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LMP-E180 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Sony.
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Rated at 185 watts for 2000 hours, the LMP-E180 module fits four Sony projectors: the CS7, DS100, DS1000 and ES1, along with their VPL-prefixed equivalents. The module includes a fresh housing as well as the bulb, so it replaces the entire lamp assembly in one step.
We hold no alternative codes for the LMP-E180, so this number on your old lamp's label is enough to confirm the fit. Because this is the module version, it comes with a new housing as well as the bulb, which is the right choice if your existing cage is cracked, discoloured or no longer holds a clean connection.
At a glance
- Wattage — 185 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10335
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Do the CS7, DS100, DS1000 and ES1 really take an identical lamp?
Yes, these four Sony projectors were built around the same lamp bay, so the LMP-E180 module fits all four regardless of the different model naming.
What's included when I buy the module rather than a bulb-only listing?
The module supplies the 185-watt bulb already fitted inside a new housing, so you are replacing the entire lamp assembly as a single unit rather than handling loose glass or reusing your existing cage.
How long is the LMP-E180 rated to last?
It carries a 2000-hour rating at 185 watts. This is the expected output life under typical conditions, and actual hours will vary depending on brightness settings and how much the projector is used.
Are there other codes I should check my old lamp against?
No, LMP-E180 is the only code we hold for this lamp, so that marking on your existing unit is sufficient confirmation without checking further numbers.
What should I check on the projector before fitting the new module?
Power down and unplug the unit, then give it time to cool fully, since the lamp compartment can stay warm well after use. Once cool, release the lamp door, remove the old module by its handle, and fit the replacement before securing the door again.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do the CS7, DS100, DS1000 and ES1 really take an identical lamp?
Yes, these four Sony projectors were built around the same lamp bay, so the LMP-E180 module fits all four regardless of the different model naming.
What's included when I buy the module rather than a bulb-only listing?
The module supplies the 185-watt bulb already fitted inside a new housing, so you are replacing the entire lamp assembly as a single unit rather than handling loose glass or reusing your existing cage.
How long is the LMP-E180 rated to last?
It carries a 2000-hour rating at 185 watts. This is the expected output life under typical conditions, and actual hours will vary depending on brightness settings and how much the projector is used.
Are there other codes I should check my old lamp against?
No, LMP-E180 is the only code we hold for this lamp, so that marking on your existing unit is sufficient confirmation without checking further numbers.
What should I check on the projector before fitting the new module?
Power down and unplug the unit, then give it time to cool fully, since the lamp compartment can stay warm well after use. Once cool, release the lamp door, remove the old module by its handle, and fit the replacement before securing the door again.
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.
