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LV-LP03 bare projector lamp
Fits 11 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Eiki · Sanyo.
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LV-LP03 is the bare bulb fitted across eleven projectors from four brands: the Boxlight CP-14T and CP-15T, Canon's LV-7300 and LV-7300E, Eiki's LC-XNB1 and LC-XNB1U, and a run of Sanyo PLC-XU07 and PLC-XU10 variants. Rated at 120 watts with a 2,000-hour life, it fits inside the housing already carried by your projector.
The same lamp also appears as 610-278-3896 and POA-LMP19 in different brand manuals, so any of those codes points to LV-LP03. Because this is a bare bulb, check that the housing already inside your projector is free of cracks or worn clips before ordering; a module version with a new housing is listed separately for these same projectors.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08500
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
Which projectors take the LV-LP03 lamp?
Eleven models across Boxlight, Canon, Eiki and Sanyo share this bulb, including the Boxlight CP-14T and CP-15T, Canon LV-7300, and Sanyo's PLC-XU07 and PLC-XU10 ranges.
What are the wattage and rated life of LV-LP03?
It runs at 120 watts with a 2,000-hour rated life, the same figures as the module version of this lamp, since the bulb inside both listings is identical.
Is 610-278-3896 the same lamp as LV-LP03?
Yes, 610-278-3896 and POA-LMP19 are alternative references for the identical bulb, used across different brand manuals for the same projectors, so any of those codes points to this part.
Why does this listing cover fewer projectors than the module version?
The bare lamp and the module version fit largely the same projectors; small differences in the listed compatibility can occur where a particular model number has not been confirmed for the bare bulb specifically.
What should I check before ordering a bare bulb like this?
Confirm the housing already inside your projector is undamaged and free of worn mounting clips, since this bulb fits into that existing housing rather than replacing it.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which projectors take the LV-LP03 lamp?
Eleven models across Boxlight, Canon, Eiki and Sanyo share this bulb, including the Boxlight CP-14T and CP-15T, Canon LV-7300, and Sanyo's PLC-XU07 and PLC-XU10 ranges.
What are the wattage and rated life of LV-LP03?
It runs at 120 watts with a 2,000-hour rated life, the same figures as the module version of this lamp, since the bulb inside both listings is identical.
Is 610-278-3896 the same lamp as LV-LP03?
Yes, 610-278-3896 and POA-LMP19 are alternative references for the identical bulb, used across different brand manuals for the same projectors, so any of those codes points to this part.
Why does this listing cover fewer projectors than the module version?
The bare lamp and the module version fit largely the same projectors; small differences in the listed compatibility can occur where a particular model number has not been confirmed for the bare bulb specifically.
What should I check before ordering a bare bulb like this?
Confirm the housing already inside your projector is undamaged and free of worn mounting clips, since this bulb fits into that existing housing rather than replacing it.
Other Boxlight 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.
