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LMP-Q120 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Sony.
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LMP-Q120 is the part number we use for the bulb only, sold without a housing, for the Sony EF100E and FX200E. The same lamp also covers the VPL-EF100E and VPL-FX200E, where model plates sometimes carry the shorter name instead of the full VPL prefix. Fit it into your existing housing rather than replacing the whole assembly.
Because this is a bare bulb, keep your current lamp housing and cage instead of ordering a full module. Check the code printed on the old lamp or the sticker inside your projector against LMP-Q120 before you buy, since Sony reused several housing designs across this range. If your projector takes a full replacement module instead, choose that version rather than this one.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10341
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Which Sony projectors take the LMP-Q120?
LMP-Q120 fits the Sony EF100E and FX200E, along with the VPL-EF100E and VPL-FX200E. These are the same models under Sony's full and shortened naming, so check your projector's rating label if you are unsure which one you own.
What does 'bare' mean for this listing?
A bare lamp is the bulb on its own, without the plastic housing or cage that holds it in the projector. You reuse your existing housing and simply swap the bulb inside it, which keeps the cost lower than a full module.
Is LMP-Q120 the code Sony assigns to this lamp?
LMP-Q120 is the code Sony assigns to this lamp, and it is what we list the product under. Checking this code against the one printed on your old bulb or inside your projector is the surest way to confirm a match.
What should I check before fitting a new bulb?
Let the projector cool fully and switch it off at the wall before opening the lamp compartment. Handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass, and seat it fully in the housing before closing the door, since a loose fit can trigger a warning light.
When does a projector lamp need replacing?
Most lamps are swapped once the picture dims noticeably, colours shift, or the projector reports the lamp is due for attention. Because watts and hours are not published for this particular code, go by the picture quality and any on-screen warning rather than a fixed hour count.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which Sony projectors take the LMP-Q120?
LMP-Q120 fits the Sony EF100E and FX200E, along with the VPL-EF100E and VPL-FX200E. These are the same models under Sony's full and shortened naming, so check your projector's rating label if you are unsure which one you own.
What does 'bare' mean for this listing?
A bare lamp is the bulb on its own, without the plastic housing or cage that holds it in the projector. You reuse your existing housing and simply swap the bulb inside it, which keeps the cost lower than a full module.
Is LMP-Q120 the code Sony assigns to this lamp?
LMP-Q120 is the code Sony assigns to this lamp, and it is what we list the product under. Checking this code against the one printed on your old bulb or inside your projector is the surest way to confirm a match.
What should I check before fitting a new bulb?
Let the projector cool fully and switch it off at the wall before opening the lamp compartment. Handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass, and seat it fully in the housing before closing the door, since a loose fit can trigger a warning light.
When does a projector lamp need replacing?
Most lamps are swapped once the picture dims noticeably, colours shift, or the projector reports the lamp is due for attention. Because watts and hours are not published for this particular code, go by the picture quality and any on-screen warning rather than a fixed hour count.
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.
