GENUINE OEM INSIDELV-LP28 projector lamp with module for Canon, Christie, Eiki, Sanyo projectors
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LV-LP28 Projector Lamp with Module

Fits 20 projector models from Canon · Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.

SKU LA-08579 · MPN LV-LP28 · 318 W · 1,500 h

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Twenty projectors across four brands draw on the LV-LP28 lamp: Canon's LMP101, LV-7575 and 1706B001AA; Christie's LX55 and Vivid LX55; Eiki's LC-71DL, LC-X71, LC-X71D, LC-X71L and LMP101; and a long Sanyo line running from the ET-SLMP101 and KSP-5500 through to the PLC-XP5700 family. The lamp is rated 318W and 1,500 hours.

Sanyo's own reference for this lamp is POA-LMP101, while our other listed codes are 003-120188-01 and 610-328-7362, all four describing the identical LV-LP28 module. Given how many Sanyo model names share this lamp, from the ML-5500 to the PLC-XP57 variants, checking your projector's exact model against the full list is the safest way to confirm before ordering. It is supplied as a complete module.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 318 W
  • Rated life — 1,500 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-08579
  • Compatibility — 20 projector models

Common questions

Why does one lamp code cover so many different projectors?
Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo each built models on a shared projector engine during this generation, and rather than commission separate lamps, several ranges used the identical LV-LP28 assembly under their own model names.

What is POA-LMP101?
POA-LMP101 is Sanyo's own part reference for this lamp. It is the same module listed here as LV-LP28, 003-120188-01 and 610-328-7362, all describing one 318W, 1,500-hour assembly.

There are a lot of Sanyo models listed, how do I pick the right one?
Match your projector's full model string, such as PLC-XP5700 or PLC-XP57L, against the list on this page rather than relying on the LMP101 code alone, since that reference is shared across all four brands.

Does the Eiki LC-71DL use the same lamp as the LC-X71?
Yes, both take the LV-LP28 module along with the LC-X71D and LC-X71L variants. The suffix letters denote different features on the projector body but do not change which lamp fits.

What should I do with the old lamp once it's removed?
Let it cool fully before handling, then dispose of it according to your local electronics or bulb recycling guidance, since projector lamps contain pressurised gas and should not go in general waste.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE318 W
RATED LIFE1,500 h
SKULA-08579
COMPATIBILITY20 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Why does one lamp code cover so many different projectors?

Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo each built models on a shared projector engine during this generation, and rather than commission separate lamps, several ranges used the identical LV-LP28 assembly under their own model names.

What is POA-LMP101?

POA-LMP101 is Sanyo's own part reference for this lamp. It is the same module listed here as LV-LP28, 003-120188-01 and 610-328-7362, all describing one 318W, 1,500-hour assembly.

There are a lot of Sanyo models listed, how do I pick the right one?

Match your projector's full model string, such as PLC-XP5700 or PLC-XP57L, against the list on this page rather than relying on the LMP101 code alone, since that reference is shared across all four brands.

Does the Eiki LC-71DL use the same lamp as the LC-X71?

Yes, both take the LV-LP28 module along with the LC-X71D and LC-X71L variants. The suffix letters denote different features on the projector body but do not change which lamp fits.

What should I do with the old lamp once it's removed?

Let it cool fully before handling, then dispose of it according to your local electronics or bulb recycling guidance, since projector lamps contain pressurised gas and should not go in general waste.