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VLT-XD90LP projector lamp with module
Fits 1 projector model from Mitsubishi.
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Unlike many Mitsubishi lamps shared across a dozen or more badge variants, VLT-XD90LP is specific to a single projector, the XD90U. At 132 watts it draws notably less power than most lamps in this range, and it carries a 2,000-hour rated life. This listing is the complete module, with the bulb pre-fitted into its housing.
Because only one model uses this lamp, there's little ambiguity when ordering — if your projector is a Mitsubishi XD90U, VLT-XD90LP is the correct part without needing to cross-check a long compatibility list. As a module it arrives ready to fit, so you don't need to inspect or reuse the housing from your existing lamp.
At a glance
- Wattage — 132 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09575
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp only fit one projector model?
Some of Mitsubishi's projector lines share a lamp platform across many rebadged variants, while others, like the XD90U, use a lamp built specifically for that model. VLT-XD90LP isn't used in any other Mitsubishi projector in our records.
Is 132 watts unusually low for a projector lamp?
It's on the lower end compared with many lamps in this catalogue, several of which run at 200 watts or more. Lower wattage generally suits smaller or more compact projector designs like the XD90U.
Does the module include the housing for the XD90U?
Yes, this listing is the complete assembly — the 132-watt bulb is already fitted into its housing and cage, so it installs as a single unit rather than requiring you to reuse your existing housing.
Why is a generic image used instead of an actual photo?
No dedicated product photograph is currently available for this specific lamp, so a general image represents the listing instead. The details given — 132 watts, module with housing, 2,000-hour rating — apply to the part you'll receive.
How do I reset the lamp counter on an XD90U?
Check the on-screen menu for a lamp or maintenance section after fitting VLT-XD90LP, where a reset-lamp-hours option is usually available. Refer to your XD90U manual for the exact menu path, since layouts vary between firmware versions.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this lamp only fit one projector model?
Some of Mitsubishi's projector lines share a lamp platform across many rebadged variants, while others, like the XD90U, use a lamp built specifically for that model. VLT-XD90LP isn't used in any other Mitsubishi projector in our records.
Is 132 watts unusually low for a projector lamp?
It's on the lower end compared with many lamps in this catalogue, several of which run at 200 watts or more. Lower wattage generally suits smaller or more compact projector designs like the XD90U.
Does the module include the housing for the XD90U?
Yes, this listing is the complete assembly — the 132-watt bulb is already fitted into its housing and cage, so it installs as a single unit rather than requiring you to reuse your existing housing.
Why is a generic image used instead of an actual photo?
No dedicated product photograph is currently available for this specific lamp, so a general image represents the listing instead. The details given — 132 watts, module with housing, 2,000-hour rating — apply to the part you'll receive.
How do I reset the lamp counter on an XD90U?
Check the on-screen menu for a lamp or maintenance section after fitting VLT-XD90LP, where a reset-lamp-hours option is usually available. Refer to your XD90U manual for the exact menu path, since layouts vary between firmware versions.
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.
