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LT55LP Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 7 projector models from NEC.
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Seven NEC projectors, from the LT154 through to the LT158, use the same lamp and housing unit, sold here as LT55LP. It is also labelled LT57LP on some packaging, but both refer to the identical module. Fitting it as a complete unit means the bulb arrives already seated and aligned in its housing.
If your old lamp is marked LT57LP rather than LT55LP, this listing is still the correct part, since the two codes cover the same unit. As a module, it includes housing, so it suits projectors where the housing itself is worn rather than just the bulb. Seven LT150-family projectors are listed; check whether your model carries a J suffix, such as LT155J, before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10961
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
Is LT57LP the same as LT55LP?
Yes, both codes refer to the same lamp and housing unit. You may find either printed on the box or on a label inside your NEC projector, and both are correct for the seven listed LT150-series models.
Which NEC projectors take this lamp?
Seven models: the LT154, LT155, LT155J, LT156, LT157, LT157J and LT158. If your projector carries a J suffix, such as LT157J, it still uses the same LT55LP module as the non-J version.
Do all seven LT150-series projectors listed use exactly the same lamp?
Yes, the LT154 through LT158, including the LT155J and LT157J variants, all take the identical LT55LP or LT57LP module; the J suffix marks a regional variant, not a different lamp.
What should I check before ordering for my LT156?
Confirm the model number on your projector's rating plate reads LT156 exactly, since the LT150-series shares similar numbering across several models. LT55LP and LT57LP both cover the LT156, so either code on your old lamp confirms a match.
What should I check on my old lamp before ordering a replacement LT55LP?
Look for either LT55LP or LT57LP printed on the old unit, or check your projector's model plate against the seven listed LT150-series numbers, since both confirm the same correct lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is LT57LP the same as LT55LP?
Yes, both codes refer to the same lamp and housing unit. You may find either printed on the box or on a label inside your NEC projector, and both are correct for the seven listed LT150-series models.
Which NEC projectors take this lamp?
Seven models: the LT154, LT155, LT155J, LT156, LT157, LT157J and LT158. If your projector carries a J suffix, such as LT157J, it still uses the same LT55LP module as the non-J version.
Do all seven LT150-series projectors listed use exactly the same lamp?
Yes, the LT154 through LT158, including the LT155J and LT157J variants, all take the identical LT55LP or LT57LP module; the J suffix marks a regional variant, not a different lamp.
What should I check before ordering for my LT156?
Confirm the model number on your projector's rating plate reads LT156 exactly, since the LT150-series shares similar numbering across several models. LT55LP and LT57LP both cover the LT156, so either code on your old lamp confirms a match.
What should I check on my old lamp before ordering a replacement LT55LP?
Look for either LT55LP or LT57LP printed on the old unit, or check your projector's model plate against the seven listed LT150-series numbers, since both confirm the same correct lamp.
Other NEC 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.
