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POA-LMP136 projector lamp with module
Fits 42 projector models from Christie · Eiki · Panasonic · Sanyo.
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POA-LMP136 is one of the broadest-fitting lamps we stock, built into forty-two projectors across Christie, Eiki, Panasonic and Sanyo. Eiki alone accounts for eighteen of those, spanning the WUL100, WXL200 and XL200 families, while Sanyo's WM5000, XM150 and ZM5000 ranges make up most of the rest. It is a 330 watt, 3000 hour lamp supplied as a complete module.
Given how many models share this part, the safest way to confirm fitment is the code on your existing lamp rather than the projector's model name alone; some Sanyo and Eiki units in this list look unrelated by name but take the identical module. Alternative codes for the same lamp include 003-120507-01, 610 346 9607 and 610-346-9607. As a module it arrives with housing built in, ready to fit.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08660
- Compatibility — 42 projector models
Common questions
How can one lamp fit forty-two different projector models?
Christie, Eiki, Panasonic and Sanyo have shared engine and lamp designs across several product generations, so the same physical module was specified for many closely related projectors sold under different names and brands.
My projector is a Sanyo PLC-ZM5000CL, is that on your list?
Yes, the PLC-ZM5000CL is one of the Sanyo variants listed as compatible, alongside PLC-ZM5000, PLC-ZM5000L and PLC-ZM5000S. All four take this same POA-LMP136 module, regardless of which suffix appears on your unit.
With so many codes, which one should I search for on my old lamp?
Any of POA-LMP136, 003-120507-01, 610 346 9607 or 610-346-9607 will confirm you are looking at the right part. They are different labels for the identical module.
Are the Eiki LC-WXL200 and LC-XL200 ranges really the same lamp requirement?
Yes, both ranges, including their A, i and L suffix variants, are listed as compatible with this module, along with the WUL100 series. Eiki used a shared lamp specification across these related projector lines.
Is a module with this many fitments still a genuine, correctly sourced part?
Yes, wide compatibility simply reflects that the manufacturers specified the same lamp assembly for multiple projector lines. It does not affect how the part is sourced or listed.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How can one lamp fit forty-two different projector models?
Christie, Eiki, Panasonic and Sanyo have shared engine and lamp designs across several product generations, so the same physical module was specified for many closely related projectors sold under different names and brands.
My projector is a Sanyo PLC-ZM5000CL, is that on your list?
Yes, the PLC-ZM5000CL is one of the Sanyo variants listed as compatible, alongside PLC-ZM5000, PLC-ZM5000L and PLC-ZM5000S. All four take this same POA-LMP136 module, regardless of which suffix appears on your unit.
With so many codes, which one should I search for on my old lamp?
Any of POA-LMP136, 003-120507-01, 610 346 9607 or 610-346-9607 will confirm you are looking at the right part. They are different labels for the identical module.
Are the Eiki LC-WXL200 and LC-XL200 ranges really the same lamp requirement?
Yes, both ranges, including their A, i and L suffix variants, are listed as compatible with this module, along with the WUL100 series. Eiki used a shared lamp specification across these related projector lines.
Is a module with this many fitments still a genuine, correctly sourced part?
Yes, wide compatibility simply reflects that the manufacturers specified the same lamp assembly for multiple projector lines. It does not affect how the part is sourced or listed.
Other Christie 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.
