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LV-LP41 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 2 projector models from Canon.
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The LV-LP41 module pairs a replacement bulb with its own housing, made for Canon's LV-WX300UST and LV-WX300USTi ultra-short-throw projectors. These two models share the same optical engine, which is why one lamp assembly covers both. Fitting the complete module means there is no separate bulb-only step, and no old housing to reuse.
LV-LP41 is not listed under any further alternative code in our records, so if you see a different reference elsewhere it is worth double-checking against your projector's own service label before buying. Because this is a module rather than a bare lamp, it includes the mounting frame and connector, which keeps the swap to removing one unit and fitting another in its place.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11232
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between LV-WX300UST and LV-WX300USTi?
Both are Canon ultra-short-throw projectors that use the same LV-LP41 lamp module. The 'i' suffix denotes a later variant in the range, but the optical and lamp housing design is shared, so the same replacement part fits either model.
Will the projector need any setup after fitting the new module?
Many Canon projectors track lamp hours and may prompt a reset from the on-screen menu once a new module is fitted; check your model's menu system if this applies, since steps vary by firmware version.
What does swapping this module involve?
The LV-LP41 is a self-contained unit that lifts out and fits back in as one piece, typically after opening a lamp door and releasing a latch or a couple of screws. There is no separate bulb to seat inside an old housing.
Which brand issues the LV-LP41 code?
LV-LP41 is Canon's own reference for this lamp module, used consistently across both the LV-WX300UST and LV-WX300USTi listings. Quoting it when you order is the most direct way to confirm the match.
How is 'original' used on this listing?
Where we describe a lamp as original, it means the bulb and housing are built to the projector manufacturer's specification rather than being a generic aftermarket substitute, not that it ships in retail packaging from a particular source.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between LV-WX300UST and LV-WX300USTi?
Both are Canon ultra-short-throw projectors that use the same LV-LP41 lamp module. The 'i' suffix denotes a later variant in the range, but the optical and lamp housing design is shared, so the same replacement part fits either model.
Will the projector need any setup after fitting the new module?
Many Canon projectors track lamp hours and may prompt a reset from the on-screen menu once a new module is fitted; check your model's menu system if this applies, since steps vary by firmware version.
What does swapping this module involve?
The LV-LP41 is a self-contained unit that lifts out and fits back in as one piece, typically after opening a lamp door and releasing a latch or a couple of screws. There is no separate bulb to seat inside an old housing.
Which brand issues the LV-LP41 code?
LV-LP41 is Canon's own reference for this lamp module, used consistently across both the LV-WX300UST and LV-WX300USTi listings. Quoting it when you order is the most direct way to confirm the match.
How is 'original' used on this listing?
Where we describe a lamp as original, it means the bulb and housing are built to the projector manufacturer's specification rather than being a generic aftermarket substitute, not that it ships in retail packaging from a particular source.
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.
