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LMP-H180 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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This bare LMP-H180 bulb is built for the same Sony HS10 and HS20 projectors as the modular version, but without the housing attached. It runs at 180 watts and carries a rated life of about 3000 hours, and it is intended for fitting into a housing you already own.
Choosing bare over module only makes sense if your existing housing and cage are still sound, since this lamp does not include either. LMP-H180 is the sole part number recorded for this lamp, so ordering comes down to matching your projector against the HS10 or HS20 model names rather than cross-checking codes.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10359
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between this and the module version of LMP-H180?
This listing is the bulb on its own, without a housing or cage. The module version includes both, ready to drop straight in. Choose the bare bulb if your current housing is undamaged and you only need the glass and electrical contact replaced.
Which Sony models is this bare LMP-H180 for?
It fits the VPL-HS10 and VPL-HS20, along with the HS10 and HS20 names Sony also used for the same units. It is the identical fitment to the modular LMP-H180, just without the enclosure.
What wattage does this lamp draw?
180 watts, with a rated life of roughly 3000 hours under normal use. These figures come from Sony's own specification for the LMP-H180, and they match the wattage and life quoted for the modular version of the same lamp.
Do I need to reset anything on the projector after fitting this?
Many Sony projectors from this era log lamp hours and show a reminder once the rated life is passed. If yours does, look for a lamp-hour reset in the on-screen menu once the new bulb is in place.
Is there a genuine and non-genuine version of this lamp to watch for?
We supply this as a genuine Sony-specified LMP-H180 bulb rather than a rebuilt or third-party equivalent. The part number matches what Sony fitted originally to the HS10 and HS20.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the difference between this and the module version of LMP-H180?
This listing is the bulb on its own, without a housing or cage. The module version includes both, ready to drop straight in. Choose the bare bulb if your current housing is undamaged and you only need the glass and electrical contact replaced.
Which Sony models is this bare LMP-H180 for?
It fits the VPL-HS10 and VPL-HS20, along with the HS10 and HS20 names Sony also used for the same units. It is the identical fitment to the modular LMP-H180, just without the enclosure.
What wattage does this lamp draw?
180 watts, with a rated life of roughly 3000 hours under normal use. These figures come from Sony's own specification for the LMP-H180, and they match the wattage and life quoted for the modular version of the same lamp.
Do I need to reset anything on the projector after fitting this?
Many Sony projectors from this era log lamp hours and show a reminder once the rated life is passed. If yours does, look for a lamp-hour reset in the on-screen menu once the new bulb is in place.
Is there a genuine and non-genuine version of this lamp to watch for?
We supply this as a genuine Sony-specified LMP-H180 bulb rather than a rebuilt or third-party equivalent. The part number matches what Sony fitted originally to the HS10 and HS20.
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.
