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LV-LP22 projector lamp with module
Fits 21 projector models from Canon · Christie · Eiki · High · Sanyo.
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The High End Systems DL.2 shares its lamp with twenty Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo projectors, all taking the LV-LP22. Supplied as a full module at 300 watts and 1,500 hours rated life, it's also sold under the codes 03-000882-01P, 55030070, 610-314-9127 and POA-LMP81.
Because this lamp spans five brands and 21 projectors, don't assume the code alone confirms fitment — check your exact model, whether that's a Canon LV-7565 variant, a Christie LX40 or LX50, or the High End Systems DL.2, against the full list. As a module, the new lamp arrives with its own housing built in.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08577
- Compatibility — 21 projector models
Common questions
Does the High End Systems DL.2 really use a Canon lamp code?
Yes, the DL.2 shares its lamp with several Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo projectors. We list the part primarily as LV-LP22, its Canon code, alongside the alternatives POA-LMP81 and 610-314-9127 used by other brands.
How many Sanyo models take the LV-LP22?
Ten are listed, including the PLC-XP51, PLC-XP56 and their L-suffixed variants, plus the XP5100 and XP5600. Confirm your exact Sanyo model before ordering given the number of close variants.
What's the difference between LV-LP22 and 55030070?
There's no difference in the lamp itself — 55030070 is one of several alternative codes recorded against the part we list as LV-LP22, alongside 03-000882-01P, 610-314-9127 and POA-LMP81.
Is the LV-LP22 rated the same across all its listed projectors?
Yes, 300 watts and a 1,500-hour service life apply wherever LV-LP22 is fitted, since all 21 listed projectors share the same lamp and module design.
What should I do if my Eiki model isn't listed here?
If your exact Eiki model doesn't appear among the four listed here — LC-X60, LC-X70, LC-X70D and LMP81 — it's likely built around a different lamp, and fitting LV-LP22 wouldn't be the right match.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the High End Systems DL.2 really use a Canon lamp code?
Yes, the DL.2 shares its lamp with several Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo projectors. We list the part primarily as LV-LP22, its Canon code, alongside the alternatives POA-LMP81 and 610-314-9127 used by other brands.
How many Sanyo models take the LV-LP22?
Ten are listed, including the PLC-XP51, PLC-XP56 and their L-suffixed variants, plus the XP5100 and XP5600. Confirm your exact Sanyo model before ordering given the number of close variants.
What's the difference between LV-LP22 and 55030070?
There's no difference in the lamp itself — 55030070 is one of several alternative codes recorded against the part we list as LV-LP22, alongside 03-000882-01P, 610-314-9127 and POA-LMP81.
Is the LV-LP22 rated the same across all its listed projectors?
Yes, 300 watts and a 1,500-hour service life apply wherever LV-LP22 is fitted, since all 21 listed projectors share the same lamp and module design.
What should I do if my Eiki model isn't listed here?
If your exact Eiki model doesn't appear among the four listed here — LC-X60, LC-X70, LC-X70D and LMP81 — it's likely built around a different lamp, and fitting LV-LP22 wouldn't be the right match.
Other Canon 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.
