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ELPLP05 bare projector lamp

Fits 37 projector models from Ask · Epson · Geha · JVC.

SKU LA-08092 · MPN ELPLP05 · 120 W · 2,000 h

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Four different projector brands built models around the same 120-watt bulb, so the ELPLP05 turns up under Ask, Epson, Geha and JVC badging alike. It is rated for 2000 hours and supplied bare, meaning it fits inside the housing already in your Ask A8, Epson ELP-7300, Geha compact 650 or JVC LX-D1020, among 37 listed models.

This same bulb is also sold as ELPLP09, and both V13H010L05 and V13H010L09 point to it too, so do not be put off if a parts list quotes a different one of those four codes. As a bare lamp it assumes your housing is undamaged; if you are unsure, inspect the reflector for cracks before fitting.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 120 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-08092
  • Compatibility — 37 projector models

Common questions

Why does the same lamp cover Ask, Epson, Geha and JVC projectors?
These brands sold rebadged versions of the same projector chassis, built around an identical optical engine and bulb. The ELPLP05 was the lamp specified for all of them, which is why one product covers four different brand names.

Is ELPLP09 a different lamp from ELPLP05?
No, they are the same lamp listed under two part codes. Different manuals and suppliers settled on different numbering over the years, but both codes describe this identical 120-watt bulb.

My projector is a Geha compact 660+ -- is that covered?
Yes. The compact 660 and 660+ are both listed as compatible, along with the 565, 565+, 650 and 650+ models in the Geha range, so any of these Geha units take this same lamp.

Should I choose bare or a lamp with module for my Ask A9+?
Choose bare if the housing currently in your projector is undamaged and you only need a fresh bulb. If the housing itself is cracked, discoloured or the fitting has failed, a version with a new module is the safer choice.

What should I check before fitting this lamp myself?
Let the projector cool fully and unplug it first, then handle the bulb by its housing edges rather than the glass, since skin oils can shorten its life. Confirm the lamp door is fully seated before powering the unit back on.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE120 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-08092
COMPATIBILITY37 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Why does the same lamp cover Ask, Epson, Geha and JVC projectors?

These brands sold rebadged versions of the same projector chassis, built around an identical optical engine and bulb. The ELPLP05 was the lamp specified for all of them, which is why one product covers four different brand names.

Is ELPLP09 a different lamp from ELPLP05?

No, they are the same lamp listed under two part codes. Different manuals and suppliers settled on different numbering over the years, but both codes describe this identical 120-watt bulb.

My projector is a Geha compact 660+ -- is that covered?

Yes. The compact 660 and 660+ are both listed as compatible, along with the 565, 565+, 650 and 650+ models in the Geha range, so any of these Geha units take this same lamp.

Should I choose bare or a lamp with module for my Ask A9+?

Choose bare if the housing currently in your projector is undamaged and you only need a fresh bulb. If the housing itself is cracked, discoloured or the fitting has failed, a version with a new module is the safer choice.

What should I check before fitting this lamp myself?

Let the projector cool fully and unplug it first, then handle the bulb by its housing edges rather than the glass, since skin oils can shorten its life. Confirm the lamp door is fully seated before powering the unit back on.