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ELPLP13 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from A+K · Epson.
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ELPLP13 covers a small, closely related family of eight projectors: the Epson EMP-50, EMP-50C, EMP-70C, ELP-50, ELP-70, Powerlite 50C and 70C, and the A+K EMP-70C. It is a complete 150W module rated to 1500 hours, so the new lamp arrives already seated in its housing.
Epson's own reference for this part is V13H010L13, identical to ELPLP13 in every respect. Because these are older, closely related Epson models, double check the exact suffix on your projector's badge, EMP-50 and EMP-50C are different units, before placing an order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10766
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Is ELPLP13 the same part as V13H010L13?
Yes, V13H010L13 is Epson's own code for this lamp. We list it as ELPLP13; either reference describes the same complete module, so order against whichever number your projector's documentation quotes.
What is the difference between the EMP-50 and EMP-50C?
Both take ELPLP13, but they are separate model listings from Epson, so it is worth confirming the exact badge on your projector rather than assuming the plain and 'C' versions are interchangeable in every other respect.
Will I need to reuse my old Epson cage with the ELPLP13?
No. ELPLP13 is a complete module with bulb and housing together, so there is no separate housing to source or reuse. Fitting it is a case of swapping out the old unit for the new one.
How long should ELPLP13 last before replacement?
It carries a 1500-hour rating at 150W. As that figure approaches, expect a gradual dimming of the projected image before the lamp eventually needs replacing.
Can I order ELPLP13 for an A+K projector?
Yes, it is listed for the A+K EMP-70C as well as the equivalent Epson models, since A+K sold this projector chassis under its own branding.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is ELPLP13 the same part as V13H010L13?
Yes, V13H010L13 is Epson's own code for this lamp. We list it as ELPLP13; either reference describes the same complete module, so order against whichever number your projector's documentation quotes.
What is the difference between the EMP-50 and EMP-50C?
Both take ELPLP13, but they are separate model listings from Epson, so it is worth confirming the exact badge on your projector rather than assuming the plain and 'C' versions are interchangeable in every other respect.
Will I need to reuse my old Epson cage with the ELPLP13?
No. ELPLP13 is a complete module with bulb and housing together, so there is no separate housing to source or reuse. Fitting it is a case of swapping out the old unit for the new one.
How long should ELPLP13 last before replacement?
It carries a 1500-hour rating at 150W. As that figure approaches, expect a gradual dimming of the projected image before the lamp eventually needs replacing.
Can I order ELPLP13 for an A+K projector?
Yes, it is listed for the A+K EMP-70C as well as the equivalent Epson models, since A+K sold this projector chassis under its own branding.
Other A+K 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.
