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Sony XL-5200 TV Lamp Replacement with Housing

Get your Sony rear projection TV back to full brightness with this XL-5200 replacement lamp and housing assembly.

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Overview

The Sony XL-5200 replacement lamp with housing is designed to restore picture performance to the Sony KDS-55A2020 rear projection television. Over time, projection TV lamps dim and degrade, resulting in washed-out colors, reduced brightness, and eventually complete lamp failure. This replacement unit provides a complete lamp-and-housing assembly, which means there is no need to handle a bare bulb or reuse the old housing — the entire module slides into the TV's lamp compartment as a single piece, making the swap quick and accessible for most users.

Built as an OEM equivalent, this lamp is engineered to match the output specifications of the original factory-installed bulb, aiming to deliver the same brightness, color temperature, and picture clarity. The included housing ensures proper alignment and ventilation within the TV chassis. For owners of the KDS-55A2020 who want to keep their set running rather than invest in a new display, this replacement lamp offers a practical and cost-effective way to get another several thousand hours of viewing out of their existing television.

Key Features

*100% BRAND NEW* High Quality Compatible Lamp

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Includes 90Days Warranty

Specifications

Brand
Sony
Model
XL-5200
Type
Replacement TV Lamp
Compatibility
Sony KDS-55A2020 Rear Projection TV
Housing
Included
Equivalent To
OEM Lamp

Frequently Asked Questions

This XL-5200 lamp is compatible with the Sony KDS-55A2020 rear projection television.
The housing is included, so you get a complete drop-in assembly — no need to transfer your old housing or handle a bare bulb.
It is described as an OEM equivalent, meaning it is designed to match the original lamp's specifications and fit, delivering comparable picture quality and brightness.
Common signs include a noticeably dimmer picture, a reddish or yellowish color shift, the lamp indicator light flashing on the TV, or the TV failing to turn on entirely.
Replacing the lamp is a straightforward process — the housing slides into the lamp compartment on the back of the TV and connects without tools in most cases, following the instructions in the TV's user manual.