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LMP-F331 bare projector lamp
Fits 6 projector models from Sony.
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At 330 watts and rated for 2500 hours, the LMP-F331 is the bare bulb built for Sony's large-venue F-series projectors, covering the VPL-F500H, F501H, F600X, FH35, FH36 and FX37. These are installation-class projectors used in halls and auditoriums, and this lamp is the higher-output bulb their optical engines call for.
This lamp has no alternative part numbers in our records, so an old bulb marked LMP-F331 confirms the match. As a bare unit, it fits inside your projector's existing housing, so check that housing for cracks or bent pins before ordering, since a damaged cage cannot be fixed by a new bulb alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10407
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
What sets this lamp apart from smaller Sony projector bulbs?
At 330 watts, the LMP-F331 runs considerably hotter and brighter than lamps used in meeting-room projectors, reflecting the larger screens and higher ambient light these F-series units are built to handle in halls and auditoriums.
Which six Sony models share this lamp?
The LMP-F331 fits the VPL-F500H, F501H, F600X, FH35, FH36 and FX37. These are all large-venue installation projectors, and despite the different model names, they share the same lamp specification.
Given the higher wattage, is there anything extra I should do before fitting it?
Let the projector cool completely before opening the lamp compartment, since higher-wattage units like this one retain heat for longer than smaller lamps. Beyond that, fitting follows the same steps as any bare bulb: remove the old one, seat this in its place, and close the housing securely.
What run time should the LMP-F331 give in an F500H?
It carries a 2500-hour rating at 330 watts. As with any lamp, that figure describes expected output life under normal use, and the hours you actually get will depend on your projector's brightness setting and daily runtime.
Is a full module version of this lamp available instead?
This particular listing is the bare bulb only; we do not have a module version of the LMP-F331 in this catalogue entry. If your existing housing is undamaged, the bare bulb is the appropriate choice.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What sets this lamp apart from smaller Sony projector bulbs?
At 330 watts, the LMP-F331 runs considerably hotter and brighter than lamps used in meeting-room projectors, reflecting the larger screens and higher ambient light these F-series units are built to handle in halls and auditoriums.
Which six Sony models share this lamp?
The LMP-F331 fits the VPL-F500H, F501H, F600X, FH35, FH36 and FX37. These are all large-venue installation projectors, and despite the different model names, they share the same lamp specification.
Given the higher wattage, is there anything extra I should do before fitting it?
Let the projector cool completely before opening the lamp compartment, since higher-wattage units like this one retain heat for longer than smaller lamps. Beyond that, fitting follows the same steps as any bare bulb: remove the old one, seat this in its place, and close the housing securely.
What run time should the LMP-F331 give in an F500H?
It carries a 2500-hour rating at 330 watts. As with any lamp, that figure describes expected output life under normal use, and the hours you actually get will depend on your projector's brightness setting and daily runtime.
Is a full module version of this lamp available instead?
This particular listing is the bare bulb only; we do not have a module version of the LMP-F331 in this catalogue entry. If your existing housing is undamaged, the bare bulb is the appropriate choice.
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.
