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S-XL70LA bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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S-XL70LA is a bare bulb for Mitsubishi's VS-series rear-projection televisions, covering the VS-50PH70U, VS-67PH70B and VS-XL70U among others, all built on the same 70-series lamp platform. It is also listed under the shorter code S-70LA, so either number confirms the same replacement bulb.
As with other rear-projection television lamps, this is the bulb alone rather than a full housing unit, so your set's existing lamp cage stays in place. Check the label inside your television's lamp compartment for either S-XL70LA or S-70LA before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09541
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have two part numbers, S-XL70LA and S-70LA?
Both describe the same bulb; S-70LA appears to be a shortened version of the full S-XL70LA code used on some units. Either one printed inside your television's lamp compartment confirms the correct match.
Does the VS-67XH70S need a different lamp from the VS-67PH70B?
No, both are part of the same 70-series Mitsubishi television platform and share the S-XL70LA bulb, despite the different model suffix printed on the cabinet.
What's the difference between the VS-XH70CH and the VS-XH70CN?
These are minor regional or feature variants of the same television chassis, and both take the identical S-XL70LA lamp regardless of the CH or CN suffix.
Is the VS-PH70CH the same lamp fit as the VS-50PH70U?
Yes, both sit within the same VS-series 70 platform and use the S-XL70LA bulb, regardless of the screen size or exact suffix in the model name.
How do I access the lamp compartment on a Mitsubishi VS-series television?
It's usually located behind a small access panel on the rear or underside of the cabinet, secured by one or two screws. Check your set's manual for the precise location before opening it.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does this lamp have two part numbers, S-XL70LA and S-70LA?
Both describe the same bulb; S-70LA appears to be a shortened version of the full S-XL70LA code used on some units. Either one printed inside your television's lamp compartment confirms the correct match.
Does the VS-67XH70S need a different lamp from the VS-67PH70B?
No, both are part of the same 70-series Mitsubishi television platform and share the S-XL70LA bulb, despite the different model suffix printed on the cabinet.
What's the difference between the VS-XH70CH and the VS-XH70CN?
These are minor regional or feature variants of the same television chassis, and both take the identical S-XL70LA lamp regardless of the CH or CN suffix.
Is the VS-PH70CH the same lamp fit as the VS-50PH70U?
Yes, both sit within the same VS-series 70 platform and use the S-XL70LA bulb, regardless of the screen size or exact suffix in the model name.
How do I access the lamp compartment on a Mitsubishi VS-series television?
It's usually located behind a small access panel on the rear or underside of the cabinet, secured by one or two screws. Check your set's manual for the precise location before opening it.
Other Mitsubishi 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.
