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VLT-XL6600LP projector lamp with module
Fits 20 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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Twenty Mitsubishi projectors, spanning the FL6500U through FL7000U and the parallel XL6500/XL6600 naming, run on the same 300-watt lamp sold complete as VLT-XL6600LP. This large-venue family also includes the HD8000, LW-7700 and the LX-7350LS/LX-7850LS pair. Supplied as a full module with housing included, it carries a 3,000-hour rated life.
With twenty model names covering this lamp, from FL6900U to LVP-WL6700, it's worth confirming the exact designation on your projector's rating plate rather than assuming compatibility from a similar-sounding name. The module version means you don't need to check your old housing's condition, since a new one is fitted to the bulb already.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09477
- Compatibility — 20 projector models
Common questions
Does LF-8300 use the same lamp as XL6600?
Yes, LF-8300 is one of twenty model names — including FL6500U, FL7000U, HD8000 and LW-7700 — that share this lamp platform. VLT-XL6600LP fits any projector carrying one of these designations.
What's the difference between LX-7350LS and LX-7850LS?
Both are part of the same twenty-model range built around VLT-XL6600LP, and Mitsubishi used the LS suffix for particular configurations within that family. Either designation on your projector points to this same 300-watt lamp.
Why does this lamp only last 3,000 hours at 300 watts?
Rated life reflects the balance between brightness and longevity that Mitsubishi set for this large-venue platform. Higher-output lamps like this one, built for bigger screens and brighter rooms, are commonly rated in a similar range.
Is the module heavier or harder to fit than a bare lamp?
It's generally no harder — the module is a self-contained unit that slots into the lamp bay, so there's no need to open a separate housing or transfer the bulb between parts.
How do I find my exact model among the FL6000/XL6000 names?
Check the rating label on the underside or rear of the projector for the precise model code, then match it against the compatibility list for VLT-XL6600LP. Several of these twenty names look similar but differ by a digit or suffix.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does LF-8300 use the same lamp as XL6600?
Yes, LF-8300 is one of twenty model names — including FL6500U, FL7000U, HD8000 and LW-7700 — that share this lamp platform. VLT-XL6600LP fits any projector carrying one of these designations.
What's the difference between LX-7350LS and LX-7850LS?
Both are part of the same twenty-model range built around VLT-XL6600LP, and Mitsubishi used the LS suffix for particular configurations within that family. Either designation on your projector points to this same 300-watt lamp.
Why does this lamp only last 3,000 hours at 300 watts?
Rated life reflects the balance between brightness and longevity that Mitsubishi set for this large-venue platform. Higher-output lamps like this one, built for bigger screens and brighter rooms, are commonly rated in a similar range.
Is the module heavier or harder to fit than a bare lamp?
It's generally no harder — the module is a self-contained unit that slots into the lamp bay, so there's no need to open a separate housing or transfer the bulb between parts.
How do I find my exact model among the FL6000/XL6000 names?
Check the rating label on the underside or rear of the projector for the precise model code, then match it against the compatibility list for VLT-XL6600LP. Several of these twenty names look similar but differ by a digit or 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.
