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EC.J0302.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 28 projector models from A+K · Epson · Viewsonic.
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EC.J0302.001 is Epson's module lamp rated at 200 watts and 2,000 hours, supplied with its own housing rather than as a bare bulb. It covers the Epson EMP-600 through EMP-820 and Powerlite equivalents, the A+K EMP-800 and EMP-810, and the Viewsonic PJ402, a projector that is otherwise not listed against the closely related ELPLP15 codes.
The same physical lamp is also sold as ELPLP15 and V13H010L15, so any of the three numbers can be used to confirm this is the correct part for your unit. Because this is a module, it is the option to choose if your projector's housing is cracked or the bulb will not seat properly in the old cage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10902
- Compatibility — 28 projector models
Common questions
Is EC.J0302.001 the same lamp as ELPLP15?
Yes, EC.J0302.001, ELPLP15 and V13H010L15 all describe the same underlying lamp sold under different codes. This listing supplies it as a complete module with housing rather than a bare bulb.
Does this fit the Viewsonic PJ402?
Yes, the Viewsonic PJ402 is listed as compatible with this lamp module alongside the Epson EMP and Powerlite ranges. Check the model printed on your Viewsonic unit to confirm before ordering.
What is the benefit of ordering the module rather than a bare lamp?
A module replaces both the bulb and its housing in one part, which avoids any fitting issues caused by a worn or cracked existing cage. It costs more than a bare bulb but removes the guesswork over whether the old housing is still sound.
How many Epson models use this lamp?
This lamp covers a wide Epson range, including the ELP-600, ELP-800, ELP-810, ELP-811, ELP-820 and their EMP and Powerlite equivalents, alongside the A+K EMP-800 and EMP-810 and the Viewsonic PJ402. Check your model number against the full compatibility list before ordering.
What should I do with the old lamp after replacement?
Handle the old lamp carefully, as projector bulbs can be under pressure even after use, and avoid dropping or crushing it. Dispose of it through a suitable electrical or bulb recycling point rather than general waste.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is EC.J0302.001 the same lamp as ELPLP15?
Yes, EC.J0302.001, ELPLP15 and V13H010L15 all describe the same underlying lamp sold under different codes. This listing supplies it as a complete module with housing rather than a bare bulb.
Does this fit the Viewsonic PJ402?
Yes, the Viewsonic PJ402 is listed as compatible with this lamp module alongside the Epson EMP and Powerlite ranges. Check the model printed on your Viewsonic unit to confirm before ordering.
What is the benefit of ordering the module rather than a bare lamp?
A module replaces both the bulb and its housing in one part, which avoids any fitting issues caused by a worn or cracked existing cage. It costs more than a bare bulb but removes the guesswork over whether the old housing is still sound.
How many Epson models use this lamp?
This lamp covers a wide Epson range, including the ELP-600, ELP-800, ELP-810, ELP-811, ELP-820 and their EMP and Powerlite equivalents, alongside the A+K EMP-800 and EMP-810 and the Viewsonic PJ402. Check your model number against the full compatibility list before ordering.
What should I do with the old lamp after replacement?
Handle the old lamp carefully, as projector bulbs can be under pressure even after use, and avoid dropping or crushing it. Dispose of it through a suitable electrical or bulb recycling point rather than general waste.
Other A+K lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
