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LV-LP32 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 5 projector models from Canon.
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LV-LP32 supplies lamp and housing for five Canon projectors: the LV-7280, LV-7280E, LV-7285 and LV-7380, plus the unit listed as 4330B001AA. Running at 180W with a 4,000-hour rating, it is one of the longer-lived lamps in Canon's LV range, and Canon's own part reference for it is 4330B001.
4330B001 and LV-LP32 both describe this same module, so either code confirms a match if you're checking against your projector's service documentation. Because the LV-7280 and LV-7280E share a model number but differ by suffix, and the LV-7285 is a separate model again, checking the full model string on your rating label is worth doing before you order. This is a full module, not a bare bulb.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08569
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between LV-7280 and LV-7280E?
The 'E' suffix denotes a variant within Canon's LV-7280 line, but both use the same LV-LP32 lamp module, so the difference does not change which lamp you need to order.
Is 4330B001 the same as LV-LP32?
Yes, 4330B001 is Canon's own reference for this lamp, and it is identical to the module listed here as LV-LP32. Either code will match the same 180W, 4,000-hour part.
How many hours can the LV-LP32 run before it wears out?
LV-LP32 carries a 4,000-hour rating at 180W, one of the longer ratings across Canon's LV range, though actual life depends on how the projector is used day to day.
What does the module include beyond the bulb?
The module includes the housing frame and connector alongside the bulb itself, so the complete assembly is exchanged as one unit rather than fitting a bare lamp into the existing housing.
How can I confirm LV-LP32 is right for my projector?
Match the full model string on your projector's rating label, LV-7280, LV-7280E, LV-7285 or LV-7380, against the list on this page. All four take the identical LV-LP32 module.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between LV-7280 and LV-7280E?
The 'E' suffix denotes a variant within Canon's LV-7280 line, but both use the same LV-LP32 lamp module, so the difference does not change which lamp you need to order.
Is 4330B001 the same as LV-LP32?
Yes, 4330B001 is Canon's own reference for this lamp, and it is identical to the module listed here as LV-LP32. Either code will match the same 180W, 4,000-hour part.
How many hours can the LV-LP32 run before it wears out?
LV-LP32 carries a 4,000-hour rating at 180W, one of the longer ratings across Canon's LV range, though actual life depends on how the projector is used day to day.
What does the module include beyond the bulb?
The module includes the housing frame and connector alongside the bulb itself, so the complete assembly is exchanged as one unit rather than fitting a bare lamp into the existing housing.
How can I confirm LV-LP32 is right for my projector?
Match the full model string on your projector's rating label, LV-7280, LV-7280E, LV-7285 or LV-7380, against the list on this page. All four take the identical LV-LP32 module.
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.
