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LMP-F331 projector lamp module
Fits 6 projector models from Sony.
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Six Sony venue projectors, the VPL-F500H, F501H, F600X, FH35, FH36 and FX37, are built around the LMP-F331 lamp module, rated at 330 watts with a 2500-hour working life. It is supplied as a complete assembly with housing, so it is fitted whole rather than as a separate bulb-and-cage combination.
LMP-F331 is the sole part number listed for this module, so use that reference to confirm against your projector's label or old lamp. The 330W and 2500-hour figures come from the manufacturer's own specification for this part, and because it is a full module, no separate housing check is needed before fitting.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10408
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
How is the LMP-F331 different from the similarly named LMP-F272?
They are separate lamps for different Sony F-series models; the LMP-F331 is rated at 330W for the F500H, F501H, F600X, FH35, FH36 and FX37, while other F-series codes cover a different group of projectors.
Does the 2500-hour rating mean the lamp will fail exactly at that point?
It is a rated working life rather than a guarantee, giving a general guide to when brightness is likely to have declined enough to warrant a replacement LMP-F331.
Which of the six listed FH and FX models take this exact module?
The FH35, FH36 and FX37 are the FH and FX models listed against LMP-F331, alongside the F500H, F501H and F600X; any other FH or FX number should be checked separately.
Is any assembly needed after unboxing the LMP-F331?
No, it arrives fully assembled as bulb and housing together, so it is simply placed into the projector's lamp bay in the same orientation as the unit it replaces.
What is the best way to confirm my exact Sony model before ordering?
Check the model number printed on the underside or rear of the projector against the six listed here, since Sony's F-series covers several closely related but distinct models.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How is the LMP-F331 different from the similarly named LMP-F272?
They are separate lamps for different Sony F-series models; the LMP-F331 is rated at 330W for the F500H, F501H, F600X, FH35, FH36 and FX37, while other F-series codes cover a different group of projectors.
Does the 2500-hour rating mean the lamp will fail exactly at that point?
It is a rated working life rather than a guarantee, giving a general guide to when brightness is likely to have declined enough to warrant a replacement LMP-F331.
Which of the six listed FH and FX models take this exact module?
The FH35, FH36 and FX37 are the FH and FX models listed against LMP-F331, alongside the F500H, F501H and F600X; any other FH or FX number should be checked separately.
Is any assembly needed after unboxing the LMP-F331?
No, it arrives fully assembled as bulb and housing together, so it is simply placed into the projector's lamp bay in the same orientation as the unit it replaces.
What is the best way to confirm my exact Sony model before ordering?
Check the model number printed on the underside or rear of the projector against the six listed here, since Sony's F-series covers several closely related but distinct models.
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.
