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VLT-SD105LP bare projector lamp
Fits 9 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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Fitting a bare VLT-SD105LP bulb suits Mitsubishi's SD105 and XD105 projector families and the MD-150S when the existing housing is still in good condition. Rated at 160 watts with a 3000 hour life, it fits inside your current cage and connector without needing a new housing.
Nine different Mitsubishi model names, from the SD105U to the LVP-XD105, share this one bulb code, so checking VLT-SD105LP against the label on your old lamp is a more reliable check than the projector's model name alone. A module version with housing included is sold separately if yours needs replacing too.
At a glance
- Wattage — 160 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09506
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Does the MD-150S take the same bare bulb as the standard SD105?
Yes, the MD-150S is Mitsubishi's boardroom-market name for the SD105 platform, and it uses the identical bare VLT-SD105LP bulb as the standard SD105 and SD105U range.
Is fitting a bare bulb into an XD105 something I can do myself?
Yes, provided you let the projector cool first and handle the bulb by its base rather than the glass. Most XD105 housings open with a single screw or latch, giving direct access to the old bulb.
What's the practical difference between the SD105 and XD105 ranges for this lamp?
The SD105 and XD105 differ mainly in resolution rather than lamp specification, so both ranges, including the LVP-prefixed older models, share the same VLT-SD105LP bare bulb.
How can I tell if my SD105's housing is due for replacement instead of just the bulb?
Look for cracks in the plastic housing, a connector that no longer sits securely, or scorch marks near the socket. Any of those point to the housing itself being the issue, best solved with the module version instead.
Is there a shorter-life alternative to this 3000 hour lamp for the SD105?
No, VLT-SD105LP is the only lamp code Mitsubishi lists for the SD105 and XD105 range, rated at 3000 hours across the board regardless of model name.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the MD-150S take the same bare bulb as the standard SD105?
Yes, the MD-150S is Mitsubishi's boardroom-market name for the SD105 platform, and it uses the identical bare VLT-SD105LP bulb as the standard SD105 and SD105U range.
Is fitting a bare bulb into an XD105 something I can do myself?
Yes, provided you let the projector cool first and handle the bulb by its base rather than the glass. Most XD105 housings open with a single screw or latch, giving direct access to the old bulb.
What's the practical difference between the SD105 and XD105 ranges for this lamp?
The SD105 and XD105 differ mainly in resolution rather than lamp specification, so both ranges, including the LVP-prefixed older models, share the same VLT-SD105LP bare bulb.
How can I tell if my SD105's housing is due for replacement instead of just the bulb?
Look for cracks in the plastic housing, a connector that no longer sits securely, or scorch marks near the socket. Any of those point to the housing itself being the issue, best solved with the module version instead.
Is there a shorter-life alternative to this 3000 hour lamp for the SD105?
No, VLT-SD105LP is the only lamp code Mitsubishi lists for the SD105 and XD105 range, rated at 3000 hours across the board regardless of model name.
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.
