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LV-LP13 bare projector lamp
Fits 34 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Christie · Eiki · Proxima · Sanyo · Studio.
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Seven brands share the LV-LP13 bare lamp across 34 projectors, running at 200 watts with a 1,000-hour rating, shorter than many lamps in our range. It fits Christie's LW25, LW26, LX26 and LX35 models, Eiki's LC-X985 and LC-X1000 ranges, Sanyo's PLV-70 and PLV-75 and several PLC-XP models, Canon's LV-7545, two Proxima projectors, three Boxlight models, and the Studio Experience Cinema 20HD.
This lamp carries an unusually long list of codes, including 003-120061, 03-000649-02P, 610-293-5868, 610-325-2940, LAMP-032, MP41T-930, POA-LMP38 and POA-LMP99, with the Studio Experience branded versions repeating several of these under an 'Experience' label. All of them refer to the identical bare bulb, which fits into the housing already inside your projector.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08490
- Compatibility — 34 projector models
Common questions
Why does my lamp have 'Experience' written before the code?
Studio Experience, the brand behind the Cinema 20HD, printed its own labels with 'Experience' ahead of the same reference numbers, such as Experience LAMP-032 or Experience LV-LP13, but the lamp itself is identical to LV-LP13.
Why is the lamp life only 1,000 hours when others are longer?
The 1,000-hour figure is simply what's specified for LV-LP13; lamp life varies between designs, and this one is rated shorter than the 2,000-hour lamps common elsewhere in our range.
Does this bare lamp include the housing?
No, LV-LP13 is a bare bulb only, meant to be fitted into the housing already built into your Christie, Eiki, Sanyo, Canon, Proxima or Boxlight projector.
My projector is a Sanyo PLV-75L, is that covered by this lamp?
Yes, the PLV-75L appears alongside the PLV-70, PLV-70L and PLV-75 as one of the Sanyo models we confirm use LV-LP13, based on the projector's own specification.
How do I know this lamp has reached the end of its rated life?
Since it's rated at 1,000 hours, a shorter span than many lamps, keep an eye on brightness sooner than you might with other projectors, and treat a dimming or flickering picture as a sign it's due.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does my lamp have 'Experience' written before the code?
Studio Experience, the brand behind the Cinema 20HD, printed its own labels with 'Experience' ahead of the same reference numbers, such as Experience LAMP-032 or Experience LV-LP13, but the lamp itself is identical to LV-LP13.
Why is the lamp life only 1,000 hours when others are longer?
The 1,000-hour figure is simply what's specified for LV-LP13; lamp life varies between designs, and this one is rated shorter than the 2,000-hour lamps common elsewhere in our range.
Does this bare lamp include the housing?
No, LV-LP13 is a bare bulb only, meant to be fitted into the housing already built into your Christie, Eiki, Sanyo, Canon, Proxima or Boxlight projector.
My projector is a Sanyo PLV-75L, is that covered by this lamp?
Yes, the PLV-75L appears alongside the PLV-70, PLV-70L and PLV-75 as one of the Sanyo models we confirm use LV-LP13, based on the projector's own specification.
How do I know this lamp has reached the end of its rated life?
Since it's rated at 1,000 hours, a shorter span than many lamps, keep an eye on brightness sooner than you might with other projectors, and treat a dimming or flickering picture as a sign it's due.
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.
