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LMP-E212 projector lamp with module
Fits 51 projector models from Sony.
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Few lamps in our range cover as many projectors as the LMP-E212, which fits 51 Sony models across the EW225, EX221, F535H, F635H, SW225 and SX225 families and their many close relatives. It runs at 210 watts with roughly 3000 hours of rated life, supplied here as a complete housed module.
Given how many similarly numbered models share this lamp, the projector's exact model plate is the only reliable way to check fitment rather than relying on memory; the EX225, EX226, EX271 and EX272 are all separate models on the same list. LMP-E212 is the sole part number we hold for this lamp.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10406
- Compatibility — 51 projector models
Common questions
How can one lamp fit over fifty different projectors?
Sony used a common optical engine across a large run of its business and education projectors during this period, spanning the EW, EX, SW, SX and F-series naming, so the LMP-E212 lamp was specified for all of them despite the different model names.
Is the VPL-F535H really on the same list as the EX-series models?
Yes, the VPL-F535H and VPL-F635H both use the LMP-E212, alongside the wider EW, EX, SW and SX ranges listed for this lamp. Despite the different letters in the model name, all of them share this one part.
Is the LMP-E212 a complete swap-in assembly?
Yes, this is the module version, with the bulb, cage and housing supplied as one complete unit. Fitting it means exchanging the whole assembly rather than reusing any part of your projector's previous lamp housing.
What wattage does the LMP-E212 use?
210 watts, with a rated life of about 3000 hours under Sony's specification. These figures are shared by both the module and bare versions of this lamp, since the underlying bulb is identical in each listing.
With so many compatible models, how do I avoid ordering incorrectly?
Check the full model code on your projector's badge or in its on-screen menu, and compare it directly against the list rather than a similar-sounding model, since several model numbers in this range differ by only a digit.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How can one lamp fit over fifty different projectors?
Sony used a common optical engine across a large run of its business and education projectors during this period, spanning the EW, EX, SW, SX and F-series naming, so the LMP-E212 lamp was specified for all of them despite the different model names.
Is the VPL-F535H really on the same list as the EX-series models?
Yes, the VPL-F535H and VPL-F635H both use the LMP-E212, alongside the wider EW, EX, SW and SX ranges listed for this lamp. Despite the different letters in the model name, all of them share this one part.
Is the LMP-E212 a complete swap-in assembly?
Yes, this is the module version, with the bulb, cage and housing supplied as one complete unit. Fitting it means exchanging the whole assembly rather than reusing any part of your projector's previous lamp housing.
What wattage does the LMP-E212 use?
210 watts, with a rated life of about 3000 hours under Sony's specification. These figures are shared by both the module and bare versions of this lamp, since the underlying bulb is identical in each listing.
With so many compatible models, how do I avoid ordering incorrectly?
Check the full model code on your projector's badge or in its on-screen menu, and compare it directly against the list rather than a similar-sounding model, since several model numbers in this range differ by only a digit.
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.
