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LMP-H202 projector lamp with module
Fits 19 projector models from Sony.
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The LMP-H202 is a complete lamp and housing unit built for Sony's HW-series SXRD home cinema projectors, covering the HW30ES through to the HW55ES and the closely related VPL-HW30, HW40 and HW50 models. Rated at 200 watts with a 2000-hour service life, it slots into the existing lamp bay without any modification to the projector itself.
Sony lists this part as LMP-H202, and no alternative codes appear in our records for it. Because this version bundles the housing with the bulb, fitting is a straightforward swap: the old cage comes out and the new one goes in, with no separate bulb-to-cage assembly required. Check the projector list above carefully, since several Sony home cinema ranges use closely numbered lamp codes.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10364
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
Which Sony projectors take the LMP-H202?
The LMP-H202 fits the Sony HW30ES, HW40ES, HW50, HW50ES, HW55, HW55ES and the equivalent VPL-HW30, HW40, HW50 and HW55ES models, along with the VPL-VW95ES. Check your projector's exact model number against this list, since Sony reused very similar names across several launch years.
Does the LMP-H202 come pre-assembled in its cage?
Yes. This is the module version, so the bulb arrives already fitted inside its cage. You remove the old assembly as a single unit and fit this one in its place, without handling the bare bulb or transferring it between housings.
Is LMP-H202 the only code I need to match?
For this lamp, yes. We hold no alternative part numbers for the LMP-H202 in our records, so if your old lamp was labelled LMP-H202, this listing is the correct match without further cross-referencing.
What running time does the bulb inside the LMP-H202 deliver?
This lamp is rated at 200 watts with a 2000-hour service life. Actual runtime depends on how the projector is used, including brightness mode and hours per session, so treat the rating as the lamp's expected duty cycle rather than a guarantee.
Before the LMP-H202 goes into an HW-series projector, what needs doing?
Switch off and unplug the projector, and allow it to cool fully before opening the lamp door, since the housing can stay hot for some time after use. Handle the new module by its frame rather than any glass, and seat it fully before closing the door and securing any retaining screws.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which Sony projectors take the LMP-H202?
The LMP-H202 fits the Sony HW30ES, HW40ES, HW50, HW50ES, HW55, HW55ES and the equivalent VPL-HW30, HW40, HW50 and HW55ES models, along with the VPL-VW95ES. Check your projector's exact model number against this list, since Sony reused very similar names across several launch years.
Does the LMP-H202 come pre-assembled in its cage?
Yes. This is the module version, so the bulb arrives already fitted inside its cage. You remove the old assembly as a single unit and fit this one in its place, without handling the bare bulb or transferring it between housings.
Is LMP-H202 the only code I need to match?
For this lamp, yes. We hold no alternative part numbers for the LMP-H202 in our records, so if your old lamp was labelled LMP-H202, this listing is the correct match without further cross-referencing.
What running time does the bulb inside the LMP-H202 deliver?
This lamp is rated at 200 watts with a 2000-hour service life. Actual runtime depends on how the projector is used, including brightness mode and hours per session, so treat the rating as the lamp's expected duty cycle rather than a guarantee.
Before the LMP-H202 goes into an HW-series projector, what needs doing?
Switch off and unplug the projector, and allow it to cool fully before opening the lamp door, since the housing can stay hot for some time after use. Handle the new module by its frame rather than any glass, and seat it fully before closing the door and securing any retaining screws.
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.
