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LV-LP35 projector lamp module
Fits 17 projector models from Canon.
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Canon specifies the LV-LP35 as the lamp for a long run of its LV projectors, from the LV-7290 and LV-7295 through the LV-7390 series to the higher-numbered LV-8225, LV-8227M and LV-8277A. Rated at 215 watts, it carries a 4000-hour service life, among the longer ratings we stock, and no alternative part number is listed for it.
With 17 models sharing this one code, the safest approach is to look for the exact suffix on your projector's badge, since A, M and S variants of the same base number, such as LV-7292A, LV-7292M and LV-7292S, are listed individually rather than assumed identical. This is a complete module, so it installs with its housing already attached.
At a glance
- Wattage — 215 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08571
- Compatibility — 17 projector models
Common questions
Does the LV-LP35 have an alternative part number?
No, LV-LP35 is the only code listed for this lamp. It is Canon's own reference and covers the full LV-7290 to LV-8277A range on its own.
Why are there separate listings for LV-7292A, LV-7292M and LV-7292S?
These suffixes typically denote different lens or network options on the same projector body. They still take this identical lamp, but we list them separately to help you match your exact unit.
How long is the LV-LP35 rated to last?
4000 hours at 215 watts, one of the longer lamp-life ratings across the projectors we stock, though real-world life depends on usage patterns and ventilation.
Is the LV-LP35 a bare bulb?
No, it is a complete module. The bulb comes fitted inside its housing, so the whole assembly is replaced as one unit rather than reusing your existing housing.
What is a safe way to handle the lamp once it is removed from the projector?
Let the projector cool fully first, then avoid touching the bulb's glass directly, and treat the old lamp as electronic waste rather than putting it in with household rubbish.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the LV-LP35 have an alternative part number?
No, LV-LP35 is the only code listed for this lamp. It is Canon's own reference and covers the full LV-7290 to LV-8277A range on its own.
Why are there separate listings for LV-7292A, LV-7292M and LV-7292S?
These suffixes typically denote different lens or network options on the same projector body. They still take this identical lamp, but we list them separately to help you match your exact unit.
How long is the LV-LP35 rated to last?
4000 hours at 215 watts, one of the longer lamp-life ratings across the projectors we stock, though real-world life depends on usage patterns and ventilation.
Is the LV-LP35 a bare bulb?
No, it is a complete module. The bulb comes fitted inside its housing, so the whole assembly is replaced as one unit rather than reusing your existing housing.
What is a safe way to handle the lamp once it is removed from the projector?
Let the projector cool fully first, then avoid touching the bulb's glass directly, and treat the old lamp as electronic waste rather than putting it in with household rubbish.
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.
