Used Sanyo Projector Lens
Used Sanyo Projector Lens units are interchangeable projection optics designed to suit a range of throw distances and installation requirements, with options spanning standard zoom and wide-angle configurations. Available second-hand, these lenses are suited to professional presentations, educational environments and home cinema setups. Browse the current used Sanyo Projector Lens listings below to find the specification that matches your projector.
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Sanyo Projector Lens specifications
| Brand | Sanyo |
| Segment | Video |
| Typical used price | €125 (range €125–€125) |
About the Sanyo Projector Lens
The Sanyo Projector Lens range covers several zoom configurations, including a 1.70-2.89:1 standard zoom lens offering adjustable projection across varying distances, and the XF LNS-W02Z, a wide zoom lens with a 1.35-1.85:1 throw ratio, a focal length range of 52-68mm, a 1.3x power zoom and an aperture of f/2.53-2.95. The LNS-W02Z is designed for compatibility with the Sanyo PLC-9000N projector. A short-throw 0.8:1 option also appears within the range. All are engineered to maintain image clarity and sharpness across different projection setups.
Sanyo Projector Lens — buyer FAQs
What zoom configurations are available for used Sanyo Projector Lenses?
Used Sanyo Projector Lenses appear in several throw configurations. Available options include a 1.70-2.89:1 standard zoom, a 1.35-1.85:1 wide zoom (the XF LNS-W02Z, with a 52-68mm focal length range, 1.3x power zoom and an f/2.53-2.95 aperture), and a 0.8:1 short-throw version. Each suits different installation distances, so confirming the throw ratio against your room dimensions before purchasing is worthwhile.
Which projector is the Sanyo XF LNS-W02Z compatible with?
The Sanyo XF LNS-W02Z is designed for use with the Sanyo PLC-9000N projector. It is a wide zoom lens with a 1.35-1.85:1 throw ratio, a focal length range of 52-68mm and a 1.3x power zoom. Buyers replacing or upgrading optics on a PLC-9000N should verify the model code on the lens barrel before purchasing to ensure a correct fit.
Who made Sanyo projector lenses and are they still in production?
Sanyo was a Japanese electronics manufacturer whose professional projector range, identified by the PLC model prefix, was used extensively in events, rental, staging and installation. Panasonic acquired Sanyo and consolidated the projector business under its own brand, with Sanyo withdrawing from the market in 2012. New Sanyo lenses are no longer manufactured, making the used and second-hand market the primary source for replacements.
What should I check when buying a used Sanyo Projector Lens?
Check that the lens model code matches your projector, as Sanyo lenses are not universally interchangeable across the PLC range. Inspect the optics for scratches, fungus or coating damage, and confirm the zoom mechanism operates smoothly. Some second-hand units are sold for spares or repair rather than direct use, so clarify the condition before buying. Every listing on this page carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; see the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ for full details.
What drives the price of a second-hand Sanyo Projector Lens?
Used Sanyo Projector Lens prices vary according to throw ratio, optical condition and whether the lens is fully functional or sold for spares and repairs. Short-throw and wide-zoom options such as the 0.8:1 or XF LNS-W02Z can command different price points than a standard 1.70-2.89:1 zoom. Whether a flight case or other accessories are included also affects value. Check the live listings on this page for current pricing.
