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LV-LP18 projector lamp module
Fits 42 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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This module, LV-LP18, is shared by 42 projectors spanning five brands, running at 200 watts for 2,000 hours with the housing built in. It covers Canon's LV-7210 through LV-7230, the Christie LX25 and Vivid LX25, sixteen Eiki LC-XB models, the Boxlight CP-320ta and DVN-C65M, and a wide range of Sanyo PLC-XU and PLC-XE projectors.
Older stock or third-party listings may show this lamp as 03-000754-01P, 610-309-2706, CP320TA-930, LMP55, POA-LMP55 or ET-SLMP55, all of which are the same part as LV-LP18. Because it comes as a complete module, the housing is included, so the whole assembly is fitted as one piece rather than transferring a bulb into your old cage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08505
- Compatibility — 42 projector models
Common questions
With so many brands listed, how do I know which code matches my old lamp?
Canon, Christie, Eiki, Sanyo and Boxlight have each used a different code for this identical lamp over time, so match whichever of LV-LP18, LMP55, POA-LMP55 or the other alternatives appears on your existing part.
Is the housing supplied with this module?
Yes, LV-LP18 is sold as a complete module with the housing already fitted, so the entire assembly is installed together rather than the bulb alone.
My Eiki projector is an LC-XB model not listed by exact number, will it still fit?
The listing covers LC-XB15 through LC-XB30 and their D variants, so if your model number falls within that range it is confirmed to take this lamp.
What's the benefit of choosing a module over the bare LV-LP18 lamp?
A module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, which is worth doing if your current housing shows wear, cracking or a loose connector alongside a failing lamp.
How do I safely remove the old module before fitting this one?
Switch the projector off, unplug it, and let it cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, then release whatever screws or catches hold the module in place before lifting it out.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
With so many brands listed, how do I know which code matches my old lamp?
Canon, Christie, Eiki, Sanyo and Boxlight have each used a different code for this identical lamp over time, so match whichever of LV-LP18, LMP55, POA-LMP55 or the other alternatives appears on your existing part.
Is the housing supplied with this module?
Yes, LV-LP18 is sold as a complete module with the housing already fitted, so the entire assembly is installed together rather than the bulb alone.
My Eiki projector is an LC-XB model not listed by exact number, will it still fit?
The listing covers LC-XB15 through LC-XB30 and their D variants, so if your model number falls within that range it is confirmed to take this lamp.
What's the benefit of choosing a module over the bare LV-LP18 lamp?
A module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, which is worth doing if your current housing shows wear, cracking or a loose connector alongside a failing lamp.
How do I safely remove the old module before fitting this one?
Switch the projector off, unplug it, and let it cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, then release whatever screws or catches hold the module in place before lifting it out.
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.
