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POA-LMP42 bare projector lamp
Fits 15 projector models from Christie · Eiki · Sanyo.
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The Christie L8, also badged Roadrunner L8, RRL8 and Vivid White, shares this 200 watt bare lamp with four Eiki models and seven Sanyo models, fifteen projectors in total. Rated for 1000 hours, it is listed as POA-LMP42 and fits into your projector's existing housing rather than arriving as a full module. Sanyo's range spans from the PLC-UF10 to the PLC-XF41.
This part is also known as 03-900472-01P and 610-292-4831, the latter sometimes printed without punctuation as 6112924831; all three describe the identical lamp. Christie appears to have sold the same L8 projector under three separate names, Roadrunner L8, RRL8 and Vivid White, so check whichever badge is on your unit against the list above. As a bare lamp, only the bulb is replaced, not the housing.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08682
- Compatibility — 15 projector models
Common questions
Are Roadrunner L8, RRL8 and Vivid White really three names for one Christie projector?
That is how they appear in our compatibility records, all three names listed against this same lamp alongside the plain Christie L8. If your unit carries any of these badges, this lamp fits.
I found the code 6112924831 with no punctuation, is that the same part?
Yes, that is the same code as 610-292-4831 written without hyphens. Both, along with 03-900472-01P and POA-LMP42, refer to the identical bare lamp regardless of formatting.
Does the Sanyo PLC-UF10 really share a lamp with an Eiki model?
Yes, the PLC-UF10 is listed as compatible with this same POA-LMP42 lamp, alongside the Eiki LC-UXT1, LC-UXT1D, LC-XT2 and LC-XT2D range, despite the different brand names.
At 200 watts, is this one of your lower-output lamps?
It is on the lower end of the range we stock, which typically suits smaller rooms or shorter throw distances rather than large-venue projection at higher brightness levels.
What is the safest way to remove the old bare lamp?
Switch off and unplug the projector, then let it cool fully before opening the lamp compartment. Support the lamp at its base when lifting it clear rather than pulling on any wiring.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Are Roadrunner L8, RRL8 and Vivid White really three names for one Christie projector?
That is how they appear in our compatibility records, all three names listed against this same lamp alongside the plain Christie L8. If your unit carries any of these badges, this lamp fits.
I found the code 6112924831 with no punctuation, is that the same part?
Yes, that is the same code as 610-292-4831 written without hyphens. Both, along with 03-900472-01P and POA-LMP42, refer to the identical bare lamp regardless of formatting.
Does the Sanyo PLC-UF10 really share a lamp with an Eiki model?
Yes, the PLC-UF10 is listed as compatible with this same POA-LMP42 lamp, alongside the Eiki LC-UXT1, LC-UXT1D, LC-XT2 and LC-XT2D range, despite the different brand names.
At 200 watts, is this one of your lower-output lamps?
It is on the lower end of the range we stock, which typically suits smaller rooms or shorter throw distances rather than large-venue projection at higher brightness levels.
What is the safest way to remove the old bare lamp?
Switch off and unplug the projector, then let it cool fully before opening the lamp compartment. Support the lamp at its base when lifting it clear rather than pulling on any wiring.
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.
