Sony LMP-D200-A DLP replacement lamp for VPL-DX10, VPL-DX11, VPL-DX15
Replacement lamp and housing fits Sony VPL-DX10, VPL-DX11 and VPL-DX15 projectors
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.99
- Compatible with Sony VPL-DX10, VPL-DX11 and VPL-DX15 projectors
- Ready-to-install lamp and housing module saves replacement time
- Genuine AL Series lamp type ensures reliable projection performance
- Brand-new condition guarantees full rated brightness from first use
- 90-day warranty period provides purchase confidence
Compatible Sony Projector Models
This replacement lamp module fits Sony VPL-DX10, VPL-DX11 and VPL-DX15 projectors. It is supplied as a complete lamp and housing assembly ready for installation. The part is designed to restore brightness when the original lamp reaches end of life.
Build And Installation
The unit weighs 0.9900 and arrives in new condition as an aftermarket component. Because the lamp and housing are integrated, no separate bulb handling is required during replacement. A 90-day warranty covers the module against early failure.
Deciding Specification
The critical figure is the LMP-D200-A part code, which confirms exact compatibility with the three listed Sony models. Buyers whose projector uses a different lamp code cannot use this module.
How it compares
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- Price $42.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Advanced Lamps |
| Model name | LMP-D200-A |
| Part number | LMP-D200-A |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
Which Sony projector models does the LMP-D200-A lamp and housing fit?
The LMP-D200-A lamp and housing is compatible with Sony VPL-DX10, VPL-DX11 and VPL-DX15 projectors.
What physical form does the replacement module take?
The product is supplied as a complete lamp-and-housing module weighing 0.9900 units, ready to slide into the projector's lamp compartment.
How is the lamp module installed and what step is often missed?
Power off and unplug the projector, allow it to cool, remove the lamp cover, release the retaining screws, pull out the old module, insert the new LMP-D200-A until it seats firmly, re-tighten the screws, replace the cover, then reset the lamp timer in the projector menu — skipping the timer reset is the common mistake.
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