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POA-LMP90 projector lamp module
Fits 20 projector models from Eiki · OKI · Sanyo.
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Twenty projectors across three brands, Eiki, OKI and Sanyo, share the same lamp module in POA-LMP90. That spread runs from Eiki's LC-SB22 and LC-XB27N to OKI's LMP90 and P25X and a long run of Sanyo models in the PLC-XU and PLC-XL series. It runs at 200W with a 2000 hour rated life.
This lamp is also known as 610-323-0726, an older code that appears alongside POA-LMP90 for the same module. With twenty projectors sharing this part, matching the code printed on your old lamp against POA-LMP90 or 610-323-0726 is a more reliable check than relying on the model name alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08927
- Compatibility — 20 projector models
Common questions
Why does OKI appear alongside Eiki and Sanyo for this lamp?
OKI sold rebadged versions of the same projectors as Eiki and Sanyo in this range, and the lamp inside was never changed between brands. The OKI LMP90 and P25X both take this identical POA-LMP90 module.
With twenty projectors listed, how do I know POA-LMP90 is right for mine?
Check your projector's model plate against the Eiki, OKI or Sanyo groupings we list, and if you can access your old lamp, compare its printed code against POA-LMP90 or 610-323-0726 to be certain.
What does 610-323-0726 refer to?
It is an alternative code for this same module, sometimes used in older Sanyo documentation. If your existing lamp carries this marking, POA-LMP90 is still the correct replacement.
Is the housing included, or do I need to keep my existing one?
The housing is included. POA-LMP90 is a complete module, so the bulb, housing and connector are supplied together and the old assembly is replaced as one piece.
With a 200W, 2000 hour rating, how long does this lamp typically last in daily use?
2000 hours is the rated service life under normal use; a projector run for a few hours most days will typically reach that figure within one to two years, though the picture usually dims gradually before then.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does OKI appear alongside Eiki and Sanyo for this lamp?
OKI sold rebadged versions of the same projectors as Eiki and Sanyo in this range, and the lamp inside was never changed between brands. The OKI LMP90 and P25X both take this identical POA-LMP90 module.
With twenty projectors listed, how do I know POA-LMP90 is right for mine?
Check your projector's model plate against the Eiki, OKI or Sanyo groupings we list, and if you can access your old lamp, compare its printed code against POA-LMP90 or 610-323-0726 to be certain.
What does 610-323-0726 refer to?
It is an alternative code for this same module, sometimes used in older Sanyo documentation. If your existing lamp carries this marking, POA-LMP90 is still the correct replacement.
Is the housing included, or do I need to keep my existing one?
The housing is included. POA-LMP90 is a complete module, so the bulb, housing and connector are supplied together and the old assembly is replaced as one piece.
With a 200W, 2000 hour rating, how long does this lamp typically last in daily use?
2000 hours is the rated service life under normal use; a projector run for a few hours most days will typically reach that figure within one to two years, though the picture usually dims gradually before then.
Other Eiki 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.
