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POA-LMP148 projector lamp with module
Fits 10 projector models from Eiki · Sanyo.
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The code POA-LMP148 covers a complete lamp and housing module built for ten projector models shared between Eiki and Sanyo, among them the Eiki LC-XB250 and the Sanyo PLC-XU4000. Wattage and rated life are not published for this part, so specification is limited to fit and compatibility rather than a power or hours figure.
Some suppliers list this same lamp under the code 610-352-7949; if that is what your projector's manual shows, it refers to this product. Because the module is included, there is no housing to source separately, so match your projector model against the list above and order by whichever of the two codes you have to hand.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08935
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
What projectors use the POA-LMP148 module?
It fits ten models split between Eiki and Sanyo, including the Eiki LC-WB200A and the Sanyo LP-XU4000. Because several closely named models share this part, it's worth checking your projector's exact model number against the list on this page rather than assuming a similar name is a match.
Why doesn't this listing show a wattage or lamp life?
Those figures are not published for this part, so we have left them out rather than guess. Everything else about the lamp, including which projectors it fits and how it is supplied, is confirmed and listed here.
Is 610-352-7949 the same lamp as POA-LMP148?
Yes, it is the same product under a second code. Some Eiki and Sanyo documentation uses 610-352-7949, while parts catalogues more often show POA-LMP148; both numbers lead to this listing.
Does the POA-LMP148 come as a module or a bare bulb?
This listing is the module version, meaning the lamp is already built into its housing. It is designed to be swapped in as a complete unit rather than requiring the old housing to be reused with a new bulb inside it.
How can LC-WB200 owners verify the POA-LMP148 fits before ordering?
Match your projector's model number against the Eiki and Sanyo models listed on this page. If the lamp currently fitted carries either POA-LMP148 or 610-352-7949 on its label, this is the correct replacement.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What projectors use the POA-LMP148 module?
It fits ten models split between Eiki and Sanyo, including the Eiki LC-WB200A and the Sanyo LP-XU4000. Because several closely named models share this part, it's worth checking your projector's exact model number against the list on this page rather than assuming a similar name is a match.
Why doesn't this listing show a wattage or lamp life?
Those figures are not published for this part, so we have left them out rather than guess. Everything else about the lamp, including which projectors it fits and how it is supplied, is confirmed and listed here.
Is 610-352-7949 the same lamp as POA-LMP148?
Yes, it is the same product under a second code. Some Eiki and Sanyo documentation uses 610-352-7949, while parts catalogues more often show POA-LMP148; both numbers lead to this listing.
Does the POA-LMP148 come as a module or a bare bulb?
This listing is the module version, meaning the lamp is already built into its housing. It is designed to be swapped in as a complete unit rather than requiring the old housing to be reused with a new bulb inside it.
How can LC-WB200 owners verify the POA-LMP148 fits before ordering?
Match your projector's model number against the Eiki and Sanyo models listed on this page. If the lamp currently fitted carries either POA-LMP148 or 610-352-7949 on its label, this is the correct replacement.
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.
