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LMP-E150 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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This bare LMP-E150 bulb is rated at 157 watts with a 3000-hour service life, made for the Sony ES2 and EX2, sold also under the VPL-ES2 and VPL-EX2 names. Supplied without a housing, it is designed to be fitted into the cage already inside your projector rather than replacing it.
We list no other codes for this lamp beyond LMP-E150, so that marking alone is enough to confirm the match. Before ordering, check that your existing housing is free of cracks or bent pins, since a bare bulb depends on a sound cage to seat and connect correctly; a module version would be needed if the housing itself is damaged.
At a glance
- Wattage — 157 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10343
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Which two Sony projectors take this lamp?
The LMP-E150 fits the Sony ES2 and EX2, also labelled VPL-ES2 and VPL-EX2 depending on region. Both models use the same lamp bay, so one code covers either projector.
What's the rated wattage and life of this bulb?
This lamp runs at 157 watts and carries a 3000-hour rating. As with any projector bulb, actual life depends on how many hours a day the projector runs and which brightness setting is used.
Since there's no photo shown, how do I know what I'm buying?
This listing uses a placeholder image rather than a photo of the actual part, but every detail we give, the part number, wattage, lamp life and compatible projectors, describes exactly what you will receive.
Should I reset the lamp counter after fitting a new bulb?
Sony's ES and EX series projectors typically track lamp hours in an on-screen menu, and most will prompt for a reset once they detect a new lamp has been fitted. Check your specific model's menu after installation and follow the prompt it shows.
How will an ES2 or EX2 show that the LMP-E150 is fading?
Watch for the picture dimming, a shift toward a warmer or cooler colour cast, or the projector's own lamp warning light coming on. Any of these, especially as you approach the 3000-hour mark, are reasonable triggers to order a replacement.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which two Sony projectors take this lamp?
The LMP-E150 fits the Sony ES2 and EX2, also labelled VPL-ES2 and VPL-EX2 depending on region. Both models use the same lamp bay, so one code covers either projector.
What's the rated wattage and life of this bulb?
This lamp runs at 157 watts and carries a 3000-hour rating. As with any projector bulb, actual life depends on how many hours a day the projector runs and which brightness setting is used.
Since there's no photo shown, how do I know what I'm buying?
This listing uses a placeholder image rather than a photo of the actual part, but every detail we give, the part number, wattage, lamp life and compatible projectors, describes exactly what you will receive.
Should I reset the lamp counter after fitting a new bulb?
Sony's ES and EX series projectors typically track lamp hours in an on-screen menu, and most will prompt for a reset once they detect a new lamp has been fitted. Check your specific model's menu after installation and follow the prompt it shows.
How will an ES2 or EX2 show that the LMP-E150 is fading?
Watch for the picture dimming, a shift toward a warmer or cooler colour cast, or the projector's own lamp warning light coming on. Any of these, especially as you approach the 3000-hour mark, are reasonable triggers to order a replacement.
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.
