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LMP-D213 projector lamp with module
Fits 17 projector models from Sony.
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This module version of the LMP-D213 covers a slightly wider range of Sony projectors than the bare listing, extending to seventeen models: the VPL-DW120 through DW127 and the VPL-DX100 through DX147. It runs at 210 watts with roughly 3000 hours of rated life, and the housing is included.
If you are unsure whether you need this module or the bare bulb version, check whether your existing housing and cage are undamaged; if they are, the bare listing may suit you better. LMP-D213 is the only part number recorded for this lamp regardless of which version you choose.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10403
- Compatibility — 17 projector models
Common questions
Why does this module listing cover more models than the bare LMP-D213 listing?
Our records show a slightly longer projector list against the module version, including the DW127, DX126, DX127 and DX147, which are not listed against the bare version. Both listings are the same lamp; check your exact projector model against each list.
Should I choose the module or the bare version of the LMP-D213?
Choose the module if your projector's housing or cage shows wear or damage, since this version replaces both along with the bulb. Choose the bare version only if the housing is still sound.
What wattage and lamp life apply here?
210 watts, with a rated life of around 3000 hours, the same figures as the bare LMP-D213. Because both versions share the identical bulb, the only real difference between the two listings is whether a housing is included.
Which projectors does this module version fit?
The Sony VPL-DW120, DW122, DW125, DW126, DW127 and the VPL-DX100, DX102, DX120, DX122, DX125, DX126, DX127, DX140, DX142, DX145, DX146 and DX147. Seventeen models in total share this lamp across the DW and DX ranges.
Is there anything else I should check before ordering?
Confirm the full model number on your projector, including any letter suffix after the numbers, since this range includes several closely spaced model codes within the DW and DX families.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this module listing cover more models than the bare LMP-D213 listing?
Our records show a slightly longer projector list against the module version, including the DW127, DX126, DX127 and DX147, which are not listed against the bare version. Both listings are the same lamp; check your exact projector model against each list.
Should I choose the module or the bare version of the LMP-D213?
Choose the module if your projector's housing or cage shows wear or damage, since this version replaces both along with the bulb. Choose the bare version only if the housing is still sound.
What wattage and lamp life apply here?
210 watts, with a rated life of around 3000 hours, the same figures as the bare LMP-D213. Because both versions share the identical bulb, the only real difference between the two listings is whether a housing is included.
Which projectors does this module version fit?
The Sony VPL-DW120, DW122, DW125, DW126, DW127 and the VPL-DX100, DX102, DX120, DX122, DX125, DX126, DX127, DX140, DX142, DX145, DX146 and DX147. Seventeen models in total share this lamp across the DW and DX ranges.
Is there anything else I should check before ordering?
Confirm the full model number on your projector, including any letter suffix after the numbers, since this range includes several closely spaced model codes within the DW and DX families.
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.




