Sanyo
Sanyo POA-LMP100 DLP Replacement Lamp & Housing
Replacement lamp and housing module with Philips bulb inside for compatible Sanyo DLP projectors
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9990
- Ready-to-install module restores projector brightness
- Genuine Philips bulb inside delivers reliable light output
- One-year warranty protects your investment
- Lightweight 0.9990 kg unit simplifies ceiling mounting
- 240-day coverage adds extra peace of mind
Compatible Sanyo projector models
The POA-LMP100 lamp and housing module is built as a direct replacement for specific Sanyo projectors. It arrives as a complete assembly so installers can swap the unit without handling a bare bulb.
Philips bulb and thermal behaviour
A genuine Philips bulb sits inside the housing, delivering the light output the projector was designed for. Normal operation follows the thermal profile of the original component, with no additional noise or power draw beyond the projector's own specifications.
Housing integrity and daily handling
The pre-assembled housing protects the bulb from dust and finger oils during installation. Its mechanical fit matches the original latch points, so the module seats securely and maintains alignment through repeated lamp changes.
Highlights
- Ready-to-install module restores projector brightness
- Genuine Philips bulb inside delivers reliable light output
- One-year warranty protects your investment
- Lightweight 0.9990 kg unit simplifies ceiling mounting
- 240-day coverage adds extra peace of mind
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | POA-LMP100 |
| Part Number | POA-LMP100 |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9990 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the POA-LMP100 lamp and housing, and what step do people often miss?
Power off the projector, let it cool completely, remove the old lamp module by unscrewing the retaining screws, insert the new housing until it seats firmly, secure the screws, then reset the lamp timer in the projector menu — skipping the timer reset is the step most users forget.
What maintenance or replacement will the POA-LMP100 need later?
The lamp module is a consumable; after its rated hours the brightness drops and the projector will indicate replacement. No user-serviceable parts exist inside the housing, so the entire POA-LMP100 module is swapped for a new one.
What limit shows up first during sustained use of the POA-LMP100?
Brightness decay is the first limit; the Philips bulb inside gradually loses output over its rated life, causing dimmer images and eventual projector warnings before any thermal or electrical limit is reached.
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