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ELPLP06 bare projector lamp
Fits 18 projector models from Boxlight · Epson · Infocus.
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The ELPLP06 is a 120-watt bare lamp rated at 2,000 hours, built to replace the bulb inside Epson's EMP and Powerlite 5500 and 7500 series projectors. The same lamp also serves the Boxlight MP-355m and the Infocus LP755, since these machines share Epson's original optical engine and lamp cavity.
This lamp is also listed as ELPLP07, V13H010L06, V13H010L07 and SP-LAMP-LP755, all codes for the identical part, so match whichever appears on your old lamp or projector label. As a bare lamp it has no housing, so it is designed to go back into your existing cage rather than replace it outright.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08518
- Compatibility — 18 projector models
Common questions
Will this lamp work if my projector is an Epson Powerlite rather than an EMP model?
Yes. Epson sold the same hardware under both the EMP and Powerlite names in different regions, and the ELPLP06 fits both the 5500 and 7500 series regardless of which badge is on the case.
Why are there five different part numbers listed for one lamp?
Epson revised the code over time and other brands reissued it under their own numbering, but ELPLP06, ELPLP07, V13H010L06, V13H010L07 and SP-LAMP-LP755 all refer to the same bulb and fit the same range of projectors.
Does this bare lamp include the housing my projector already uses?
No, this listing is for the bulb only. It is designed to be fitted into the housing already inside your projector, so keep that housing when you remove the old lamp.
How do I check this is the correct lamp before I order?
Compare the part number on your existing lamp or on a label inside the lamp door with ELPLP06 or any of its alternative codes, and confirm your projector model appears in the compatibility list above.
Is there anything to be careful of when removing the old lamp?
Let the projector cool fully after it has been switched off, since the lamp and its surrounding metalwork stay hot for some time, and avoid touching the new bulb's glass with bare fingers.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Will this lamp work if my projector is an Epson Powerlite rather than an EMP model?
Yes. Epson sold the same hardware under both the EMP and Powerlite names in different regions, and the ELPLP06 fits both the 5500 and 7500 series regardless of which badge is on the case.
Why are there five different part numbers listed for one lamp?
Epson revised the code over time and other brands reissued it under their own numbering, but ELPLP06, ELPLP07, V13H010L06, V13H010L07 and SP-LAMP-LP755 all refer to the same bulb and fit the same range of projectors.
Does this bare lamp include the housing my projector already uses?
No, this listing is for the bulb only. It is designed to be fitted into the housing already inside your projector, so keep that housing when you remove the old lamp.
How do I check this is the correct lamp before I order?
Compare the part number on your existing lamp or on a label inside the lamp door with ELPLP06 or any of its alternative codes, and confirm your projector model appears in the compatibility list above.
Is there anything to be careful of when removing the old lamp?
Let the projector cool fully after it has been switched off, since the lamp and its surrounding metalwork stay hot for some time, and avoid touching the new bulb's glass with bare fingers.
Other Boxlight 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.
