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LMP-P120 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Sony.
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This is the module version of the LMP-P120, built for the Sony PX1, also sold as the VPL-PX1. The 120-watt, 2,000-hour bulb arrives already fitted inside its own housing, so you replace the whole assembly rather than fitting a bare bulb into your existing housing.
We list the LMP-P120 bare bulb separately from this module listing; choose this one if your PX1's existing housing is damaged or you would rather not handle a loose bulb. Both versions share the same part number, LMP-P120, and cover the identical two projector names.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11629
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
How is this different from the bare LMP-P120 listing?
This is the complete module: the bulb comes already seated inside a housing, so you replace the entire assembly. The bare listing is the bulb alone, for fitting into a housing you already have.
Does the LMP-P120 module fit only the PX1?
Yes, it's matched to a single projector that Sony sold under two names, the PX1 and the VPL-PX1, so it isn't listed for any other Sony model.
What's the wattage and rated life on this module?
120 watts, with a working life of 2,000 hours, the same figures as the bare bulb version of this lamp, since both share the identical bulb inside.
Why might the module cost more than the bare bulb for the same lamp?
The module includes a full housing alongside the bulb, so you're paying for both parts rather than just the bulb, which is reflected in the price difference between the two listings.
What should I check before fitting a replacement module?
Make sure the projector has been switched off and left to cool, then remove the old assembly following your projector's manual. Line up the new module the same way the old one sat before securing it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How is this different from the bare LMP-P120 listing?
This is the complete module: the bulb comes already seated inside a housing, so you replace the entire assembly. The bare listing is the bulb alone, for fitting into a housing you already have.
Does the LMP-P120 module fit only the PX1?
Yes, it's matched to a single projector that Sony sold under two names, the PX1 and the VPL-PX1, so it isn't listed for any other Sony model.
What's the wattage and rated life on this module?
120 watts, with a working life of 2,000 hours, the same figures as the bare bulb version of this lamp, since both share the identical bulb inside.
Why might the module cost more than the bare bulb for the same lamp?
The module includes a full housing alongside the bulb, so you're paying for both parts rather than just the bulb, which is reflected in the price difference between the two listings.
What should I check before fitting a replacement module?
Make sure the projector has been switched off and left to cool, then remove the old assembly following your projector's manual. Line up the new module the same way the old one sat before securing it.
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.
