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ED-P68-LAMP projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Everest · Kindermann.
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The Everest ED-P68 and Kindermann's KX 5050, KX 5050NL and KX 5050W projectors all take the ED-P68-LAMP module, a 330 watt lamp rated for 2000 hours. Kindermann and Everest have sold what appears to be the same projector platform under their own separate names.
This exact lamp is also listed under the code ELMP14, and a bare version without housing is available separately for anyone who already has a working housing to reuse. Check your old lamp for either code before choosing between the module and bare options.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09087
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between ED-P68-LAMP and ELMP14?
They are the same lamp. ED-P68-LAMP and ELMP14 are two part numbers used across the Everest and Kindermann branding for this identical 330 watt module, depending on which brand sold your unit.
Should I buy the module or the bare lamp version?
Buy the module, which is this listing, if you want the housing included, or choose the bare version if your existing housing is undamaged and you only need a new bulb.
Does the KX 5050NL come with a lamp fitted?
The NL suffix usually indicates the projector ships without a lamp installed, so a KX 5050NL will need this module fitted before it can be used.
Is the Everest ED-P68 the same projector as the Kindermann KX 5050?
They appear to be the same underlying projector sold under two brand names, which is why both use the identical ED-P68-LAMP module rather than two separate lamp specifications.
What life does the ED-P68-LAMP give the Everest or Kindermann units?
It is rated for 2000 hours at 330 watts under standard use, with actual life depending on ventilation and how often the projector is switched on and off.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between ED-P68-LAMP and ELMP14?
They are the same lamp. ED-P68-LAMP and ELMP14 are two part numbers used across the Everest and Kindermann branding for this identical 330 watt module, depending on which brand sold your unit.
Should I buy the module or the bare lamp version?
Buy the module, which is this listing, if you want the housing included, or choose the bare version if your existing housing is undamaged and you only need a new bulb.
Does the KX 5050NL come with a lamp fitted?
The NL suffix usually indicates the projector ships without a lamp installed, so a KX 5050NL will need this module fitted before it can be used.
Is the Everest ED-P68 the same projector as the Kindermann KX 5050?
They appear to be the same underlying projector sold under two brand names, which is why both use the identical ED-P68-LAMP module rather than two separate lamp specifications.
What life does the ED-P68-LAMP give the Everest or Kindermann units?
It is rated for 2000 hours at 330 watts under standard use, with actual life depending on ventilation and how often the projector is switched on and off.
Other Everest 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.
