GENUINE OEM INSIDEVLT-XL6600LP bare projector lamp for Mitsubishi projectors
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VLT-XL6600LP bare projector lamp

Fits 19 projector models from Mitsubishi.

SKU LA-09476 · MPN VLT-XL6600LP · 300 W · 3,000 h

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Nineteen Mitsubishi projectors, spread across the FL, WL, XL and LX ranges, share the VLT-XL6600LP bare bulb, a 300 watt lamp rated for 3,000 hours. The list runs from the FL6500U and FL6600U through the HD8000, LF-8300, LW-7700, LX-7350LS and LX-7850LS to the WL6700 and XL6500/XL6600 pairs.

Given how many models take this bulb, it is worth double-checking the part number on your existing lamp against VLT-XL6600LP rather than relying on the projector name alone, since some of these nineteen models look unrelated at a glance. Fit the bulb into your current housing once removed.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 300 W
  • Rated life — 3,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-09476
  • Compatibility — 19 projector models

Common questions

How can nineteen different Mitsubishi projectors use the same lamp?
Mitsubishi rebadged the same internal hardware under several model families over the years, including the FL, WL, XL, LX and LF ranges, so despite the different names, the lamp specification behind VLT-XL6600LP stayed the same.

Is VLT-XL6600LP a bare bulb or a full module?
It is a bare bulb. You keep the housing from your current lamp and fit this replacement bulb into it once the spent one has been removed and allowed to cool.

What power draw and lifespan does the VLT-XL6600LP offer?
VLT-XL6600LP is a 300 watt bulb rated for 3,000 hours. Those figures apply across every model it is listed for, from the FL6500U to the LX-7850LS.

My projector is an LF-8300, does this lamp really fit?
Yes, the LF-8300 is one of the models listed against VLT-XL6600LP, alongside the FL, WL, XL and LX series, since it shares the same lamp specification despite the different naming.

Why does this listing use a generic image rather than a photo of the lamp?
We do not have a confirmed product photograph for this specific listing, so a generic placeholder is shown instead. The part number and compatibility list remain accurate regardless of the image used.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE300 W
RATED LIFE3,000 h
SKULA-09476
COMPATIBILITY19 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

How can nineteen different Mitsubishi projectors use the same lamp?

Mitsubishi rebadged the same internal hardware under several model families over the years, including the FL, WL, XL, LX and LF ranges, so despite the different names, the lamp specification behind VLT-XL6600LP stayed the same.

Is VLT-XL6600LP a bare bulb or a full module?

It is a bare bulb. You keep the housing from your current lamp and fit this replacement bulb into it once the spent one has been removed and allowed to cool.

What power draw and lifespan does the VLT-XL6600LP offer?

VLT-XL6600LP is a 300 watt bulb rated for 3,000 hours. Those figures apply across every model it is listed for, from the FL6500U to the LX-7850LS.

My projector is an LF-8300, does this lamp really fit?

Yes, the LF-8300 is one of the models listed against VLT-XL6600LP, alongside the FL, WL, XL and LX series, since it shares the same lamp specification despite the different naming.

Why does this listing use a generic image rather than a photo of the lamp?

We do not have a confirmed product photograph for this specific listing, so a generic placeholder is shown instead. The part number and compatibility list remain accurate regardless of the image used.