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LMP-H180 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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Sony's VPL-HS10 and VPL-HS20 projectors, along with the HS10 and HS20 model names, share a single lamp: the LMP-H180. This module supplies both the 180-watt bulb and its housing in one assembled unit, rated for about 3000 hours of use before the light output falls off noticeably.
There is only one part number tied to this lamp, LMP-H180, so there is nothing to cross-reference against alternative codes. Fitting a module rather than a bare bulb means you are not dependent on the condition of the old housing. Check that your projector is listed as an HS10 or HS20 before ordering, since Sony's other HS-series models use different lamps.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10360
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Will the LMP-H180 fit my Sony HS20?
Yes. The LMP-H180 is the lamp Sony specified for both the VPL-HS10 and VPL-HS20, sold under the HS10 and HS20 model names as well as the VPL-prefixed versions. Any projector matching those names takes this lamp.
What happens to the lamp timer after I fit a new module?
Some Sony HS-series projectors track lamp hours and will flag a warning once the old count is reached. Check your projector's on-screen menu for a lamp-hour reset option after fitting, since the steps differ between models.
Is the LMP-H180 sold as a bulb only or a full module?
This listing is the full module version, meaning the bulb arrives already seated in its housing and cage. You swap the whole assembly rather than handling a loose bulb.
How long should the LMP-H180 last?
It is rated for around 3000 hours at its 180-watt output. This is a manufacturer rating rather than a promise, and real-world life depends on how often the projector runs and in what conditions.
How do I make sure the LMP-H180 matches my HS-series Sony?
Confirm your projector's exact model name against the HS10 and HS20 designations Sony used, including the VPL-prefixed versions. Because this lamp has no alternative part numbers, matching the projector model is the most reliable way to order correctly.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Will the LMP-H180 fit my Sony HS20?
Yes. The LMP-H180 is the lamp Sony specified for both the VPL-HS10 and VPL-HS20, sold under the HS10 and HS20 model names as well as the VPL-prefixed versions. Any projector matching those names takes this lamp.
What happens to the lamp timer after I fit a new module?
Some Sony HS-series projectors track lamp hours and will flag a warning once the old count is reached. Check your projector's on-screen menu for a lamp-hour reset option after fitting, since the steps differ between models.
Is the LMP-H180 sold as a bulb only or a full module?
This listing is the full module version, meaning the bulb arrives already seated in its housing and cage. You swap the whole assembly rather than handling a loose bulb.
How long should the LMP-H180 last?
It is rated for around 3000 hours at its 180-watt output. This is a manufacturer rating rather than a promise, and real-world life depends on how often the projector runs and in what conditions.
How do I make sure the LMP-H180 matches my HS-series Sony?
Confirm your projector's exact model name against the HS10 and HS20 designations Sony used, including the VPL-prefixed versions. Because this lamp has no alternative part numbers, matching the projector model is the most reliable way to order correctly.
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.
