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ELPLP14 projector lamp with module
Fits 28 projector models from A+K · Epson.
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Twenty-eight Epson and A+K projectors take this lamp, from the EMP-503 through to the Powerlite 715C. ELPLP14 arrives as a complete module, bulb and housing together, at 150W and rated to 1000 hours, so fitting it is a case of removing the old unit and dropping the new one in its place.
Epson also sold this lamp as V13H010L14, so if your projector's manual or a previous invoice quotes that code, it is the same part. Because ELPLP14 is a full module rather than a bare bulb, there is no need to salvage or reuse the old housing once it is replaced.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-07866
- Compatibility — 28 projector models
Common questions
Is ELPLP14 the same as V13H010L14?
Yes. V13H010L14 is Epson's own code for the same lamp we list as ELPLP14. Either number refers to the identical module, so you can order against whichever code your projector documentation shows.
Does ELPLP14 include the housing?
Yes, it is sold as a complete module with the bulb already fitted into its housing, so you replace the whole unit rather than transferring a bare bulb into an existing housing.
Which Epson series does this lamp cover?
It fits the Epson EMP, ELP and Powerlite 500 and 700 series, including the 503, 505, 703, 713 and 715 models and their C variants, plus the related A+K EMP-505 and EMP-715.
How do I know when to replace the lamp?
ELPLP14 is rated to 1000 hours. Once your projector approaches that figure, image brightness typically starts to drop, and most models will also show a lamp warning in the on-screen menu.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting a new module?
Check your projector's menu for a lamp timer reset option once the new ELPLP14 is installed, so the on-screen hours count restarts from zero rather than carrying over from the old lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is ELPLP14 the same as V13H010L14?
Yes. V13H010L14 is Epson's own code for the same lamp we list as ELPLP14. Either number refers to the identical module, so you can order against whichever code your projector documentation shows.
Does ELPLP14 include the housing?
Yes, it is sold as a complete module with the bulb already fitted into its housing, so you replace the whole unit rather than transferring a bare bulb into an existing housing.
Which Epson series does this lamp cover?
It fits the Epson EMP, ELP and Powerlite 500 and 700 series, including the 503, 505, 703, 713 and 715 models and their C variants, plus the related A+K EMP-505 and EMP-715.
How do I know when to replace the lamp?
ELPLP14 is rated to 1000 hours. Once your projector approaches that figure, image brightness typically starts to drop, and most models will also show a lamp warning in the on-screen menu.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting a new module?
Check your projector's menu for a lamp timer reset option once the new ELPLP14 is installed, so the on-screen hours count restarts from zero rather than carrying over from the old lamp.
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.
