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LV-LP29 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 13 projector models from Canon · Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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Four brands rely on the same lamp behind different badges: Canon's LMP108 and LV-7585, Christie's LMP108, LS650 and LX650, Eiki's LC-X80, LC-X80D and LMP108, and Sanyo's LMP108 alongside its PLC-XP100 family. All thirteen projectors take the LV-LP29 module, which runs at 330W and carries a 2,000-hour rating.
With so many brand names attached to one lamp, Sanyo's own reference is POA-LMP108, while Christie and Eiki both use LMP108 directly, and our other listed codes are 003-120333-01 and 610-334-2788. All of them describe the same LV-LP29 module. Confirm your projector's exact model against the list above, since the LMP108 label alone is shared by four different manufacturers.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08581
- Compatibility — 13 projector models
Common questions
Why do Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo all use the same lamp?
These brands built projectors on shared engine designs during this generation, so several ranges standardised on the same lamp and housing rather than each commissioning a unique part. LV-LP29 is the module common to all thirteen listed projectors.
What is POA-LMP108?
POA-LMP108 is Sanyo's own reference for this lamp. It is the same module as LV-LP29, 003-120333-01 and 610-334-2788, all of which describe one 330W, 2,000-hour lamp and housing assembly.
My projector just shows LMP108, is that enough to order?
LMP108 is used by Canon, Christie and Eiki alike, so check the brand name on your projector as well as the code, since the housing shape can differ slightly between ranges even when the lamp itself is shared.
Does this listing include the housing or just the bulb?
This is a full module, supplied with the bulb fitted inside its housing frame, so you exchange the whole unit rather than opening the old housing to fit a bare bulb.
Is the LV-LP29 rated for a specific number of hours?
Yes, LV-LP29 carries a manufacturer rating of 2,000 hours at 330W, though real-world life depends on usage patterns such as run time per session and the projector's operating environment.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do Canon, Christie, Eiki and Sanyo all use the same lamp?
These brands built projectors on shared engine designs during this generation, so several ranges standardised on the same lamp and housing rather than each commissioning a unique part. LV-LP29 is the module common to all thirteen listed projectors.
What is POA-LMP108?
POA-LMP108 is Sanyo's own reference for this lamp. It is the same module as LV-LP29, 003-120333-01 and 610-334-2788, all of which describe one 330W, 2,000-hour lamp and housing assembly.
My projector just shows LMP108, is that enough to order?
LMP108 is used by Canon, Christie and Eiki alike, so check the brand name on your projector as well as the code, since the housing shape can differ slightly between ranges even when the lamp itself is shared.
Does this listing include the housing or just the bulb?
This is a full module, supplied with the bulb fitted inside its housing frame, so you exchange the whole unit rather than opening the old housing to fit a bare bulb.
Is the LV-LP29 rated for a specific number of hours?
Yes, LV-LP29 carries a manufacturer rating of 2,000 hours at 330W, though real-world life depends on usage patterns such as run time per session and the projector's operating environment.
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.
