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ELPLP21 projector lamp with module
Fits 11 projector models from Epson.
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Eleven Epson projectors around the ELP-53, ELP-73 and EMP-53 and EMP-73 naming take this ELPLP21 lamp, including the + suffix variants and the EMP-73C. It is a 165-watt bulb rated for 1500 hours, supplied complete with its housing so it can be fitted as a single unit.
The + suffix seen on models like the EMP-53+ and Powerlite 53c denotes a revision of the same projector body rather than a change to the lamp needed, so all are covered by this one listing. This lamp is also referenced as V13H010L21 in some documentation.
At a glance
- Wattage — 165 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09050
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
What does the + after EMP-53 mean for the lamp I need?
It marks a revised version of the same projector body. The EMP-53 and EMP-53+ both take the same ELPLP21 lamp, so the + does not change which lamp to order.
Is the Powerlite 53c the same as the EMP-53C listing?
The Powerlite 53c is the regional retail name for the same projector body as the EMP-53C, and both are listed as compatible with this ELPLP21 lamp.
What's the difference between this and an ELPLP18 or ELPLP19 lamp?
These are separate lamp specifications for different Epson projector families; ELPLP21 is specific to the ELP-53, ELP-73 and EMP-53/73 range listed here, and is not interchangeable with lamps designed for other model ranges.
Do I need to do anything special after fitting this in an older projector?
After fitting, reset the lamp hour counter through the projector's on-screen menu if it does not prompt you automatically at the next power-on. Otherwise the process is the same as any other module swap.
How do I confirm V13H010L21 matches this listing?
V13H010L21 is simply Epson's own code for this identical lamp; if your projector's manual or a parts diagram quotes it, this ELPLP21 product is the correct match.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does the + after EMP-53 mean for the lamp I need?
It marks a revised version of the same projector body. The EMP-53 and EMP-53+ both take the same ELPLP21 lamp, so the + does not change which lamp to order.
Is the Powerlite 53c the same as the EMP-53C listing?
The Powerlite 53c is the regional retail name for the same projector body as the EMP-53C, and both are listed as compatible with this ELPLP21 lamp.
What's the difference between this and an ELPLP18 or ELPLP19 lamp?
These are separate lamp specifications for different Epson projector families; ELPLP21 is specific to the ELP-53, ELP-73 and EMP-53/73 range listed here, and is not interchangeable with lamps designed for other model ranges.
Do I need to do anything special after fitting this in an older projector?
After fitting, reset the lamp hour counter through the projector's on-screen menu if it does not prompt you automatically at the next power-on. Otherwise the process is the same as any other module swap.
How do I confirm V13H010L21 matches this listing?
V13H010L21 is simply Epson's own code for this identical lamp; if your projector's manual or a parts diagram quotes it, this ELPLP21 product is the correct match.
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.
