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LMP-H330 projector lamp module
Fits 6 projector models from Sony.
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Sony's flagship VPL-GT100 and the VW1000 and VW1100 projector series, including their ES variants, are built around the LMP-H330 lamp module, rated at 330 watts with a 2000-hour working life. It is supplied as a complete unit, ready to fit directly into the lamp bay these models share.
This lamp is also referenced as LMP-H330/P in some documentation, which describes the same module as LMP-H330 rather than a separate part. Because it is a full module, both bulb and housing are new, and the 330W, 2000-hour figures quoted are the manufacturer's specification for this exact part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10416
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Is LMP-H330/P a different product from LMP-H330?
No, both describe the same module; the /P suffix appears in some reference material, but it is not a separate part from the LMP-H330 listed here.
Why does a flagship model like the VW1000 share a lamp with the GT100?
Sony used a common high-output lamp platform across its top-tier projector line at the time these models launched, which is why the LMP-H330 spans both the GT100 and the VW1000/1100 series.
What does the 2000-hour rating suggest about replacement timing?
It is the stated working life for the LMP-H330, so tracking lamp hours through the projector's menu and planning a replacement as that figure approaches helps avoid an unexpected dim picture.
Are the VW1000ES and VW1100ES covered by the same part as the standard VW1000 and VW1100?
Yes, our records list all four, VW1000, VW1000ES, VW1100 and VW1100ES, against the LMP-H330, so the ES designation does not change which lamp is needed for any of them.
Given the 330W rating, does this lamp run hotter than smaller Sony modules?
It runs at a higher power than Sony's lower-wattage lamps, so allowing the standard cooldown period before handling it is particularly worth following on these larger flagship units.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is LMP-H330/P a different product from LMP-H330?
No, both describe the same module; the /P suffix appears in some reference material, but it is not a separate part from the LMP-H330 listed here.
Why does a flagship model like the VW1000 share a lamp with the GT100?
Sony used a common high-output lamp platform across its top-tier projector line at the time these models launched, which is why the LMP-H330 spans both the GT100 and the VW1000/1100 series.
What does the 2000-hour rating suggest about replacement timing?
It is the stated working life for the LMP-H330, so tracking lamp hours through the projector's menu and planning a replacement as that figure approaches helps avoid an unexpected dim picture.
Are the VW1000ES and VW1100ES covered by the same part as the standard VW1000 and VW1100?
Yes, our records list all four, VW1000, VW1000ES, VW1100 and VW1100ES, against the LMP-H330, so the ES designation does not change which lamp is needed for any of them.
Given the 330W rating, does this lamp run hotter than smaller Sony modules?
It runs at a higher power than Sony's lower-wattage lamps, so allowing the standard cooldown period before handling it is particularly worth following on these larger flagship units.
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