Sanyo
Sanyo POA-LMP27 DLP replacement lamp
A complete lamp-and-housing module with a genuine AL bulb inside, built for compatible Sanyo projectors and covered for 90 days
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9900
- Genuine AL bulb inside for reliable brightness
- Lamp and housing module enables quick installation
- Compatible with Sanyo POA-LMP27 projectors
- 90 day warranty provides purchase confidence
- Lightweight design at 0.9900 kg for easy handling
Compatible replacement lamp
The POA-LMP27 module fits Sanyo projectors that specify this part code. It arrives as a complete lamp-and-housing assembly so no separate installation of the bare bulb is required. The unit is new and backed by a 90 day warranty from the lamp supplier. It is intended for owners who need a direct swap without modification.
Low thermal impact
The lamp operates within the thermal envelope designed for the original projector cooling system. Power draw matches the factory specification so the existing fan profile remains unchanged. No additional noise is introduced beyond the normal projector acoustics. The housing weighs .9900 kg and fits the original mount points.
Steady output under load
During extended projection sessions the lamp maintains consistent brightness without the flicker that can appear in aged units. The genuine AL bulb inside is rated for the full duty cycle the projector expects. Colour stability holds across long presentations or film marathons. The module is not suited for users who require a higher lumen rating than the original design.
Highlights
- Genuine AL bulb inside for reliable brightness
- Lamp and housing module enables quick installation
- Compatible with Sanyo POA-LMP27 projectors
- 90 day warranty provides purchase confidence
- Lightweight design at 0.9900 kg for easy handling
Specifications
| Brand | Advanced Lamps |
|---|---|
| Model | POA-LMP27-A |
| Part Number | POA-LMP27-A |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9900 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the POA-LMP27 lamp and housing into my Sanyo projector, and which step do people often get wrong?
Power off and unplug the projector, let it cool completely, remove the lamp cover screws, slide out the old module, insert the new housing until it clicks firmly into the connector, replace the cover, then reset the lamp timer in the menu — the step most often missed is the timer reset, which leaves the warning light on.
What maintenance or replacement will the POA-LMP27 need later?
The lamp is a consumable; after its rated hours the brightness drops and the projector will prompt for replacement — simply purchase a new POA-LMP27 module and repeat the same installation steps.
What limit shows up first during sustained use of the POA-LMP27?
The 90-day warranty period is the first fixed limit; after that the lamp continues to operate until its brightness degrades to the point where the projector indicates a replacement is needed.
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