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POA-LMP27 projector lamp with module
Fits 23 projector models from Boxlight · Canon · Eiki · Proxima · Sanyo.
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POA-LMP27 is a 120-watt lamp rated to 2,000 hours, supplied complete with its housing. It covers a broad spread of models across five brands, including the Boxlight CP-10T and CP-X10T, Canon's LV-5300 series, Eiki's LC-NB1 range, the Proxima UltraLight LS1, and a long list of Sanyo PLC-SU projectors. Twenty-three projector models in total share this one module.
The same lamp is catalogued as 610-287-5379, CP10T-930, LV-LP01 and LV-LP07 depending on the brand, so any of those codes in your projector's manual points to this part. Because this listing includes the housing, fitting it is a straightforward swap of the whole module; there is no need to open the housing and handle the bare bulb separately.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08493
- Compatibility — 23 projector models
Common questions
How many projectors take the POA-LMP27 lamp?
Twenty-three models across Boxlight, Canon, Eiki, Proxima and Sanyo share this lamp, including the Boxlight CP-10T, the Canon LV-5300 and LV-5300E, and a wide range of Sanyo PLC-SU models.
What are the power and life ratings for this lamp?
POA-LMP27 is rated at 120 watts with a 2,000-hour life, both figures set by the lamp specification itself rather than by any single one of the twenty-three compatible projector models.
Is LV-LP01 the same lamp as POA-LMP27?
Yes, LV-LP01 is one of several alternative references for this lamp, alongside 610-287-5379, CP10T-930 and LV-LP07, all used for the identical part across different manuals.
Do I need to reuse my old housing with this lamp?
No. This module includes its own housing, so the old lamp and housing come out together and this complete unit goes in, without transferring any parts across.
What does 'original' mean when it comes to a lamp like this?
An original lamp uses the bulb specified for that model, built to the same rating and dimensions, rather than a bulb of a different make fitted into a compatible housing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How many projectors take the POA-LMP27 lamp?
Twenty-three models across Boxlight, Canon, Eiki, Proxima and Sanyo share this lamp, including the Boxlight CP-10T, the Canon LV-5300 and LV-5300E, and a wide range of Sanyo PLC-SU models.
What are the power and life ratings for this lamp?
POA-LMP27 is rated at 120 watts with a 2,000-hour life, both figures set by the lamp specification itself rather than by any single one of the twenty-three compatible projector models.
Is LV-LP01 the same lamp as POA-LMP27?
Yes, LV-LP01 is one of several alternative references for this lamp, alongside 610-287-5379, CP10T-930 and LV-LP07, all used for the identical part across different manuals.
Do I need to reuse my old housing with this lamp?
No. This module includes its own housing, so the old lamp and housing come out together and this complete unit goes in, without transferring any parts across.
What does 'original' mean when it comes to a lamp like this?
An original lamp uses the bulb specified for that model, built to the same rating and dimensions, rather than a bulb of a different make fitted into a compatible housing.
Other Boxlight 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.
