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POA-LMP107 projector lamp module
Fits 19 projector models from AV · Eiki · Sanyo.
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A wide family of projectors, sold under three names, AV Vision, Eiki and Sanyo, all rely on the same lamp inside: POA-LMP107. It covers everything from the AV Vision X4200 and Eiki LC-XA20 through to Sanyo's larger PLC-XW6000C and PLC-XW6600C range, nineteen models in total, built around one identical bulb and housing.
This lamp has picked up several alternative references over the years, including Vision 610-330-4564 and the plain 610-330-4564 code, alongside POA-LMP107 itself; all describe the identical module. Given how many projectors share this part, it is worth matching the code on your old lamp exactly before ordering, rather than relying on the model name alone.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08142
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
Why do AV Vision, Eiki and Sanyo projectors all take POA-LMP107?
These three brands have sold rebadged versions of the same projector designs, and the lamp inside was never changed between them. Whichever brand your unit carries, if it appears on our list of nineteen matched models, POA-LMP107 is the correct part.
What does the code 610-330-4564 refer to?
It is an older reference for this same POA-LMP107 module, sometimes shown with or without the word Vision in front of it. If your existing lamp carries any of these markings, this listing is still the right match.
With nineteen projectors listed, how do I confirm this is right for my exact model?
Check your projector's model plate against the brand groupings we show, whether AV Vision, Eiki or Sanyo, and compare it with the code on your existing lamp if you can access it, since that is the most reliable check.
Does POA-LMP107 include the housing, or just the bulb?
It is a complete module, so the bulb arrives already fitted into its housing and connector. The old assembly comes out as a single unit and the new one goes in the same way.
Why does the same lamp have so many different alternative codes?
Lamps that are shared across many rebadged projectors, like this one across AV Vision, Eiki and Sanyo, tend to accumulate extra codes as each brand documents the part slightly differently, even though the underlying lamp never changes.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do AV Vision, Eiki and Sanyo projectors all take POA-LMP107?
These three brands have sold rebadged versions of the same projector designs, and the lamp inside was never changed between them. Whichever brand your unit carries, if it appears on our list of nineteen matched models, POA-LMP107 is the correct part.
What does the code 610-330-4564 refer to?
It is an older reference for this same POA-LMP107 module, sometimes shown with or without the word Vision in front of it. If your existing lamp carries any of these markings, this listing is still the right match.
With nineteen projectors listed, how do I confirm this is right for my exact model?
Check your projector's model plate against the brand groupings we show, whether AV Vision, Eiki or Sanyo, and compare it with the code on your existing lamp if you can access it, since that is the most reliable check.
Does POA-LMP107 include the housing, or just the bulb?
It is a complete module, so the bulb arrives already fitted into its housing and connector. The old assembly comes out as a single unit and the new one goes in the same way.
Why does the same lamp have so many different alternative codes?
Lamps that are shared across many rebadged projectors, like this one across AV Vision, Eiki and Sanyo, tend to accumulate extra codes as each brand documents the part slightly differently, even though the underlying lamp never changes.
Other AV 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.
