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LV-LP12 projector lamp with module
Fits 15 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Eiki · Sanyo.
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LV-LP12 is the 150-watt lamp behind fifteen projectors from four brands: Boxlight's SP-9T, SP-9TA, XP-8T and XP-9T, Canon's LV-S1 and LV-X1, Eiki's LC-SM3, LC-XM2 and LC-XM3, and a run of Sanyo PLC-20 and PLC-XW20 variants. Rated life is 2,000 hours, and it arrives as a complete module with its housing already fitted.
This lamp is also referenced as 610-293-8210 and POA-LMP36, so either code in your projector's manual points to LV-LP12. Because this listing includes the housing, fitting it means lifting out the old lamp and housing as a single unit and fitting this complete module in its place; a bare version without the housing is listed separately.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10865
- Compatibility — 15 projector models
Common questions
Which projectors take the LV-LP12 module?
Fifteen models across Boxlight, Canon, Eiki and Sanyo share this lamp, including the Boxlight XP-9T, Canon LV-X1, Eiki LC-XM3 and several Sanyo PLC-XW20 variants, among others on the list above.
What are the wattage and rated life of LV-LP12?
It runs at 150 watts with a 2,000-hour rated life, figures that hold across every one of the fifteen compatible projectors listed on this page.
Is POA-LMP36 the same lamp as LV-LP12?
Yes, POA-LMP36 is an alternative reference for the identical lamp, alongside 610-293-8210, used across different brand manuals, so either code in your documentation points to this same part.
Should I choose the module or the bare version of this lamp?
Choose the module if the housing already in your projector is damaged or its clips have worn, since it replaces both the bulb and housing together; if the housing is fine, the bare lamp is the cheaper option.
What is the safest way to fit this module?
Unplug the projector and let it cool fully, then remove the lamp access panel before releasing the old module and fitting this one in its place, following your projector's manual for the exact steps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which projectors take the LV-LP12 module?
Fifteen models across Boxlight, Canon, Eiki and Sanyo share this lamp, including the Boxlight XP-9T, Canon LV-X1, Eiki LC-XM3 and several Sanyo PLC-XW20 variants, among others on the list above.
What are the wattage and rated life of LV-LP12?
It runs at 150 watts with a 2,000-hour rated life, figures that hold across every one of the fifteen compatible projectors listed on this page.
Is POA-LMP36 the same lamp as LV-LP12?
Yes, POA-LMP36 is an alternative reference for the identical lamp, alongside 610-293-8210, used across different brand manuals, so either code in your documentation points to this same part.
Should I choose the module or the bare version of this lamp?
Choose the module if the housing already in your projector is damaged or its clips have worn, since it replaces both the bulb and housing together; if the housing is fine, the bare lamp is the cheaper option.
What is the safest way to fit this module?
Unplug the projector and let it cool fully, then remove the lamp access panel before releasing the old module and fitting this one in its place, following your projector's manual for the exact steps.
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.
