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LMP-E220 projector lamp module
Fits 23 projector models from Sony.
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Sony built an extensive family of SW and SX series projectors around a single lamp, the 230-watt LMP-E220, rated for 3000 hours of use. From the SW620 through to the SX631M and their VPL-prefixed equivalents, twenty-three separate model listings share this one module, supplied complete with housing.
You may find this lamp referenced as VPL-SW630M or VPL-SX630 as well as LMP-E220; all three point to the same module, so match whichever code appears on your projector or old lamp against this listing. Since it is a full module, the housing arrives fitted, and the stated 230W and 3000-hour figures are the manufacturer's own ratings for this part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10414
- Compatibility — 23 projector models
Common questions
With so many models listed, how do I check the LMP-E220 fits mine?
Look for your exact model among the SW620 to SX631M range, including any VPL-prefixed version; if it appears on that list, the LMP-E220 is the correct lamp regardless of which specific model you own.
What do the 230W and 3000-hour figures on this listing mean?
230W is the lamp's rated power draw and 3000 hours is its rated working life as specified for the LMP-E220, giving a guide to expected running time before brightness noticeably drops.
Are VPL-SW630M and VPL-SX630 different lamps to LMP-E220?
No, they are alternative references for the same module; we list all three codes because different documentation and labelling use different versions of the same part number.
Is this a bulb-only part or does it include the housing?
It is supplied as a complete module, bulb and housing together, so it is fitted as one assembled unit rather than requiring you to transfer a bulb into an old housing.
Roughly when should I expect to replace an LMP-E220 given its 3000-hour rating?
Once total lamp hours, viewable in most Sony projectors' menu, approach the 3000-hour figure, brightness typically begins to fall, which is a sensible point to have a replacement ready.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
With so many models listed, how do I check the LMP-E220 fits mine?
Look for your exact model among the SW620 to SX631M range, including any VPL-prefixed version; if it appears on that list, the LMP-E220 is the correct lamp regardless of which specific model you own.
What do the 230W and 3000-hour figures on this listing mean?
230W is the lamp's rated power draw and 3000 hours is its rated working life as specified for the LMP-E220, giving a guide to expected running time before brightness noticeably drops.
Are VPL-SW630M and VPL-SX630 different lamps to LMP-E220?
No, they are alternative references for the same module; we list all three codes because different documentation and labelling use different versions of the same part number.
Is this a bulb-only part or does it include the housing?
It is supplied as a complete module, bulb and housing together, so it is fitted as one assembled unit rather than requiring you to transfer a bulb into an old housing.
Roughly when should I expect to replace an LMP-E220 given its 3000-hour rating?
Once total lamp hours, viewable in most Sony projectors' menu, approach the 3000-hour figure, brightness typically begins to fall, which is a sensible point to have a replacement ready.
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.
