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LMP-E191 bare projector lamp
Fits 13 projector models from Sony.
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The LMP-E191 is a bare 190-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours, and it is unusually widely shared: Sony fitted it across the BW7, ES7, EX7, EX7+, EX70, EW7, TX7 and TX70, in both their plain and VPL-prefixed naming. This bare version supplies the bulb only, for fitting into your projector's existing housing.
No alternative codes exist for the LMP-E191 in our records, so a bulb marked with this number is a direct match regardless of which of the thirteen listed projectors you own. Check your housing is free of cracks or bent contacts before fitting, since this listing does not include a replacement cage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10325
- Compatibility — 13 projector models
Common questions
Why does this one lamp code cover so many projector models?
Sony built the BW7, ES7, EW7, EX7, EX7+, EX70, TX7 and TX70 around the same lamp housing, likely as variations on one shared chassis released across different regions and feature tiers. All thirteen listed names use the identical LMP-E191 lamp.
Will this bulb work if my projector is labelled EX7+ rather than EX7?
Yes, the EX7+ is included in the compatibility list alongside the standard EX7, and both use the same LMP-E191 bulb. The plus sign denotes a variant of the same model line rather than a different lamp requirement.
Is a housing or cage supplied with this order?
No, this listing is the bare bulb only, meant to go inside the housing your projector already has. If that housing is damaged, this bulb on its own will not resolve a cracked or loose cage.
What is the rated output and lifespan of the LMP-E191?
It is a 190-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours of use. That figure reflects expected lamp life under typical operation and will vary depending on your projector's brightness mode and how many hours it runs each day.
How should I dispose of the old bulb once I've fitted the new one?
Projector lamps contain a small amount of pressurised gas and should not be thrown in general waste or broken apart. Most local recycling centres accept them as electrical or lamp waste; check with your local authority for the nearest drop-off point.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does this one lamp code cover so many projector models?
Sony built the BW7, ES7, EW7, EX7, EX7+, EX70, TX7 and TX70 around the same lamp housing, likely as variations on one shared chassis released across different regions and feature tiers. All thirteen listed names use the identical LMP-E191 lamp.
Will this bulb work if my projector is labelled EX7+ rather than EX7?
Yes, the EX7+ is included in the compatibility list alongside the standard EX7, and both use the same LMP-E191 bulb. The plus sign denotes a variant of the same model line rather than a different lamp requirement.
Is a housing or cage supplied with this order?
No, this listing is the bare bulb only, meant to go inside the housing your projector already has. If that housing is damaged, this bulb on its own will not resolve a cracked or loose cage.
What is the rated output and lifespan of the LMP-E191?
It is a 190-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours of use. That figure reflects expected lamp life under typical operation and will vary depending on your projector's brightness mode and how many hours it runs each day.
How should I dispose of the old bulb once I've fitted the new one?
Projector lamps contain a small amount of pressurised gas and should not be thrown in general waste or broken apart. Most local recycling centres accept them as electrical or lamp waste; check with your local authority for the nearest drop-off point.
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.
