GENUINE OEM INSIDELMP-F230 projector lamp with module for Sony projectors
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LMP-F230 projector lamp with module

Fits 2 projector models from Sony.

SKU LA-10412 · MPN LMP-F230 · 230 W · 4,000 h

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Two Sony projectors, the VPL-F400X and VPL-FX30, both take the LMP-F230 module, a 230-watt bulb with a 4,000-hour working life, supplied already fitted inside its own housing. You lift out the old assembly complete and fit this one in its place rather than transferring a bare bulb across.

At 4,000 hours, the LMP-F230 has one of the longer working lives among the lamps we list for Sony's F-series projectors. We carry it under a single part number, so there's no alternative code to check against your old lamp; if your projector is the F400X or FX30, this module is the match.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 230 W
  • Rated life — 4,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10412
  • Compatibility — 2 projector models

Common questions

Which two Sony projectors take the LMP-F230?
The VPL-F400X and VPL-FX30. This module isn't listed as compatible with any other Sony F-series model, so check your exact projector name carefully before placing an order.

What's the rated life of the LMP-F230?
4,000 hours at 230 watts, which is longer than several other Sony F-series lamps we stock, making it one of the longer-lasting modules in this range.

Is this a bare bulb or does it come with a housing?
It's the complete module, with the bulb pre-fitted inside a housing, so the entire assembly is what you receive and fit, rather than a bare bulb alone.

Could my old F400X or FX30 lamp carry a code other than LMP-F230?
Not that we list. LMP-F230 is the single reference we carry for both the F400X and FX30, so there's no alternate code to check against your old lamp.

How do I make sure this module is seated correctly during fitting?
Line up the connector and guide pins on the base of the module with those in the projector's lamp bay, then press it home evenly before securing the retaining screws, checking it doesn't sit at an angle.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE230 W
RATED LIFE4,000 h
SKULA-10412
COMPATIBILITY2 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Which two Sony projectors take the LMP-F230?

The VPL-F400X and VPL-FX30. This module isn't listed as compatible with any other Sony F-series model, so check your exact projector name carefully before placing an order.

What's the rated life of the LMP-F230?

4,000 hours at 230 watts, which is longer than several other Sony F-series lamps we stock, making it one of the longer-lasting modules in this range.

Is this a bare bulb or does it come with a housing?

It's the complete module, with the bulb pre-fitted inside a housing, so the entire assembly is what you receive and fit, rather than a bare bulb alone.

Could my old F400X or FX30 lamp carry a code other than LMP-F230?

Not that we list. LMP-F230 is the single reference we carry for both the F400X and FX30, so there's no alternate code to check against your old lamp.

How do I make sure this module is seated correctly during fitting?

Line up the connector and guide pins on the base of the module with those in the projector's lamp bay, then press it home evenly before securing the retaining screws, checking it doesn't sit at an angle.