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LMP-E190 projector lamp with module
Fits 9 projector models from Sony.
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The LMP-E190 module supplies a 190-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours, built for Sony's compact E-series meeting room projectors. It covers the ES5, EW5, EX5 and EX50, along with the closely related VPL-BW5, so one part number spans several model names Sony used for essentially the same lamp bay.
No alternative part numbers exist for the LMP-E190 in our records, so this code alone is what to look for on your old lamp's label. As a full module, the bulb and housing arrive as one unit, meaning installation is a case of removing the spent assembly and sliding this one into the same slot.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10345
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Why does the VPL-BW5 appear alongside the ES, EW and EX models?
Sony's BW5 shares the same lamp bay and part requirement as the ES5, EW5, EX5 and EX50, even though its model name looks unrelated at first glance. All five projectors take the same LMP-E190 module.
How long should I expect this lamp to run before dimming?
This module is rated at 190 watts for a 3000-hour service life. That is the manufacturer's stated figure for expected output, and real-world hours will depend on the brightness mode and daily usage of your specific projector.
What tools does an LMP-E190 swap call for?
Most Sony E-series projectors use a lamp door secured with a single captive screw, opened with a small screwdriver. Beyond that, the module lifts out and the new one slides in without needing any other tools.
What if my projector's model name isn't listed exactly?
Check the rating label on the underside of your projector for the precise model, since Sony's ES, EW and EX names can look similar across different lamp requirements. If your exact model appears in the compatibility list above, this lamp is the correct fit.
Is this lamp described as original or aftermarket?
This listing supplies the LMP-E190 to the same specification the projector shipped with, rather than a rebuilt or generic bulb. It is built to match the wattage and housing fit your ES, EW or EX series projector expects.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the VPL-BW5 appear alongside the ES, EW and EX models?
Sony's BW5 shares the same lamp bay and part requirement as the ES5, EW5, EX5 and EX50, even though its model name looks unrelated at first glance. All five projectors take the same LMP-E190 module.
How long should I expect this lamp to run before dimming?
This module is rated at 190 watts for a 3000-hour service life. That is the manufacturer's stated figure for expected output, and real-world hours will depend on the brightness mode and daily usage of your specific projector.
What tools does an LMP-E190 swap call for?
Most Sony E-series projectors use a lamp door secured with a single captive screw, opened with a small screwdriver. Beyond that, the module lifts out and the new one slides in without needing any other tools.
What if my projector's model name isn't listed exactly?
Check the rating label on the underside of your projector for the precise model, since Sony's ES, EW and EX names can look similar across different lamp requirements. If your exact model appears in the compatibility list above, this lamp is the correct fit.
Is this lamp described as original or aftermarket?
This listing supplies the LMP-E190 to the same specification the projector shipped with, rather than a rebuilt or generic bulb. It is built to match the wattage and housing fit your ES, EW or EX series projector expects.
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.
