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POA-LMP17 projector lamp module
Fits 17 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Eiki · Proxima · Sanyo · Toshiba.
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POA-LMP17 is a complete module rated at 160 watts with a 2000-hour service life, and it was used across six different projector brands built on the same platform. That list runs from the Sanyo PLC-SP10 and PLC-XP10 series through the Eiki LC-XGA980 and LC-SVGA870U, the Canon LV-5500, the Boxlight MP-20T and MP-30T, the Proxima DP-5950 and DP-9250, and the Toshiba LV-5500.
Two codes cover this lamp: POA-LMP17 and the Japan-market POA-LMP17J, along with 610-276-3010, which is also listed separately as a bare-bulb version of the same lamp for buyers who only need to replace the bulb inside an existing housing. This listing is the full module, bulb and housing together, so it is the option to choose if your current housing is cracked, discoloured or otherwise due for replacement.
At a glance
- Wattage — 160 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11625
- Compatibility — 17 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between this module and the 610-276-3010 bare lamp?
This listing includes the full housing along with the bulb, while 610-276-3010 is the bulb only, for fitting into a housing you already have. Both use the same underlying lamp.
Which Sanyo models take the POA-LMP17?
The PLC-SP10, PLC-SP10E, PLC-SP10N, PLC-XP10E and PLC-XP10N all use this lamp. Sanyo's own reference for it is POA-LMP17, with POA-LMP17J used on some Japan-market units.
Why do Boxlight, Canon, Eiki, Proxima, Sanyo and Toshiba all list the same lamp?
These projectors were built on a shared engineering platform and rebadged for different markets and brands, so despite the different model names they take an identical lamp module.
How long should I expect this lamp to last?
It carries a 2000-hour rating at its 160-watt setting. That figure describes typical service life under normal use rather than a fixed cut-off point, and running the projector at a reduced brightness setting where available can help it last toward the upper end of that range.
Do I need to do anything to the projector after fitting a new lamp?
Many projectors track lamp hours and will prompt you to reset a usage counter after fitting a replacement, usually through an on-screen menu; check your projector's manual for the exact steps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between this module and the 610-276-3010 bare lamp?
This listing includes the full housing along with the bulb, while 610-276-3010 is the bulb only, for fitting into a housing you already have. Both use the same underlying lamp.
Which Sanyo models take the POA-LMP17?
The PLC-SP10, PLC-SP10E, PLC-SP10N, PLC-XP10E and PLC-XP10N all use this lamp. Sanyo's own reference for it is POA-LMP17, with POA-LMP17J used on some Japan-market units.
Why do Boxlight, Canon, Eiki, Proxima, Sanyo and Toshiba all list the same lamp?
These projectors were built on a shared engineering platform and rebadged for different markets and brands, so despite the different model names they take an identical lamp module.
How long should I expect this lamp to last?
It carries a 2000-hour rating at its 160-watt setting. That figure describes typical service life under normal use rather than a fixed cut-off point, and running the projector at a reduced brightness setting where available can help it last toward the upper end of that range.
Do I need to do anything to the projector after fitting a new lamp?
Many projectors track lamp hours and will prompt you to reset a usage counter after fitting a replacement, usually through an on-screen menu; check your projector's manual for the exact steps.
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