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POA-LMP39 bare projector lamp
Fits 36 projector models from Christie · Eiki · Proxima · Sanyo.
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Thirty-six projectors across Christie, Eiki, Proxima and Sanyo are built around this 200 watt bare lamp, rated for 2000 hours and listed as POA-LMP39. Sanyo's EF30, EF31, EF32, XF30 and XF31 families make up the bulk of that list, with Eiki's SX4 and X4 range and four Proxima ProAV models rounding it out. As a bare lamp, it fits your projector's existing housing.
This lamp has been sold under several names over the years, including the Perception-branded 03-900471-01P, plus 610-292-4848 and SP-LAMP-004, all pointing to the same POA-LMP39 part. Given the number of near-identical Sanyo codes in this range, from PLC-EF30 through to PLC-XF31NL, check the exact code on your old lamp rather than relying on the projector's model number alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08680
- Compatibility — 36 projector models
Common questions
Why does a Proxima projector need a lamp also used by Sanyo?
Proxima's ProAV9340 through ProAV9550 models share underlying engineering with the Sanyo and Eiki units on this list, which is why all of them are built around the identical POA-LMP39 lamp.
What is SP-LAMP-004 and is it the same as POA-LMP39?
Yes, SP-LAMP-004 is another code used for this same lamp, alongside 03-900471-01P and 610-292-4848. Whichever of these appears on your existing part, it is the one listed here.
The Sanyo range has both EF and XF codes, are they interchangeable?
For this particular lamp, yes. Both the PLC-EF30 to PLC-EF32 series and the PLC-XF30 to PLC-XF31 series, including their L and N suffix versions, are listed as compatible with POA-LMP39.
Is a 200 watt lamp noticeably dimmer than higher wattage options?
Wattage is one factor in overall brightness, but it is specific to each projector's optical design, so a 200 watt lamp here is simply what these particular models were built to use.
Should I dispose of the old lamp myself or return it?
We do not currently offer a returns scheme for old lamps. Check your local council or electronics recycling point, since lamps of this type are usually treated as specialist waste.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does a Proxima projector need a lamp also used by Sanyo?
Proxima's ProAV9340 through ProAV9550 models share underlying engineering with the Sanyo and Eiki units on this list, which is why all of them are built around the identical POA-LMP39 lamp.
What is SP-LAMP-004 and is it the same as POA-LMP39?
Yes, SP-LAMP-004 is another code used for this same lamp, alongside 03-900471-01P and 610-292-4848. Whichever of these appears on your existing part, it is the one listed here.
The Sanyo range has both EF and XF codes, are they interchangeable?
For this particular lamp, yes. Both the PLC-EF30 to PLC-EF32 series and the PLC-XF30 to PLC-XF31 series, including their L and N suffix versions, are listed as compatible with POA-LMP39.
Is a 200 watt lamp noticeably dimmer than higher wattage options?
Wattage is one factor in overall brightness, but it is specific to each projector's optical design, so a 200 watt lamp here is simply what these particular models were built to use.
Should I dispose of the old lamp myself or return it?
We do not currently offer a returns scheme for old lamps. Check your local council or electronics recycling point, since lamps of this type are usually treated as specialist waste.
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.
