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ELPLP10 projector lamp with module
Fits 16 projector models from Epson.
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Sixteen of Epson's earlier EMP-series projectors, from the EMP-500 to the EMP-710C, run on the ELPLP10 lamp, a 120-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours and supplied here with its housing fitted. This includes the ELP-500 and ELP-700 naming used on some units and the C-suffix colour variants of the 510 and 710 models.
This lamp has more alternative codes than most: ELPLP10B, V13H010L10, V13H010L10B and V13H010L1S all refer to it, likely reflecting minor running changes over its production. Any of these codes found on an old invoice or manual should be treated as this same part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09047
- Compatibility — 16 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have four different alternative codes?
Lamps produced over a long run sometimes pick up minor code variations as manufacturers make small revisions, which is likely why ELPLP10, ELPLP10B, V13H010L10, V13H010L10B and V13H010L1S all describe this part. All are treated as the same lamp for ordering purposes.
Is the EMP-510C a different projector from the EMP-510?
The C suffix denotes a colour or trim variant of the same projector body; both the EMP-510 and EMP-510C are listed as taking this ELPLP10 lamp.
Are these older projectors still worth repairing with a new lamp?
That depends on your own use case, but the lamp itself is a straightforward, complete module regardless of the projector's age, and fitting it follows the same process as on newer models.
What should I check before ordering this lamp for an ELP-700?
Confirm your projector's exact naming -- ELP-700 is listed as compatible alongside the EMP-700 and EMP-710 range, so as long as your unit matches one of those names, this is the correct lamp.
How do I reset the lamp counter on an older EMP-series projector?
The process varies by model, but is usually found within an on-screen setup or maintenance menu after the lamp door is closed. Consult your specific EMP model's manual if the reset option is not obvious.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this lamp have four different alternative codes?
Lamps produced over a long run sometimes pick up minor code variations as manufacturers make small revisions, which is likely why ELPLP10, ELPLP10B, V13H010L10, V13H010L10B and V13H010L1S all describe this part. All are treated as the same lamp for ordering purposes.
Is the EMP-510C a different projector from the EMP-510?
The C suffix denotes a colour or trim variant of the same projector body; both the EMP-510 and EMP-510C are listed as taking this ELPLP10 lamp.
Are these older projectors still worth repairing with a new lamp?
That depends on your own use case, but the lamp itself is a straightforward, complete module regardless of the projector's age, and fitting it follows the same process as on newer models.
What should I check before ordering this lamp for an ELP-700?
Confirm your projector's exact naming -- ELP-700 is listed as compatible alongside the EMP-700 and EMP-710 range, so as long as your unit matches one of those names, this is the correct lamp.
How do I reset the lamp counter on an older EMP-series projector?
The process varies by model, but is usually found within an on-screen setup or maintenance menu after the lamp door is closed. Consult your specific EMP model's manual if the reset option is not obvious.
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.
