GENUINE OEM INSIDELMP-H210 projector lamp with module for Sony projectors
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LMP-H210 projector lamp module

Fits 5 projector models from Sony.

SKU LA-10413 · MPN LMP-H210

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Home cinema fans running a Sony VPL-HW45, HW45ES, HW65, HW65Es or VW65ES all need the same replacement part, LMP-H210. It is supplied as a full module, housing included, so fitting it is a matter of removing the old assembly from the lamp bay and pressing this one into its place.

LMP-H210 is the only code recorded for this lamp across all five listed projectors, so there is no separate version to pick between depending on which model you own. As a complete module, it replaces the housing along with the bulb, which is worth knowing if you were hoping to reuse the old housing.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10413
  • Compatibility — 5 projector models

Common questions

Do the HW45 and HW45ES need different lamps, or is LMP-H210 correct for both?
Both the standard HW45 and the HW45ES variant are listed against the same LMP-H210 module, so the ES suffix does not change which lamp is needed.

Is the VW65ES really compatible with a lamp named for the HW range?
Yes, our records list the VPL-VW65ES against LMP-H210 alongside the HW45, HW45ES, HW65 and HW65Es, reflecting a shared lamp design across these related home cinema models.

What should I note about the old module before fitting the new one?
It is worth noting how the old LMP-H210 was seated and oriented, since the replacement fits the same way; this makes refitting quicker and reduces the chance of a misaligned module.

How long does fitting an LMP-H210 typically take?
Once the projector has cooled and the lamp door is open, swapping the module is usually a five to ten minute job, most of which is locating and releasing the retaining screws.

Does this module need any special handling because it is for a home cinema unit?
The same general care applies as with any projector lamp: let it cool before touching, avoid contact with the bulb glass, and support the housing rather than any wiring when lifting it out.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-10413
COMPATIBILITY5 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Do the HW45 and HW45ES need different lamps, or is LMP-H210 correct for both?

Both the standard HW45 and the HW45ES variant are listed against the same LMP-H210 module, so the ES suffix does not change which lamp is needed.

Is the VW65ES really compatible with a lamp named for the HW range?

Yes, our records list the VPL-VW65ES against LMP-H210 alongside the HW45, HW45ES, HW65 and HW65Es, reflecting a shared lamp design across these related home cinema models.

What should I note about the old module before fitting the new one?

It is worth noting how the old LMP-H210 was seated and oriented, since the replacement fits the same way; this makes refitting quicker and reduces the chance of a misaligned module.

How long does fitting an LMP-H210 typically take?

Once the projector has cooled and the lamp door is open, swapping the module is usually a five to ten minute job, most of which is locating and releasing the retaining screws.

Does this module need any special handling because it is for a home cinema unit?

The same general care applies as with any projector lamp: let it cool before touching, avoid contact with the bulb glass, and support the housing rather than any wiring when lifting it out.