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LMP-F250 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Sony.
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Sony's FX50, also badged VPL-FX50, uses a single bare lamp: the LMP-F250. It's rated at 250 watts with a 1,000-hour working life and is supplied as the bulb alone, so it fits inside the housing your FX50 already has rather than arriving as a boxed housing-and-bulb unit.
This lamp covers just one projector under its two names, so there's no wider compatibility list to check, and we carry it under a single part number, LMP-F250. Because it's a bare bulb, inspect the housing already in your FX50 for cracks or a loose socket before fitting the replacement, since the bulb alone can't fix housing damage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10353
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Does the LMP-F250 fit any projector besides the FX50?
As far as we list, it's matched to just the FX50, sold under that name and as the VPL-FX50. It isn't listed against any other Sony model.
Is the LMP-F250 supplied with a housing?
No, it's a bare bulb, built to be fitted inside the housing already present in your FX50 rather than replacing that housing, so your existing housing stays in place.
What's the wattage and expected working life of this bulb?
It's rated at 250 watts with a 1,000-hour working life, in line with several of Sony's bare bulbs from this era of FX-series projectors, used only in the FX50.
Do FX50 and VPL-FX50 need different lamps?
No, they're the same projector under two names, and both take the LMP-F250, so the name printed on your particular unit doesn't change which lamp fits it.
How should I handle a bare bulb like this during fitting?
Let the projector cool fully first, then lift the bulb by its base or frame rather than the glass envelope, since skin oils on the glass can shorten its working life once it heats up again.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the LMP-F250 fit any projector besides the FX50?
As far as we list, it's matched to just the FX50, sold under that name and as the VPL-FX50. It isn't listed against any other Sony model.
Is the LMP-F250 supplied with a housing?
No, it's a bare bulb, built to be fitted inside the housing already present in your FX50 rather than replacing that housing, so your existing housing stays in place.
What's the wattage and expected working life of this bulb?
It's rated at 250 watts with a 1,000-hour working life, in line with several of Sony's bare bulbs from this era of FX-series projectors, used only in the FX50.
Do FX50 and VPL-FX50 need different lamps?
No, they're the same projector under two names, and both take the LMP-F250, so the name printed on your particular unit doesn't change which lamp fits it.
How should I handle a bare bulb like this during fitting?
Let the projector cool fully first, then lift the bulb by its base or frame rather than the glass envelope, since skin oils on the glass can shorten its working life once it heats up again.
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.
