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LMP145 projector lamp with module
Fits 7 projector models from Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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LMP145 is the module specified for seven projectors from Christie, Eiki and Sanyo, also known as POA-LMP145. It covers the Christie DHD800, two Eiki EIP-HDT30 variants and three Sanyo PDG-DHT8000 models, running at 330 watts for a rated 3000 hours. It arrives as a complete unit, so the housing is included with the lamp.
Beyond the two most common codes, LMP145 and POA-LMP145, this part is also listed as 003-120577-01, 610 350 6814 and 610-350-6814, five references in total for one lamp. If you are matching against an old unit, any of these should confirm you have found the right module. The Sanyo PDG-DHT8000 range includes both CL and L suffix variants, both of which take this same part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08630
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have both LMP145 and POA-LMP145 as codes?
Both refer to the identical module; POA-LMP145 is one of several alternative references alongside 003-120577-01, 610 350 6814 and 610-350-6814 that we have on record for this same part.
Is the Eiki EIP-HDT30i a different projector from the EIP-HDT30?
It appears to be a variant of the same model line, and both the EIP-HDT30 and EIP-HDT30i are listed as compatible with this module in our records.
What's the difference between PDG-DHT8000CL and PDG-DHT8000L?
We do not hold further detail on the distinction beyond the model names, but both, along with the standard PDG-DHT8000, are listed as compatible with this same LMP145 module.
Does a 3000 hour module like this cost more to replace than a bare lamp?
We cannot compare pricing directly here, but a module includes the housing as well as the lamp, which is generally reflected in how the part is listed compared with a bare-bulb-only lamp.
How do I know this is a full module and not just a bulb?
The listing type for LMP145 in our records is a complete module, meaning the housing is built in. You will not need to transfer the lamp into your existing housing during the swap.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this lamp have both LMP145 and POA-LMP145 as codes?
Both refer to the identical module; POA-LMP145 is one of several alternative references alongside 003-120577-01, 610 350 6814 and 610-350-6814 that we have on record for this same part.
Is the Eiki EIP-HDT30i a different projector from the EIP-HDT30?
It appears to be a variant of the same model line, and both the EIP-HDT30 and EIP-HDT30i are listed as compatible with this module in our records.
What's the difference between PDG-DHT8000CL and PDG-DHT8000L?
We do not hold further detail on the distinction beyond the model names, but both, along with the standard PDG-DHT8000, are listed as compatible with this same LMP145 module.
Does a 3000 hour module like this cost more to replace than a bare lamp?
We cannot compare pricing directly here, but a module includes the housing as well as the lamp, which is generally reflected in how the part is listed compared with a bare-bulb-only lamp.
How do I know this is a full module and not just a bulb?
The listing type for LMP145 in our records is a complete module, meaning the housing is built in. You will not need to transfer the lamp into your existing housing during the swap.
Other Christie 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.
