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LMP-E150 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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Sony's ES2 and EX2 projectors, and their VPL-ES2 and VPL-EX2 counterparts, take the LMP-E150 module: a 157-watt bulb rated for 3,000 hours, supplied already fitted inside its housing. Replacing the lamp means swapping out the complete assembly rather than working with a loose bulb.
At 3,000 hours, this is one of the longer-rated bulbs in Sony's entry-level projector range, and we list it under a single part number, LMP-E150, across all four compatible model names. Because it's a module, no separate housing is needed; the complete unit is designed to be lifted out and replaced as one piece.
At a glance
- Wattage — 157 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10344
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
How long is the LMP-E150 rated to last?
It carries a 3,000-hour working life at its 157-watt rating, longer than many of the bare bulbs Sony fits to its higher-end PX and VW ranges.
Which four model names take this lamp?
ES2, EX2, VPL-ES2 and VPL-EX2. These refer to just two physical projectors, each sold under a plain name and a VPL-prefixed name, both taking the identical LMP-E150.
Is the LMP-E150 supplied as a module or a bare bulb?
It's the module version, with the 157-watt bulb already fitted inside its housing, so you replace the complete unit rather than just the bulb, with no separate housing purchase needed.
Do you list any alternative part numbers for the LMP-E150?
No, we carry it under one code only. If your existing lamp is marked differently, check your projector's exact model before ordering to be sure it's the same part.
What does buying an original LMP-E150 actually mean?
It means the lamp is built to the same part number, LMP-E150, that Sony's ES2 and EX2 projectors were designed to take, rather than a generic bulb marketed as a general-purpose fit.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How long is the LMP-E150 rated to last?
It carries a 3,000-hour working life at its 157-watt rating, longer than many of the bare bulbs Sony fits to its higher-end PX and VW ranges.
Which four model names take this lamp?
ES2, EX2, VPL-ES2 and VPL-EX2. These refer to just two physical projectors, each sold under a plain name and a VPL-prefixed name, both taking the identical LMP-E150.
Is the LMP-E150 supplied as a module or a bare bulb?
It's the module version, with the 157-watt bulb already fitted inside its housing, so you replace the complete unit rather than just the bulb, with no separate housing purchase needed.
Do you list any alternative part numbers for the LMP-E150?
No, we carry it under one code only. If your existing lamp is marked differently, check your projector's exact model before ordering to be sure it's the same part.
What does buying an original LMP-E150 actually mean?
It means the lamp is built to the same part number, LMP-E150, that Sony's ES2 and EX2 projectors were designed to take, rather than a generic bulb marketed as a general-purpose fit.
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.
