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LMP-E211 projector lamp with module
Fits 21 projector models from Sony.
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This complete LMP-E211 assembly pairs the 210-watt, 3000-hour bulb with its housing, ready to fit directly into the Sony EW130, EX100, EX120, EX145 or EX175, or their VPL-SW125 and VPL-SX125 equivalents. No disassembly of an old housing is needed, since the whole unit installs as one piece.
If your existing housing is still sound and only the bulb needs changing, the bare version of LMP-E211 is listed separately and costs less. This module makes more sense once the housing itself is cracked, discoloured or no longer clips in securely, since both parts arrive matched and ready to install together.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10347
- Compatibility — 21 projector models
Common questions
What comes in the box with this listing?
The complete LMP-E211 module, meaning the bulb is already seated inside its housing. You remove the old assembly from the projector and fit this one in its place, without needing to separate bulb from housing at any point.
Does the EX345 also take this lamp?
This particular listing covers the EW130, EX100, EX120, EX145 and EX175, along with the VPL-SW125 and VPL-SX125. If your model is not listed here, check our other LMP-E211 listings, as coverage can differ slightly between bare and module versions.
How do I reset the lamp counter after fitting a new module?
Once the new LMP-E211 is installed and the projector powers on normally, the timer reset is done through the projector's own on-screen menu, usually under a lamp or maintenance setting rather than anything on the lamp itself.
Is a full module more reliable than a bare bulb?
Not inherently, but fitting matched, factory-paired parts removes any risk of a mismatch between an old housing and a new bulb. It is mainly a question of whether your current housing still works properly.
What should I check before I order?
Confirm your projector is one of the EW130, EX100, EX120, EX145 or EX175 models, or the equivalent VPL-SW125 or VPL-SX125, and that you want the housing included rather than the bulb alone.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What comes in the box with this listing?
The complete LMP-E211 module, meaning the bulb is already seated inside its housing. You remove the old assembly from the projector and fit this one in its place, without needing to separate bulb from housing at any point.
Does the EX345 also take this lamp?
This particular listing covers the EW130, EX100, EX120, EX145 and EX175, along with the VPL-SW125 and VPL-SX125. If your model is not listed here, check our other LMP-E211 listings, as coverage can differ slightly between bare and module versions.
How do I reset the lamp counter after fitting a new module?
Once the new LMP-E211 is installed and the projector powers on normally, the timer reset is done through the projector's own on-screen menu, usually under a lamp or maintenance setting rather than anything on the lamp itself.
Is a full module more reliable than a bare bulb?
Not inherently, but fitting matched, factory-paired parts removes any risk of a mismatch between an old housing and a new bulb. It is mainly a question of whether your current housing still works properly.
What should I check before I order?
Confirm your projector is one of the EW130, EX100, EX120, EX145 or EX175 models, or the equivalent VPL-SW125 or VPL-SX125, and that you want the housing included rather than the bulb alone.
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.
