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LMP-P202 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Sony.
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One LMP-P202 module covers four related Sony projectors: the PS10, PX10, PX11 and PX15, known also by their VPL-prefixed names. It is a 200-watt bulb rated for 1500 hours of use, supplied complete with its housing so the whole assembly can be swapped in one step.
This code has no alternative part numbers in our records, so a lamp marked LMP-P202 is the one to order. As a module, the bulb comes pre-seated in a new cage, meaning you are not reusing any part of your projector's old housing; simply lift out the depleted unit and fit this one in its place.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10386
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why do four different projector models share one lamp code?
Sony's PS10, PX10, PX11 and PX15 were built on closely related chassis and used the same optical engine, so they were designed to share a single lamp part. It is common across projector ranges for several model years or variants to use one shared code.
Will I need to do anything in the projector's menu once this is fitted?
Many Sony projectors from this era track lamp usage internally and ask for confirmation once a new lamp is recognised. Check the on-screen menu after installing this module and follow whatever prompt your specific model displays.
Do I get a new housing with this module, or just the bulb?
You get both. This is the full module, so the 200-watt bulb arrives already mounted in a new housing, ready to go into the lamp bay as a single unit rather than needing separate assembly.
What is the rated life of the LMP-P202?
This lamp is rated for 1500 hours at 200 watts. Treat that figure as the expected output life under typical use rather than a guaranteed cut-off point, since actual hours vary with brightness settings and daily runtime.
How should I store or handle the old lamp once removed?
Let the projector cool fully before removing the old module, since the housing retains heat well after use. Once out, set it down on a stable surface away from the edge of a desk, and avoid dropping or knocking the housing before disposal.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do four different projector models share one lamp code?
Sony's PS10, PX10, PX11 and PX15 were built on closely related chassis and used the same optical engine, so they were designed to share a single lamp part. It is common across projector ranges for several model years or variants to use one shared code.
Will I need to do anything in the projector's menu once this is fitted?
Many Sony projectors from this era track lamp usage internally and ask for confirmation once a new lamp is recognised. Check the on-screen menu after installing this module and follow whatever prompt your specific model displays.
Do I get a new housing with this module, or just the bulb?
You get both. This is the full module, so the 200-watt bulb arrives already mounted in a new housing, ready to go into the lamp bay as a single unit rather than needing separate assembly.
What is the rated life of the LMP-P202?
This lamp is rated for 1500 hours at 200 watts. Treat that figure as the expected output life under typical use rather than a guaranteed cut-off point, since actual hours vary with brightness settings and daily runtime.
How should I store or handle the old lamp once removed?
Let the projector cool fully before removing the old module, since the housing retains heat well after use. Once out, set it down on a stable surface away from the edge of a desk, and avoid dropping or knocking the housing before disposal.
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.
