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ELPLP06 projector lamp with module
Fits 18 projector models from Boxlight · Epson · Infocus.
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ELPLP06 is a housed lamp for eighteen projectors, mostly from Epson's ELP and EMP ranges and Powerlite series, including the Epson EMP-5500C, EMP-7550, Powerlite 5550C and Powerlite 7500C, plus the Boxlight MP-355m and Infocus LP755. It runs at 120 watts with a 2000-hour rating and fits as one complete unit.
This lamp is also known as ELPLP07, V13H010L06, V13H010L07 and SP-LAMP-LP755, the last of these being the code used specifically for the Infocus LP755. Check whichever code appears on your old lamp against this list, since Epson, Boxlight and Infocus have each labelled the same bulb differently.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08519
- Compatibility — 18 projector models
Common questions
Does the Infocus LP755 use the same lamp as the Epson EMP range?
Yes, the Infocus LP755 takes ELPLP06, though it is also listed under the code SP-LAMP-LP755 specifically for that model. Epson's EMP, ELP and Powerlite ranges share the same lamp.
What is the difference between ELPLP06 and ELPLP07?
Both codes refer to the same lamp as far as this listing covers, alongside V13H010L06 and V13H010L07. Any of these four numbers on your old lamp confirms a match.
Does the Boxlight MP-355m share this lamp with Epson models?
Yes, the Boxlight MP-355m is listed against ELPLP06 alongside sixteen Epson-branded projectors and the Infocus LP755, reflecting shared hardware across these three brands and their overlapping ELP, EMP and Powerlite ranges.
Does ELPLP06 arrive as a ready-fitted module?
Yes, this listing is the module version, with the bulb pre-fitted into its housing, ready to be installed as a single unit rather than into an existing housing.
How do I know which of the eighteen projectors applies to me?
Check your projector's model plate against the Epson EMP, ELP or Powerlite number, the Boxlight MP-355m, or the Infocus LP755, and compare it with the code on your old lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the Infocus LP755 use the same lamp as the Epson EMP range?
Yes, the Infocus LP755 takes ELPLP06, though it is also listed under the code SP-LAMP-LP755 specifically for that model. Epson's EMP, ELP and Powerlite ranges share the same lamp.
What is the difference between ELPLP06 and ELPLP07?
Both codes refer to the same lamp as far as this listing covers, alongside V13H010L06 and V13H010L07. Any of these four numbers on your old lamp confirms a match.
Does the Boxlight MP-355m share this lamp with Epson models?
Yes, the Boxlight MP-355m is listed against ELPLP06 alongside sixteen Epson-branded projectors and the Infocus LP755, reflecting shared hardware across these three brands and their overlapping ELP, EMP and Powerlite ranges.
Does ELPLP06 arrive as a ready-fitted module?
Yes, this listing is the module version, with the bulb pre-fitted into its housing, ready to be installed as a single unit rather than into an existing housing.
How do I know which of the eighteen projectors applies to me?
Check your projector's model plate against the Epson EMP, ELP or Powerlite number, the Boxlight MP-355m, or the Infocus LP755, and compare it with the code on your old lamp.
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.
