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ELPLP19 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Epson.
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This ELPLP19 lamp fits eight of Epson's earlier EMP-series projectors: the EMP-30 in both standard and silver finishes, the EMP-32 and the EMP-52, along with their PowerLite equivalents and the ELP-30(SV) listed separately in some catalogues. No wattage or rated-hours figure is published for this specific lamp in our records, so we have left both fields blank.
Being an older, lower-volume lamp, it is worth double-checking your projector's exact model and finish -- silver or standard -- before ordering, since both are listed but sold as distinct entries in places. The lamp is also referenced as V13H010L19, the same part under Epson's own numbering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09046
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Does the silver EMP-30 use a different lamp from the standard one?
No, both the standard EMP-30 and the EMP-30 (Silver) finish are listed as using this same ELPLP19 lamp; the silver designation refers to the casing colour only.
Why is there no wattage shown for this lamp?
We only publish figures we can confirm for the exact part, and no wattage or lamp-life rating is available for this older lamp in our records. The compatibility and part number details shown are accurate.
Is this an older or more recent lamp compared to others you sell?
It fits Epson's earlier EMP-30, EMP-32 and EMP-52 projectors, which predate many of the EB-series models we also list lamps for. It remains available for anyone still running one of these older units.
What is V13H010L19 in relation to the ELPLP19?
They are the same lamp under two codes; V13H010L19 is Epson's own part number, while ELPLP19 is the code more commonly used in the trade.
Can I still get support fitting a lamp this old myself?
The fitting process is the same as on newer projectors: power down, let the unit cool, open the lamp compartment and swap the module. No special process is needed just because the projector is an older model.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the silver EMP-30 use a different lamp from the standard one?
No, both the standard EMP-30 and the EMP-30 (Silver) finish are listed as using this same ELPLP19 lamp; the silver designation refers to the casing colour only.
Why is there no wattage shown for this lamp?
We only publish figures we can confirm for the exact part, and no wattage or lamp-life rating is available for this older lamp in our records. The compatibility and part number details shown are accurate.
Is this an older or more recent lamp compared to others you sell?
It fits Epson's earlier EMP-30, EMP-32 and EMP-52 projectors, which predate many of the EB-series models we also list lamps for. It remains available for anyone still running one of these older units.
What is V13H010L19 in relation to the ELPLP19?
They are the same lamp under two codes; V13H010L19 is Epson's own part number, while ELPLP19 is the code more commonly used in the trade.
Can I still get support fitting a lamp this old myself?
The fitting process is the same as on newer projectors: power down, let the unit cool, open the lamp compartment and swap the module. No special process is needed just because the projector is an older model.
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.
