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LMP-E191 projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from Sony.
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This LMP-E191 module, a 190-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours, is built for one of Sony's most widely shared lamp fittings, spanning the BW7, ES7, ES7X, EW7, EX7, EX7+, EX70, TX7 and TX70. The module includes a new housing, so it suits projectors whose current cage is worn or damaged.
We list no alternative part numbers for the LMP-E191, so this code alone identifies the correct lamp regardless of which of the fourteen listed projector names applies to your unit. Because the bulb ships pre-fitted in its housing, installation involves swapping the whole assembly rather than handling loose glass.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10326
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Does the module fit the ES7X as well as the standard ES7?
Yes, the ES7X is included in this module's compatibility list alongside the standard ES7, both sharing the same LMP-E191 lamp bay and fitting, so ordering does not depend on which variant your projector's plate shows.
Can I fit just the bulb from this module into my existing housing instead?
This particular listing is supplied as a complete module, with the bulb already seated in its housing, so it is not meant to be split apart for use in a different cage. If you only need a bulb and your current housing is fine, look for a bare-lamp listing under the same LMP-E191 code instead.
How many Sony projector names actually use this one lamp?
Fourteen model names in our records take the LMP-E191, spanning the BW7, ES7, ES7X, EW7, EX7, EX7+, EX70, TX7 and TX70 lines, in both their plain and VPL-prefixed forms.
What is the wattage and expected life of this bulb?
It runs at 190 watts with a 3000-hour rating. That figure describes expected output under normal use, and the hours you get in practice depend on brightness settings and how often the projector runs.
Do I need to reset a usage counter after fitting this module?
Many projectors in this Sony range track lamp hours and prompt for confirmation once a new module is detected. After fitting, check your specific model's on-screen menu and follow whatever reset step it shows.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the module fit the ES7X as well as the standard ES7?
Yes, the ES7X is included in this module's compatibility list alongside the standard ES7, both sharing the same LMP-E191 lamp bay and fitting, so ordering does not depend on which variant your projector's plate shows.
Can I fit just the bulb from this module into my existing housing instead?
This particular listing is supplied as a complete module, with the bulb already seated in its housing, so it is not meant to be split apart for use in a different cage. If you only need a bulb and your current housing is fine, look for a bare-lamp listing under the same LMP-E191 code instead.
How many Sony projector names actually use this one lamp?
Fourteen model names in our records take the LMP-E191, spanning the BW7, ES7, ES7X, EW7, EX7, EX7+, EX70, TX7 and TX70 lines, in both their plain and VPL-prefixed forms.
What is the wattage and expected life of this bulb?
It runs at 190 watts with a 3000-hour rating. That figure describes expected output under normal use, and the hours you get in practice depend on brightness settings and how often the projector runs.
Do I need to reset a usage counter after fitting this module?
Many projectors in this Sony range track lamp hours and prompt for confirmation once a new module is detected. After fitting, check your specific model's on-screen menu and follow whatever reset step it shows.
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.
