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POA-LMP103 projector lamp module
Fits 10 projector models from Eiki · Sanyo.
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POA-LMP103 fits ten projectors across two brands: Eiki's LC-XB40 and its D, DN and N variants, and Sanyo's DVM-D60M, PLC-XU100 and PLC-XU110. Running at 300W with a 1500 hour rated life, it is one of the higher-output modules in this range, suited to the brighter image these models were designed to produce.
You may see this lamp marked as 610-331-6345 on Sanyo units, which is the same part as POA-LMP103. Because the LC-XB40 range has several suffixed variants, and Sanyo lists it under both a projector code and a document viewer code (DVM-D60M), matching the exact code on your old lamp is worth doing.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08950
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Do the LC-XB40, LC-XB40D, LC-XB40DN and LC-XB40N all share this lamp?
Yes, all four Eiki variants take the same POA-LMP103 module. The suffixes reflect other differences in the projector, such as lens or networking options, rather than a different lamp.
Why is DVM-D60M listed alongside projector models for this lamp?
DVM-D60M is a Sanyo document viewer that shares the same lamp as the PLC-XU100 and PLC-XU110 projectors, which is why it appears in the same compatibility group.
What is 610-331-6345?
It is Sanyo's own code for this identical module. If your old lamp is marked this way rather than POA-LMP103, this listing is still the correct replacement.
At 300W, does this lamp run hotter than others in your range?
It is one of the higher-wattage modules we list, reflecting the brighter output the LC-XB40 and PLC-XU100 series were built around. That is simply the specification these projectors use rather than an unusual figure.
How should I confirm which of the ten listed projectors I actually have?
Check the model plate on your projector or document viewer, usually on the base or rear panel, and match it against the Eiki LC-XB40 variants or Sanyo models listed here before ordering.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do the LC-XB40, LC-XB40D, LC-XB40DN and LC-XB40N all share this lamp?
Yes, all four Eiki variants take the same POA-LMP103 module. The suffixes reflect other differences in the projector, such as lens or networking options, rather than a different lamp.
Why is DVM-D60M listed alongside projector models for this lamp?
DVM-D60M is a Sanyo document viewer that shares the same lamp as the PLC-XU100 and PLC-XU110 projectors, which is why it appears in the same compatibility group.
What is 610-331-6345?
It is Sanyo's own code for this identical module. If your old lamp is marked this way rather than POA-LMP103, this listing is still the correct replacement.
At 300W, does this lamp run hotter than others in your range?
It is one of the higher-wattage modules we list, reflecting the brighter output the LC-XB40 and PLC-XU100 series were built around. That is simply the specification these projectors use rather than an unusual figure.
How should I confirm which of the ten listed projectors I actually have?
Check the model plate on your projector or document viewer, usually on the base or rear panel, and match it against the Eiki LC-XB40 variants or Sanyo models listed here before ordering.
Other Eiki 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.
