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POA-LMP135 165W projector lamp with housing
Fits 3 projector models from Sanyo.
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POA-LMP135 is the 165W lamp shared by Sanyo's PLV-Z4000 and PLV-Z8000 home theatre projectors, rated for 2000 hours and supplied complete with its housing. Fitting it means sliding out the old cage from the projector's lamp bay and locking the new module into place, without separating the bulb from its reflector.
The identical module also carries the codes 610 344 5120 and 610-344-5120. With a 2000-hour rating, POA-LMP135 is worth checking against the hour count shown in your PLV-Z4000 or PLV-Z8000's menu before you order, since replacing a lamp that still has useful life left is rarely necessary. Confirm the exact model on your rating plate too, as Sanyo's Z-series covers several distinct projectors.
At a glance
- Wattage — 165 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10208
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What is the power and lamp life rating for POA-LMP135?
It is a 165W lamp rated for 2000 hours of use, supplied as a complete module with housing for either the Sanyo PLV-Z4000 or PLV-Z8000.
Do the PLV-Z4000 and PLV-Z8000 use the same lamp despite being different models?
Yes, both were built around the same 165W lamp platform, so POA-LMP135 fits either projector without any modification being needed at all on your part.
How do I check how many hours are left on my current lamp?
Most PLV-Z series projectors show total lamp hours in the on-screen menu, which you can compare against the 2000-hour rating on POA-LMP135 to judge remaining life.
Are 610 344 5120 and 610-344-5120 different lamps to POA-LMP135?
No, both are alternative codes for the identical 165W module sold here as POA-LMP135, complete with its own matching housing, reflector, connector and mounting bracket.
Should I wait until the lamp fails completely before replacing it?
Not necessarily. Picture brightness typically fades well before a lamp fails outright, so many owners replace it once the rated hours are approached rather than waiting for a full failure.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the power and lamp life rating for POA-LMP135?
It is a 165W lamp rated for 2000 hours of use, supplied as a complete module with housing for either the Sanyo PLV-Z4000 or PLV-Z8000.
Do the PLV-Z4000 and PLV-Z8000 use the same lamp despite being different models?
Yes, both were built around the same 165W lamp platform, so POA-LMP135 fits either projector without any modification being needed at all on your part.
How do I check how many hours are left on my current lamp?
Most PLV-Z series projectors show total lamp hours in the on-screen menu, which you can compare against the 2000-hour rating on POA-LMP135 to judge remaining life.
Are 610 344 5120 and 610-344-5120 different lamps to POA-LMP135?
No, both are alternative codes for the identical 165W module sold here as POA-LMP135, complete with its own matching housing, reflector, connector and mounting bracket.
Should I wait until the lamp fails completely before replacing it?
Not necessarily. Picture brightness typically fades well before a lamp fails outright, so many owners replace it once the rated hours are approached rather than waiting for a full failure.
Other Sanyo 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.
