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LMP-H201 projector lamp with module
Fits 27 projector models from Sony.
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Sony's LMP-H201 module covers a wide span of the BRAVIA projector line, including the VPL-HW10, HW15, HW20A and the VPL-VW70 through VW90ES models. It arrives as a full bulb-and-housing assembly, so there is no need to open the old cage or transfer parts between units. Watts and hours are not published for this code.
With 27 compatible models sharing this single lamp code, it is worth checking the exact model printed on your projector's rear panel or menu screen, since Sony sold overlapping names such as HW20 and HW20A side by side. If your unit already has a sound housing and only the bulb has failed, the bare version of LMP-H201 is also listed separately.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10321
- Compatibility — 27 projector models
Common questions
Which BRAVIA models use the LMP-H201?
LMP-H201 covers a long run of Sony's home cinema projectors, from the VPL-HW10 up to the VPL-VW90ES and VPL-VWPRO1, including models badged simply HW10, HW15 or VW80. Check the exact designation on your unit's rear panel, since several similar names exist across the range.
Why are there so many compatible projector names listed?
Sony reused and renamed several BRAVIA models over the years, so the same physical lamp can appear under a BRAVIA-prefixed name, a plain HW or VW code, and a full VPL designation. All of them take the identical LMP-H201 lamp.
Is this the housed version or the bulb only?
This listing is the full module, meaning the bulb is already fitted into its housing and ready to install as a single unit. A separate bare-bulb listing exists under the same LMP-H201 code for anyone who wants to reuse their current housing.
Any handling advice for the LMP-H201 module before it goes into a BRAVIA projector?
Allow the projector to cool with the power disconnected before opening the lamp bay, and lift the module by its frame rather than the glass. Fingerprints and oils on the bulb surface can shorten its working life once the projector is switched back on.
How do I know when the lamp needs changing?
Look out for a dimmer or discoloured picture, or a service message from the projector itself. Because Sony has not published watts or hours for this code, the picture on screen is a more reliable signal than a fixed running-hour count.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which BRAVIA models use the LMP-H201?
LMP-H201 covers a long run of Sony's home cinema projectors, from the VPL-HW10 up to the VPL-VW90ES and VPL-VWPRO1, including models badged simply HW10, HW15 or VW80. Check the exact designation on your unit's rear panel, since several similar names exist across the range.
Why are there so many compatible projector names listed?
Sony reused and renamed several BRAVIA models over the years, so the same physical lamp can appear under a BRAVIA-prefixed name, a plain HW or VW code, and a full VPL designation. All of them take the identical LMP-H201 lamp.
Is this the housed version or the bulb only?
This listing is the full module, meaning the bulb is already fitted into its housing and ready to install as a single unit. A separate bare-bulb listing exists under the same LMP-H201 code for anyone who wants to reuse their current housing.
Any handling advice for the LMP-H201 module before it goes into a BRAVIA projector?
Allow the projector to cool with the power disconnected before opening the lamp bay, and lift the module by its frame rather than the glass. Fingerprints and oils on the bulb surface can shorten its working life once the projector is switched back on.
How do I know when the lamp needs changing?
Look out for a dimmer or discoloured picture, or a service message from the projector itself. Because Sony has not published watts or hours for this code, the picture on screen is a more reliable signal than a fixed running-hour count.
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.
