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LV-LP17 projector lamp with module
Fits 19 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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LV-LP17 is a 300-watt housed lamp built for nineteen projectors from Boxlight, Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo, including the Boxlight MP-45t, Canon LV-7555, Christie LX45, Eiki LC-X50M and Sanyo PLC-XP55L. Rated for 2000 hours, it is one of the higher-wattage lamps in this range, reflecting the brighter output of these models.
Other codes for this same lamp include 03-000750-01P, 610-306-5977 and POA-LMP67, so check any of these against your existing lamp or projector documentation. This is the module version, complete with housing, so it replaces the entire lamp assembly rather than fitting into a housing you already own.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08523
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
Does the Christie LX37 take the same lamp as the LX45?
Yes, both the Christie LX37 and LX45, along with their Vivid-branded equivalents, are listed against LV-LP17. Christie has sold several closely related models across this lamp code.
What other numbers should I check against LV-LP17?
This lamp is also listed as 03-000750-01P, 610-306-5977 and POA-LMP67. Any of these appearing on your current lamp or in your projector's manual confirms LV-LP17 is the correct replacement.
Why is this lamp rated higher than some others in the range, such as LV-LP11?
LV-LP17 runs at 300 watts, compared with 200 watts for LV-LP11, because the projectors it serves, such as the Christie LX45 and Sanyo PLC-XP55, are built for brighter output.
Does Sanyo's ET-SLMP67 code refer to the same lamp?
Sanyo's ET-SLMP67 and LMP67 references, along with the Boxlight and Canon LMP67 codes, describe the same lamp family as LV-LP17, though they are listed separately as related part numbers rather than direct alternates here.
What steps are involved in swapping in this module?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then remove the lamp access panel and swap the old module for LV-LP17 following your projector's manual, securing it with the same screws as the original.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the Christie LX37 take the same lamp as the LX45?
Yes, both the Christie LX37 and LX45, along with their Vivid-branded equivalents, are listed against LV-LP17. Christie has sold several closely related models across this lamp code.
What other numbers should I check against LV-LP17?
This lamp is also listed as 03-000750-01P, 610-306-5977 and POA-LMP67. Any of these appearing on your current lamp or in your projector's manual confirms LV-LP17 is the correct replacement.
Why is this lamp rated higher than some others in the range, such as LV-LP11?
LV-LP17 runs at 300 watts, compared with 200 watts for LV-LP11, because the projectors it serves, such as the Christie LX45 and Sanyo PLC-XP55, are built for brighter output.
Does Sanyo's ET-SLMP67 code refer to the same lamp?
Sanyo's ET-SLMP67 and LMP67 references, along with the Boxlight and Canon LMP67 codes, describe the same lamp family as LV-LP17, though they are listed separately as related part numbers rather than direct alternates here.
What steps are involved in swapping in this module?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then remove the lamp access panel and swap the old module for LV-LP17 following your projector's manual, securing it with the same screws as the original.
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.
