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ELMP14 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Everest · Kindermann.
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ELMP14 is the bare-bulb equivalent of the module sold as ED-P68-LAMP, fitting the Everest ED-P68 and the Kindermann KX 5050, KX 5050NL and KX 5050W. It is a 330 watt lamp rated for 2000 hours, without a housing, so it reuses the housing already in your projector.
Choose this bare option if the housing from your existing lamp is undamaged, since fitting a bare bulb means opening that housing and swapping the lamp inside it. If you would rather not handle the housing yourself, the same lamp is also sold as a complete module under ED-P68-LAMP.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09086
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why would I choose the bare lamp over the module?
A bare lamp like ELMP14 is worth choosing if your existing housing is intact, since it means paying for the bulb only rather than a complete new housing and cage.
Is ELMP14 the same lamp as ED-P68-LAMP?
Yes, they are the identical 330 watt lamp. ELMP14 is sold bare, without housing, while ED-P68-LAMP is the same bulb supplied as a complete module.
Is fitting a bare lamp difficult?
It takes more care than a module swap, since you need to open the existing housing, remove the old bulb and fit the new one, but it does not require special tools.
Will this work in my Kindermann KX 5050W?
Yes, the KX 5050W is one of the four listed projectors, alongside the KX 5050, KX 5050NL and the Everest ED-P68 it shares a platform with.
Should I handle the bulb differently because it has no housing?
Yes, always handle a bare lamp by its base rather than the glass, and avoid touching the bulb surface directly, since oils from skin can shorten its life once powered on.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why would I choose the bare lamp over the module?
A bare lamp like ELMP14 is worth choosing if your existing housing is intact, since it means paying for the bulb only rather than a complete new housing and cage.
Is ELMP14 the same lamp as ED-P68-LAMP?
Yes, they are the identical 330 watt lamp. ELMP14 is sold bare, without housing, while ED-P68-LAMP is the same bulb supplied as a complete module.
Is fitting a bare lamp difficult?
It takes more care than a module swap, since you need to open the existing housing, remove the old bulb and fit the new one, but it does not require special tools.
Will this work in my Kindermann KX 5050W?
Yes, the KX 5050W is one of the four listed projectors, alongside the KX 5050, KX 5050NL and the Everest ED-P68 it shares a platform with.
Should I handle the bulb differently because it has no housing?
Yes, always handle a bare lamp by its base rather than the glass, and avoid touching the bulb surface directly, since oils from skin can shorten its life once powered on.
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.
