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ELPLP04 projector lamp with housing module
Fits 4 projector models from Epson.
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Four Epson projectors take the ELPLP04 lamp: the EMP-5100, EMP-7100, PowerLite 5100 and PowerLite 7100. It comes as a complete module, bulb and housing fitted together, so replacement is a matter of removing the old unit and fitting this one in its place.
This lamp is also catalogued as V13H010L04, which is the same part under Epson's alternative numbering. As these are older projectors, it is worth confirming the exact model printed on the unit's case, since PowerLite and EMP naming was often used for the same hardware sold in different regions.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11475
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Is the PowerLite 5100 the same projector as the EMP-5100?
Epson sold closely related hardware under both the EMP and PowerLite names in different regions, and the ELPLP04 lamp is listed for the EMP-5100, EMP-7100, PowerLite 5100 and PowerLite 7100.
Is V13H010L04 the same lamp as ELPLP04?
Yes, V13H010L04 is Epson's alternative code for the same lamp module. Both numbers describe the identical assembly, so if either one appears on your old lamp or in your projector's documentation, this is the correct part to order.
Does the ELPLP04 include a housing?
Yes, it is supplied as a full module with the bulb already fitted into its housing, ready to install. There is no need to transfer parts from your old lamp assembly before fitting this one.
How do I order the right lamp for an older Epson projector?
Check the model number on the projector case or rear panel against the compatible list, since older ranges sometimes reused similar names across different hardware.
What is a genuine lamp module, as opposed to a bare bulb?
A module is the complete assembly — bulb and housing together — built to slot straight into the projector, unlike a bare lamp, which reuses your existing housing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the PowerLite 5100 the same projector as the EMP-5100?
Epson sold closely related hardware under both the EMP and PowerLite names in different regions, and the ELPLP04 lamp is listed for the EMP-5100, EMP-7100, PowerLite 5100 and PowerLite 7100.
Is V13H010L04 the same lamp as ELPLP04?
Yes, V13H010L04 is Epson's alternative code for the same lamp module. Both numbers describe the identical assembly, so if either one appears on your old lamp or in your projector's documentation, this is the correct part to order.
Does the ELPLP04 include a housing?
Yes, it is supplied as a full module with the bulb already fitted into its housing, ready to install. There is no need to transfer parts from your old lamp assembly before fitting this one.
How do I order the right lamp for an older Epson projector?
Check the model number on the projector case or rear panel against the compatible list, since older ranges sometimes reused similar names across different hardware.
What is a genuine lamp module, as opposed to a bare bulb?
A module is the complete assembly — bulb and housing together — built to slot straight into the projector, unlike a bare lamp, which reuses your existing housing.
Other Epson 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.
