Sanyo
Sanyo POA-LMP129-A DLP Replacement Lamp & Housing
Complete lamp-and-housing module fits Sanyo LC-XD25 and PLC-XW65 projectors, supplied new with a 90-day warranty
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9920
- Genuine AL Series lamp ensures reliable projection
- Lamp and housing module simplifies installation
- Compatible with Sanyo LC-XD25 and PLC-XW65 projectors
- 90-day warranty provides purchase confidence
- Weighs .9920 kg for easy handling
Compatible Projector Models
This replacement lamp and housing fits Sanyo projectors using part number POA-LMP129. Supported models include the LC-XD25 and PLC-XW65 series. It is designed for education and business users who need a direct-fit module to restore brightness quickly.
Thermal Performance and Power
The lamp operates within the thermal envelope of the original projector design. Normal use maintains stable light output without added fan noise or excess heat. Power draw matches the factory specification for the POA-LMP129 module.
Upgrade Context and Limits
This unit replaces a dim or failed POA-LMP129 lamp in compatible Sanyo projectors. The jump is worthwhile when image brightness has dropped below usable levels for presentations. It does not add new features or increase native resolution beyond the projector's original capability.
Highlights
- Genuine AL Series lamp ensures reliable projection
- Lamp and housing module simplifies installation
- Compatible with Sanyo LC-XD25 and PLC-XW65 projectors
- 90-day warranty provides purchase confidence
- Weighs .9920 kg for easy handling
Specifications
| Brand | Advanced Lamps |
|---|---|
| Model | POA-LMP129-A |
| Part Number | POA-LMP129-A |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9920 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the POA-LMP129-A lamp housing into my Sanyo projector, and what step is often missed?
Power off and unplug the projector, let it cool completely, remove the lamp cover, release the retaining screws, slide the old module out, insert the new housing until it seats firmly, re-tighten the screws, replace the cover, then reset the lamp timer in the menu — skipping the timer reset is the step most people forget.
What maintenance or replacement will the POA-LMP129-A need after the 90-day period?
The lamp itself is a consumable; once brightness drops or the projector signals end of life, you replace the entire lamp-and-housing module again — no separate filter or bulb-only service is specified for this unit.
At what point does the POA-LMP129-A hit its limit during sustained use?
The 90-day warranty period marks the manufacturer's guaranteed performance window; beyond that, light output gradually declines until the projector's lamp-hour counter or dimming alert indicates replacement is needed.
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