GENUINE OEM INSIDEPOA-LMP18 bare projector lamp for Boxlight, Canon, Eiki, Proxima, Sanyo projectors
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POA-LMP18 bare projector lamp

Fits 24 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Eiki · Proxima · Sanyo.

SKU LA-08515 · MPN POA-LMP18 · 150 W · 2,000 h

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Five brands rely on POA-LMP18 across 24 projector models, with Eiki contributing the largest share through its LC-S880, LC-VGA982U, LC-X983 family and LC-XGA982 series. Canon's LV-7500 and LV-7510, Sanyo's PLC-SP20N and PLC-XP07/XP10 variants, Boxlight's MP-25T and MP-35T, and Proxima's DP-9250+ and DP-9250T complete the list. It is a bare 150-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours.

This bulb also goes by LV-LP04 on Canon's side, and you may see it quoted as 610-279-5417, LAMP-014 or MP35T-930 elsewhere, all of which are the same part as POA-LMP18. Being a bare lamp, it is fitted into the housing your projector already has, so it will not resolve a cracked or broken housing on its own.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 150 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-08515
  • Compatibility — 24 projector models

Common questions

What is Canon's own code for this lamp?
Canon lists it as LV-LP04. It is the same bulb sold here under Sanyo's POA-LMP18 reference, so either code will get you the correct 150-watt part.

Does the Eiki LC-X983AL use the same lamp as the LC-X983?
Yes, the AL variant shares the same lamp fit as the standard LC-X983 and LC-X983A, all covered by POA-LMP18, along with the closely related LC-X990A.

My housing is cracked, will this bulb fix that?
No, this is a bare lamp with no housing included, so a damaged housing would need addressing separately; this listing only replaces the bulb itself.

What is the difference between the Proxima DP-9250+ and DP-9250T?
These are different variants of the same base Proxima projector, and both take this identical POA-LMP18 bulb, so the plus and T suffixes make no difference to which lamp you need.

How long should this bulb last before it needs replacing?
It carries a 2000-hour rating at 150 watts. Running the projector at reduced brightness where possible can help it reach the upper end of that range.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE150 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-08515
COMPATIBILITY24 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

What is Canon's own code for this lamp?

Canon lists it as LV-LP04. It is the same bulb sold here under Sanyo's POA-LMP18 reference, so either code will get you the correct 150-watt part.

Does the Eiki LC-X983AL use the same lamp as the LC-X983?

Yes, the AL variant shares the same lamp fit as the standard LC-X983 and LC-X983A, all covered by POA-LMP18, along with the closely related LC-X990A.

My housing is cracked, will this bulb fix that?

No, this is a bare lamp with no housing included, so a damaged housing would need addressing separately; this listing only replaces the bulb itself.

What is the difference between the Proxima DP-9250+ and DP-9250T?

These are different variants of the same base Proxima projector, and both take this identical POA-LMP18 bulb, so the plus and T suffixes make no difference to which lamp you need.

How long should this bulb last before it needs replacing?

It carries a 2000-hour rating at 150 watts. Running the projector at reduced brightness where possible can help it reach the upper end of that range.