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VLT-XD430LP bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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VLT-XD430LP supplies the 230-watt bulb for Mitsubishi's SD430 and XD430 series, including the closely related XD435 and the PM-332x badge variant. As a bare lamp it does not include a housing, so it is intended for projectors where the existing cage and connector are still in working order. Rated life is 2,000 hours across all eight compatible models.
SD430, SD430U, XD430, XD430U, XD435 and XD435U are effectively the same chassis under Mitsubishi's own naming, while PM-332x is a separate rebrand of the same machine — all eight take VLT-XD430LP. Confirm the model number on your projector's base plate before ordering, since visually similar Mitsubishi projectors sometimes use entirely different lamp platforms.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09531
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Does PM-332x use a Mitsubishi lamp?
Yes. PM-332x is a rebadged version of the Mitsubishi XD430/SD430 chassis, and it takes the identical VLT-XD430LP lamp used across the XD430, XD435 and SD430 model names.
What's the difference between XD430 and XD435?
Both share the same VLT-XD430LP lamp and are closely related within Mitsubishi's SD430/XD430 line; the differences between them are outside the lamp itself. If either name appears on your projector, this lamp is the correct match.
Is this lamp sold with a photo of the actual product?
This listing uses a general product image rather than a photograph of this specific lamp. The specification — 230 watts, 2,000-hour rated life, bare bulb without housing — is accurate to the part regardless of the image shown.
How do I fit a bare lamp into my SD430?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then open the lamp access panel, usually secured by one or two screws. Remove the old bulb from the housing, fit the new VLT-XD430LP in its place, and reset the lamp timer afterwards.
What does 'original' mean when it's not a Mitsubishi-branded lamp?
For this listing, VLT-XD430LP is the genuine Mitsubishi part number, so the lamp itself is exactly what Mitsubishi specifies for the SD430 and XD430 series. It isn't a generic or unbranded substitute made to approximate the original spec.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does PM-332x use a Mitsubishi lamp?
Yes. PM-332x is a rebadged version of the Mitsubishi XD430/SD430 chassis, and it takes the identical VLT-XD430LP lamp used across the XD430, XD435 and SD430 model names.
What's the difference between XD430 and XD435?
Both share the same VLT-XD430LP lamp and are closely related within Mitsubishi's SD430/XD430 line; the differences between them are outside the lamp itself. If either name appears on your projector, this lamp is the correct match.
Is this lamp sold with a photo of the actual product?
This listing uses a general product image rather than a photograph of this specific lamp. The specification — 230 watts, 2,000-hour rated life, bare bulb without housing — is accurate to the part regardless of the image shown.
How do I fit a bare lamp into my SD430?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then open the lamp access panel, usually secured by one or two screws. Remove the old bulb from the housing, fit the new VLT-XD430LP in its place, and reset the lamp timer afterwards.
What does 'original' mean when it's not a Mitsubishi-branded lamp?
For this listing, VLT-XD430LP is the genuine Mitsubishi part number, so the lamp itself is exactly what Mitsubishi specifies for the SD430 and XD430 series. It isn't a generic or unbranded substitute made to approximate the original spec.
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.
