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VLT-XD206LP projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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Mitsubishi's SD206U and XD206U projectors, along with the MD-307S and MD-307X variants, run on a 205-watt lamp sold complete with housing as VLT-XD206LP. Rated for 2,000 hours, this module fits straight into the lamp bay in place of the depleted unit. Six model names in total cover this single lamp platform.
Because this is the module version, there's no need to check the condition of your existing housing before ordering — a fresh one is included with the bulb. MD-307S and MD-307X are Mitsubishi's alternate names for the same SD206/XD206 chassis, so if either appears on your projector's rating plate, VLT-XD206LP is the lamp to order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 205 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09528
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Is MD-307X the same projector as XD206U?
Yes, MD-307X and MD-307S are Mitsubishi's alternate model names for the SD206/XD206 chassis. All six model names in this range — including SD206U and XD206U — take the VLT-XD206LP module.
Is any part of my old lamp assembly reused with the VLT-XD206LP?
No. VLT-XD206LP here is the full module, with the 205-watt bulb already fitted into its housing and cage, so you don't need to reuse any part of your old lamp assembly.
How long does this lamp typically run before needing replacement?
It's rated for 2,000 hours at full brightness on the SD206 and XD206 series. Using eco or economy mode where available can help stretch usable life, though we can't state a precise figure since usage patterns vary.
Will my SD206 or XD206 stop warning me automatically after the new module goes in?
Usually not. Most Mitsubishi SD206 and XD206 projectors need the hour counter reset manually through the menu once a new lamp is installed, otherwise the unit may keep displaying an outdated warning message.
What should I check before opening the projector to fit this?
Make sure the projector has been unplugged and left to cool, since the lamp housing area can stay hot well after use. Handle VLT-XD206LP by its housing edges rather than the glass when fitting it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is MD-307X the same projector as XD206U?
Yes, MD-307X and MD-307S are Mitsubishi's alternate model names for the SD206/XD206 chassis. All six model names in this range — including SD206U and XD206U — take the VLT-XD206LP module.
Is any part of my old lamp assembly reused with the VLT-XD206LP?
No. VLT-XD206LP here is the full module, with the 205-watt bulb already fitted into its housing and cage, so you don't need to reuse any part of your old lamp assembly.
How long does this lamp typically run before needing replacement?
It's rated for 2,000 hours at full brightness on the SD206 and XD206 series. Using eco or economy mode where available can help stretch usable life, though we can't state a precise figure since usage patterns vary.
Will my SD206 or XD206 stop warning me automatically after the new module goes in?
Usually not. Most Mitsubishi SD206 and XD206 projectors need the hour counter reset manually through the menu once a new lamp is installed, otherwise the unit may keep displaying an outdated warning message.
What should I check before opening the projector to fit this?
Make sure the projector has been unplugged and left to cool, since the lamp housing area can stay hot well after use. Handle VLT-XD206LP by its housing edges rather than the glass when fitting 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.




