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ELPLP22 bare projector lamp
Fits 19 projector models from Epson.
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Nineteen Epson projectors in the EMP-7800, EMP-7850, EMP-7900 and EMP-7950 range, along with their Powerlite equivalents, use the ELPLP22 lamp. It is a 250 watt bulb rated for 2000 hours, sold bare so it fits inside the housing your projector already has.
Because it is bare, the old bulb needs to come out of its existing housing before the new ELPLP22 goes in. Epson has also listed this part as V11H119020, V11H120020, V11H170920 and V13H010L22 at different times, so check any of these against your old lamp before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09063
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
Why does ELPLP22 have four alternative part numbers?
Epson has revised the packaging code for this lamp several times over its life, resulting in V11H119020, V11H120020, V11H170920 and V13H010L22 alongside ELPLP22. All of them refer to the same 250 watt lamp.
Will this lamp fit my Powerlite 7900NL?
Yes, the Powerlite 7900NL is one of the nineteen listed models, alongside the EMP-7900NL, EMP-7950 and EMP-7950NL. NL variants typically ship without a lamp fitted, so this bare lamp is exactly what they need.
Will my EMP-7800's cage be reused when fitting the ELPLP22?
Yes. ELPLP22 is a bare lamp, meaning the bulb only, so you will need to keep the housing from your existing lamp and transfer the new bulb into it.
What should I check before ordering a bare lamp like this?
Confirm your projector model is on the compatible list and check the part number printed on your old lamp against ELPLP22 or its alternative codes, since bare lamps must match the housing exactly.
How do I reset the lamp hour counter?
After fitting the new bulb, use your projector's menu system to reset the lamp usage hours, usually found under a maintenance or lamp settings option, so tracking restarts at zero.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does ELPLP22 have four alternative part numbers?
Epson has revised the packaging code for this lamp several times over its life, resulting in V11H119020, V11H120020, V11H170920 and V13H010L22 alongside ELPLP22. All of them refer to the same 250 watt lamp.
Will this lamp fit my Powerlite 7900NL?
Yes, the Powerlite 7900NL is one of the nineteen listed models, alongside the EMP-7900NL, EMP-7950 and EMP-7950NL. NL variants typically ship without a lamp fitted, so this bare lamp is exactly what they need.
Will my EMP-7800's cage be reused when fitting the ELPLP22?
Yes. ELPLP22 is a bare lamp, meaning the bulb only, so you will need to keep the housing from your existing lamp and transfer the new bulb into it.
What should I check before ordering a bare lamp like this?
Confirm your projector model is on the compatible list and check the part number printed on your old lamp against ELPLP22 or its alternative codes, since bare lamps must match the housing exactly.
How do I reset the lamp hour counter?
After fitting the new bulb, use your projector's menu system to reset the lamp usage hours, usually found under a maintenance or lamp settings option, so tracking restarts at zero.
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.
