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LMP-E210 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Sony.
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This listing pairs the LMP-E210 bulb with its housing as a single, ready-to-fit assembly for the Sony EX130, sold in some regions as the VPL-EX130. There is no need to separate bulb from housing, since the whole unit slots into the projector's lamp bay as one piece. Wattage and hour figures are not published for this code.
Choose this module over the bare bulb if your current housing has cracked, discoloured or no longer clips in firmly, since both parts here are matched and supplied together. If your housing is still sound, the bare version of LMP-E210 is the cheaper option and only requires swapping the bulb itself.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10349
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What's the benefit of buying the module over the bare bulb?
The module includes a new housing as well as the bulb, so there is nothing to inspect or reuse from your old unit. It costs more than the bare bulb but removes any doubt about the housing's condition.
Does this fit both the EX130 and VPL-EX130?
Yes, both names refer to the same Sony projector, and LMP-E210 fits either one. Check your unit's rear label if you want to confirm which designation applies to yours.
How do I fit this module correctly?
Power down and unplug the projector, allow it to cool, then remove the old assembly from the lamp bay and slot this one in, using the same catches or screws. It should sit flush before the compartment door closes.
Is there a risk of buying the wrong part?
The main risk is confusing this module listing with the bare-bulb version, since both use the LMP-E210 code. Check whether your existing housing needs replacing before choosing between the two.
What should I do once the new lamp is fitted?
After installing LMP-E210, power the projector on to confirm the picture is normal, then use the projector's own menu to clear any lamp warning it may still be showing from the old bulb.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the benefit of buying the module over the bare bulb?
The module includes a new housing as well as the bulb, so there is nothing to inspect or reuse from your old unit. It costs more than the bare bulb but removes any doubt about the housing's condition.
Does this fit both the EX130 and VPL-EX130?
Yes, both names refer to the same Sony projector, and LMP-E210 fits either one. Check your unit's rear label if you want to confirm which designation applies to yours.
How do I fit this module correctly?
Power down and unplug the projector, allow it to cool, then remove the old assembly from the lamp bay and slot this one in, using the same catches or screws. It should sit flush before the compartment door closes.
Is there a risk of buying the wrong part?
The main risk is confusing this module listing with the bare-bulb version, since both use the LMP-E210 code. Check whether your existing housing needs replacing before choosing between the two.
What should I do once the new lamp is fitted?
After installing LMP-E210, power the projector on to confirm the picture is normal, then use the projector's own menu to clear any lamp warning it may still be showing from the old bulb.
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.
