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LMP-F271 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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The VPL-FH300, FH300L, FW300 and FW300L from Sony's installation range all take the LMP-F271, a 275-watt bulb rated for 2500 hours. It is supplied bare, so the existing housing in your projector is reused, and only the light source itself is replaced when you fit this lamp.
LMP-F271 is the only part number we hold for this bulb, covering all four listed models, so there is no need to check for a variant depending on which one you own. Because it is bare rather than a module, confirm your housing's mounting tabs and connector are intact before fitting, as the bulb depends on them entirely.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10411
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What separates the FH300L and FW300L from the standard FH300 and FW300?
The L suffix generally denotes a lens-less version sold without a bundled lens, but the lamp itself is unaffected, and all four models are listed against the same LMP-F271.
Since this is a bare bulb, do I still get the full 2500-hour rating?
Yes, the 275W and 2500-hour figures describe the bulb itself, which is exactly what the LMP-F271 supplies; the housing it sits in does not affect these ratings.
How do I remove a bare bulb like this without damaging the housing?
Support the housing with one hand while releasing the bulb's retaining clips or screws with the other, working slowly so the connector disengages cleanly rather than being pulled at an angle.
Is there a way to confirm the FH300 and FW300 are actually different models?
Check the exact lettering on your projector's badge; FH and FW denote different resolution lines in Sony's range, though both share the same LMP-F271 lamp in this case.
What signs suggest an LMP-F271 needs replacing sooner rather than later?
A noticeably dimmer or slightly discoloured image, or an on-screen lamp warning, are the clearest indicators that replacement is due before the bulb fails outright.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What separates the FH300L and FW300L from the standard FH300 and FW300?
The L suffix generally denotes a lens-less version sold without a bundled lens, but the lamp itself is unaffected, and all four models are listed against the same LMP-F271.
Since this is a bare bulb, do I still get the full 2500-hour rating?
Yes, the 275W and 2500-hour figures describe the bulb itself, which is exactly what the LMP-F271 supplies; the housing it sits in does not affect these ratings.
How do I remove a bare bulb like this without damaging the housing?
Support the housing with one hand while releasing the bulb's retaining clips or screws with the other, working slowly so the connector disengages cleanly rather than being pulled at an angle.
Is there a way to confirm the FH300 and FW300 are actually different models?
Check the exact lettering on your projector's badge; FH and FW denote different resolution lines in Sony's range, though both share the same LMP-F271 lamp in this case.
What signs suggest an LMP-F271 needs replacing sooner rather than later?
A noticeably dimmer or slightly discoloured image, or an on-screen lamp warning, are the clearest indicators that replacement is due before the bulb fails outright.
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.
