Sony
Sony LMP-P201 OEM Lamp Housing Jaspertronics 1 Year Support DLP Replacement Lamp
Replacement lamp and housing for Sony projectors with one year support
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9990
- OEM lamp and housing fits Sony projectors
- One-year Jaspertronics support backs the replacement
- New condition ensures full brightness from install
- Part number LMP-P201-OM matches original spec
- Lightweight 0.9990 unit simplifies ceiling mounting
Sony LMP-P201 OEM Lamp Housing
This new OEM lamp and housing assembly replaces the LMP-P201 module in compatible Sony DLP projectors. It ships in retail packaging and includes a one-year Jaspertronics support warranty. The unit weighs 0.9990 kg and is ready for immediate installation.
Ideal for owners restoring projector brightness
This replacement suits anyone whose Sony projector requires the LMP-P201 part code. It is not for buyers who need a bare bulb without the housing, nor for technicians servicing projector models that use a different lamp designation.
Part number LMP-P201 confirms fit
The decisive specification is the manufacturer part number LMP-P201 printed on the module and the original projector documentation. Matching this code ensures the housing aligns correctly and the lamp strikes reliably.
Highlights
- OEM lamp and housing fits Sony projectors
- One-year Jaspertronics support backs the replacement
- New condition ensures full brightness from install
- Part number LMP-P201-OM matches original spec
- Lightweight 0.9990 unit simplifies ceiling mounting
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | LMP-P201-OM |
| Part Number | LMP-P201-OM |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9990 |
Questions about this item
Which LMP-P201 variant should I choose for my Sony projector?
The listing covers a single LMP-P201-OM lamp-and-housing assembly supplied in retail packaging, so no alternative versions or capacities are offered.
What does the 201 model code tell me about brightness or lamp life once installed?
The 201 code identifies the lamp design for compatible Sony projectors; actual brightness and runtime depend on the projector model and its lamp-mode settings.
Does the LMP-P201 use a standard projector-lamp interface that limits power or ignition voltage?
It connects through the projector’s proprietary lamp connector, and the projector’s ballast governs the ignition voltage and operating power.
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