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VLT-XL2P projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Mitsubishi · Saville.
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Saville AV rebadged Mitsubishi's XL2 projector for its own TX1200 and TX1500 range, so both brands' machines take the same 150-watt lamp, listed here as VLT-XL2P. It also appears under the codes VLT-XL2LP and AV VLT-XL2LP, three references for one identical lamp. This listing is the complete module, housing included, rated for 2,000 hours.
If your projector is a Saville AV TX1200 or TX1500, don't be put off by the Mitsubishi part number on the box — it is the identical lamp engine sold under a different label. VLT-XL2LP, VLT-XL2P and AV VLT-XL2LP all point to the same product, so search using whichever code appears on your existing lamp or documentation.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09524
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why does my Saville AV TX1200 need a Mitsubishi-coded lamp?
Saville AV sourced its TX1200 and TX1500 projectors from Mitsubishi's XL2 platform and rebadged them, so the internal lamp engine is identical. The part number on the lamp itself may read VLT-XL2LP, VLT-XL2P or AV VLT-XL2LP depending on which batch it came from.
Are VLT-XL2LP and VLT-XL2P the same lamp?
Yes, they're the same product listed under two closely related codes, along with a third variant, AV VLT-XL2LP, used on Saville-branded units. All three refer to one 150-watt module.
Does this include the housing or just the bulb?
This listing is the full module, with the bulb already fitted into its housing and cage, so it installs as a complete unit. You don't need to transfer the bulb out of your old housing.
How many hours should I expect from this lamp?
It carries a 2,000-hour rated life at the standard 150-watt setting. Picture brightness gradually fades as the lamp approaches that figure, so many owners start planning a replacement once hours are well into the upper range.
What is the difference between the XL2 and XL1XU?
The XL1XU and XL2 sit on the same Mitsubishi chassis, alongside the XL2U variant, and all three take VLT-XL2P. The differences between them are largely cosmetic and connectivity-related rather than in the lamp engine itself.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does my Saville AV TX1200 need a Mitsubishi-coded lamp?
Saville AV sourced its TX1200 and TX1500 projectors from Mitsubishi's XL2 platform and rebadged them, so the internal lamp engine is identical. The part number on the lamp itself may read VLT-XL2LP, VLT-XL2P or AV VLT-XL2LP depending on which batch it came from.
Are VLT-XL2LP and VLT-XL2P the same lamp?
Yes, they're the same product listed under two closely related codes, along with a third variant, AV VLT-XL2LP, used on Saville-branded units. All three refer to one 150-watt module.
Does this include the housing or just the bulb?
This listing is the full module, with the bulb already fitted into its housing and cage, so it installs as a complete unit. You don't need to transfer the bulb out of your old housing.
How many hours should I expect from this lamp?
It carries a 2,000-hour rated life at the standard 150-watt setting. Picture brightness gradually fades as the lamp approaches that figure, so many owners start planning a replacement once hours are well into the upper range.
What is the difference between the XL2 and XL1XU?
The XL1XU and XL2 sit on the same Mitsubishi chassis, alongside the XL2U variant, and all three take VLT-XL2P. The differences between them are largely cosmetic and connectivity-related rather than in the lamp engine itself.
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.
