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Sharp PG-500X Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Sharp.
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Sharp's PG-500X is the only projector this lamp is listed against, and no manufacturer part number is published for it, so we identify the product by the projector name instead. It is supplied bare, meaning the bulb only, for fitting into the housing already inside your PG-500X.
Because there is no part code to check against, confirming the projector model printed on your PG-500X is the main step before ordering. As a bare lamp, it needs transferring into your existing housing, so inspect that housing for cracks or a loose fit before you reuse it with the new bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10220
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
How is this PG-500X lamp catalogued if Sharp never issued a code for it?
Sharp has not published a separate part number for the PG-500X lamp, so we list this product by the projector it fits rather than a manufacturer code; this does not affect which lamp is correct for your machine.
Is this lamp sold as a bare bulb or a complete module?
It is sold bare, meaning the bulb only, so you will fit it into the housing already inside your PG-500X rather than replace the housing itself.
How do I know if the PG-500X is the exact model I own?
Check the model badge on your projector, usually on the top or rear panel; if it reads PG-500X, this bare lamp is listed as the correct replacement for it.
Is a wattage or lamp-life figure available for the PG-500X lamp?
No wattage or hour rating is published for this lamp, so watch for a dimmer picture or a lamp warning light on the PG-500X as your cue to replace it.
What should I check on the housing before fitting a bare bulb like this?
Look for cracks, a loose cage, or scorch marks around the old bulb's contacts; a housing in poor condition can affect how securely the replacement seats.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How is this PG-500X lamp catalogued if Sharp never issued a code for it?
Sharp has not published a separate part number for the PG-500X lamp, so we list this product by the projector it fits rather than a manufacturer code; this does not affect which lamp is correct for your machine.
Is this lamp sold as a bare bulb or a complete module?
It is sold bare, meaning the bulb only, so you will fit it into the housing already inside your PG-500X rather than replace the housing itself.
How do I know if the PG-500X is the exact model I own?
Check the model badge on your projector, usually on the top or rear panel; if it reads PG-500X, this bare lamp is listed as the correct replacement for it.
Is a wattage or lamp-life figure available for the PG-500X lamp?
No wattage or hour rating is published for this lamp, so watch for a dimmer picture or a lamp warning light on the PG-500X as your cue to replace it.
What should I check on the housing before fitting a bare bulb like this?
Look for cracks, a loose cage, or scorch marks around the old bulb's contacts; a housing in poor condition can affect how securely the replacement seats.
Other Sharp 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.
