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VLT-XD400LP bare projector lamp
Fits 31 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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VLT-XD400LP is a 250 watt bare bulb, rated for 2000 hours, that spans one of the broadest lamp families in this catalogue: the DX540 through DX549X, the ES100 and ES100U, the boardroom MD-565X, MD-580X and MD-640X, and the XD400U up to XD490U. Thirty-one Mitsubishi model names share this single lamp code.
With this many models sharing one code, the part number printed on your old bulb is a far more reliable check than trying to match the exact projector name. As a bare bulb, VLT-XD400LP fits into your existing housing, whichever of these models it came from.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09463
- Compatibility — 31 projector models
Common questions
How can the same lamp fit thirty-one different Mitsubishi model names?
Mitsubishi built the DX, ES100, MD and XD400 series on a shared platform across several years and rebrands, changing casing and features between models while keeping the lamp itself, VLT-XD400LP, unchanged throughout.
Is the ES100U a different lamp fit from the plain ES100?
No, the U suffix marks a regional variant of the same projector, and both the ES100 and ES100U take the identical bare VLT-XD400LP bulb without any change in fit.
What is the MD-640X, and does it belong to the same family as the XD490?
The MD-640X is Mitsubishi's boardroom-branded name within this same XD400 lamp platform, and yes, it shares the VLT-XD400LP bulb with the XD490 and XD490U as well.
Does the DS-327 really take the same bulb as models numbered in the 400s and 500s, like the XD480U?
Yes, despite the very different model number the DS-327 sits on the same underlying lamp platform as the DX, ES100 and XD400 through XD490 ranges, all sharing VLT-XD400LP.
My old lamp doesn't show a model name I recognise from this list — what should I do?
Check the part number printed directly on the old bulb or its housing instead of the projector's model name. If it reads VLT-XD400LP, it is the correct replacement regardless of which of these thirty-one models it came from.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How can the same lamp fit thirty-one different Mitsubishi model names?
Mitsubishi built the DX, ES100, MD and XD400 series on a shared platform across several years and rebrands, changing casing and features between models while keeping the lamp itself, VLT-XD400LP, unchanged throughout.
Is the ES100U a different lamp fit from the plain ES100?
No, the U suffix marks a regional variant of the same projector, and both the ES100 and ES100U take the identical bare VLT-XD400LP bulb without any change in fit.
What is the MD-640X, and does it belong to the same family as the XD490?
The MD-640X is Mitsubishi's boardroom-branded name within this same XD400 lamp platform, and yes, it shares the VLT-XD400LP bulb with the XD490 and XD490U as well.
Does the DS-327 really take the same bulb as models numbered in the 400s and 500s, like the XD480U?
Yes, despite the very different model number the DS-327 sits on the same underlying lamp platform as the DX, ES100 and XD400 through XD490 ranges, all sharing VLT-XD400LP.
My old lamp doesn't show a model name I recognise from this list — what should I do?
Check the part number printed directly on the old bulb or its housing instead of the projector's model name. If it reads VLT-XD400LP, it is the correct replacement regardless of which of these thirty-one models it came from.
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.
