Just three Sony models take the LMP-D200: the VPL-DX10, VPL-DX11 and VPL-DX15. It runs at 200 watts with a rated life of about 2000 hours, and this listing is the full module, arriving with the housing and cage already fitted around the bulb.
With only three closely related models on the compatibility list, checking your projector's exact suffix, whether it ends in 10, 11 or 15, is usually enough to confirm this is the right lamp. LMP-D200 is the only part number recorded here, with no alternative codes to check.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10404
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between the DX10, DX11 and DX15 for lamp purposes?
None. All three take the identical LMP-D200 lamp, so the model suffix affects the projector's other features rather than which lamp it needs. Checking the suffix is still worth doing to confirm you have the right projector model.
Is this the bulb alone or the full module?
The full module. The housing and cage are included with the bulb already seated inside, ready to fit as one unit, so there is nothing to transfer across from your projector's existing lamp assembly.
What are the LMP-D200's power and endurance specifications?
200 watts, with an expected life of around 2000 hours. These figures come directly from Sony's own specification for the LMP-D200 and apply across all three compatible projector models in this range.
Are there other codes for the LMP-D200?
None on our records. This is the only part number we have for this lamp, so there is no alternative code to check your old lamp's marking against before placing an order for a replacement.
How do I know when to replace the lamp in a DX-series projector?
Watch for a dimming image, unusual colour cast, or an on-screen lamp warning if your model shows one. Any of these are a reasonable prompt to order a replacement before the lamp fails outright.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between the DX10, DX11 and DX15 for lamp purposes?
None. All three take the identical LMP-D200 lamp, so the model suffix affects the projector's other features rather than which lamp it needs. Checking the suffix is still worth doing to confirm you have the right projector model.
Is this the bulb alone or the full module?
The full module. The housing and cage are included with the bulb already seated inside, ready to fit as one unit, so there is nothing to transfer across from your projector's existing lamp assembly.
What are the LMP-D200's power and endurance specifications?
200 watts, with an expected life of around 2000 hours. These figures come directly from Sony's own specification for the LMP-D200 and apply across all three compatible projector models in this range.
Are there other codes for the LMP-D200?
None on our records. This is the only part number we have for this lamp, so there is no alternative code to check your old lamp's marking against before placing an order for a replacement.
How do I know when to replace the lamp in a DX-series projector?
Watch for a dimming image, unusual colour cast, or an on-screen lamp warning if your model shows one. Any of these are a reasonable prompt to order a replacement before the lamp fails outright.
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.
