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VLT-XD560LP bare projector lamp
Fits 29 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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VLT-XD560LP is a 230 watt, 3000 hour bare bulb spanning one of Mitsubishi's largest lamp families, from the GX-660 and GW-665 through to the short-throw WD380-EST and XD365U-EST, and the XD560U itself. Nearly thirty model names across this catalogue share the identical lamp, differing mainly in throw distance and installed features.
With so many model names sharing one code, checking the sticker on your old bulb against VLT-XD560LP is the most reliable way to confirm the fit, rather than relying on the projector's exact model name. As a bare bulb, it fits inside your existing housing without needing a new cage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09545
- Compatibility — 29 projector models
Common questions
What does the EST suffix mean on models like WD380U-EST and XD365U-EST?
EST denotes an ultra-short-throw variant, designed to sit close to the screen, but it does not indicate a different lamp. These models use the same VLT-XD560LP bulb as the standard-throw GX and WD units.
Why do so many different model names, like GH-670 and GW-665, share one lamp code?
Mitsubishi built this range of large-venue and short-throw projectors on a shared lamp platform, changing lens and chassis design between models rather than the lamp itself, which kept VLT-XD560LP consistent across the family.
Is the WD390U-EST M a different lamp fit from the standard WD390U-EST?
No, the M designation marks a minor product variant, and it takes the same VLT-XD560LP bulb as the rest of the WD390 and WD380 short-throw line.
Does the WD570 use the same lamp as the shorter-throw WD380?
Yes, despite the different model number the WD570 and WD570U share the VLT-XD560LP bulb with the WD380 and WD390 ranges, so throw distance does not change the lamp fitted.
How do I check which of these nearly thirty models my projector actually is?
The model name is usually printed on a label on the top or rear of the projector casing. If it appears anywhere in the GX-360 to XD560U range listed for this lamp, VLT-XD560LP is the correct bulb regardless of the exact suffix.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What does the EST suffix mean on models like WD380U-EST and XD365U-EST?
EST denotes an ultra-short-throw variant, designed to sit close to the screen, but it does not indicate a different lamp. These models use the same VLT-XD560LP bulb as the standard-throw GX and WD units.
Why do so many different model names, like GH-670 and GW-665, share one lamp code?
Mitsubishi built this range of large-venue and short-throw projectors on a shared lamp platform, changing lens and chassis design between models rather than the lamp itself, which kept VLT-XD560LP consistent across the family.
Is the WD390U-EST M a different lamp fit from the standard WD390U-EST?
No, the M designation marks a minor product variant, and it takes the same VLT-XD560LP bulb as the rest of the WD390 and WD380 short-throw line.
Does the WD570 use the same lamp as the shorter-throw WD380?
Yes, despite the different model number the WD570 and WD570U share the VLT-XD560LP bulb with the WD380 and WD390 ranges, so throw distance does not change the lamp fitted.
How do I check which of these nearly thirty models my projector actually is?
The model name is usually printed on a label on the top or rear of the projector casing. If it appears anywhere in the GX-360 to XD560U range listed for this lamp, VLT-XD560LP is the correct bulb regardless of the exact suffix.
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.
