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ELPLP22 projector lamp with module
Fits 23 projector models from Epson.
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The EMP-7800, EMP-7850, EMP-7900 and EMP-7950, together with their PowerLite-branded equivalents and NL no-lens variants, run on the ELPLP22 lamp, a 250-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours. It is supplied with its housing built in, covering 23 model listings including the Powerlite 7900PNL and 7950NL.
The P and NL suffixes across this range refer to lens and control-panel variants of the same projector body rather than different lamp requirements, so all of them take this lamp. It is also listed under the code V13H010L22 in some Epson documentation, referring to the same part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09064
- Compatibility — 23 projector models
Common questions
What do the P and NL letters mean on models like the 7900PNL?
These indicate variants of the same projector -- P generally relates to control panel style and NL means no lens included -- but they do not change the lamp fitted. All variants in this family use the ELPLP22.
Is the EMP-7800UG the same lamp as the standard EMP-7800?
Yes, the UG designation is a variant of the EMP-7800 body and is listed as compatible with the same ELPLP22 lamp as the standard model.
How long has this lamp got before I should plan a replacement?
It is rated for 2000 hours. Many users start planning a replacement once the projector's internal hour counter nears that figure, since brightness typically declines as a lamp approaches the end of its rated life.
Can I fit this lamp myself on an EMP-7950NL?
Yes, fitting is generally straightforward: power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, open the lamp compartment, and replace the module. No specialist tools are usually required.
Why does this listing mention V13H010L22?
V13H010L22 is an alternative code for this same lamp, sometimes used in Epson's own documentation instead of ELPLP22. Either code refers to the identical 250-watt part.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What do the P and NL letters mean on models like the 7900PNL?
These indicate variants of the same projector -- P generally relates to control panel style and NL means no lens included -- but they do not change the lamp fitted. All variants in this family use the ELPLP22.
Is the EMP-7800UG the same lamp as the standard EMP-7800?
Yes, the UG designation is a variant of the EMP-7800 body and is listed as compatible with the same ELPLP22 lamp as the standard model.
How long has this lamp got before I should plan a replacement?
It is rated for 2000 hours. Many users start planning a replacement once the projector's internal hour counter nears that figure, since brightness typically declines as a lamp approaches the end of its rated life.
Can I fit this lamp myself on an EMP-7950NL?
Yes, fitting is generally straightforward: power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, open the lamp compartment, and replace the module. No specialist tools are usually required.
Why does this listing mention V13H010L22?
V13H010L22 is an alternative code for this same lamp, sometimes used in Epson's own documentation instead of ELPLP22. Either code refers to the identical 250-watt part.
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.
