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LMP-P201 bare projector lamp
Fits 12 projector models from Sony.
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Twelve Sony projectors are built around the LMP-P201 bulb: the PX21, PX31 and PX32, the VW11, VW11HT and VW12HT, and the VPL-prefixed name of each. It's a 200-watt bulb with a 1,000-hour working life, supplied bare so it fits inside the housing your projector already has rather than as a boxed lamp-and-housing unit.
LMP-P201 is closely related to the LMP-P200 used in Sony's PX20 range, but the two are not interchangeable, since each is matched to a different set of projector models; check the twelve models listed here before ordering. We list a single part number for this bulb, so an old lamp marked LMP-P201 is a direct match.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10390
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Is LMP-P201 the same lamp as LMP-P200?
No. The two codes look similar and both run at 200 watts, but they're matched to different Sony projector families, so fitting the wrong one means the lamp won't be correct for your model. Check your exact projector name before ordering.
Which twelve Sony models use the LMP-P201?
The PX21, PX31 and PX32, the VW11, VW11HT and VW12HT, and the VPL-prefixed version of each of those six model names, twelve in total sharing this one bulb.
Does the LMP-P201 come with a housing?
No, this listing is the bare bulb only, designed to fit inside the housing already installed in your PX or VW projector, so no separate housing is included.
How can I tell my lamp needs replacing rather than just cleaning?
A fading or dimming picture, a lamp warning light, or the projector shutting down after warming up are the usual signs. Cleaning filters can help brightness in some cases, but once a bulb nears the end of its 1,000-hour life, replacement is the fix.
Should I handle the LMP-P201 bulb with bare hands?
It's best avoided. Oils from skin can mark the glass and shorten a lamp's life once it heats up, so hold the bulb by its base or fitting where possible and keep the glass itself clean.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is LMP-P201 the same lamp as LMP-P200?
No. The two codes look similar and both run at 200 watts, but they're matched to different Sony projector families, so fitting the wrong one means the lamp won't be correct for your model. Check your exact projector name before ordering.
Which twelve Sony models use the LMP-P201?
The PX21, PX31 and PX32, the VW11, VW11HT and VW12HT, and the VPL-prefixed version of each of those six model names, twelve in total sharing this one bulb.
Does the LMP-P201 come with a housing?
No, this listing is the bare bulb only, designed to fit inside the housing already installed in your PX or VW projector, so no separate housing is included.
How can I tell my lamp needs replacing rather than just cleaning?
A fading or dimming picture, a lamp warning light, or the projector shutting down after warming up are the usual signs. Cleaning filters can help brightness in some cases, but once a bulb nears the end of its 1,000-hour life, replacement is the fix.
Should I handle the LMP-P201 bulb with bare hands?
It's best avoided. Oils from skin can mark the glass and shorten a lamp's life once it heats up, so hold the bulb by its base or fitting where possible and keep the glass itself clean.
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.
