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ELPLP23 projector lamp with housing module
Fits 6 projector models from Epson.
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Epson's EMP-8300, EMP-8300NL, EMP-8350, EMP-8350NL and the PowerLite 8300 and 8300i all take the ELPLP23, a 320-watt lamp rated at around 2,000 hours. It is a complete module, with the bulb pre-fitted into its housing, matching the original part these installation projectors shipped with.
This lamp is also listed as V13H010L23 in Epson's own documentation. The NL-suffixed EMP models were typically sold without a lens fitted as standard, but the lamp fit is identical across the whole range, so match the base model number when ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 320 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09068
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Does the NL suffix on the EMP-8300NL affect which lamp it needs?
No, the ELPLP23 fits the EMP-8300NL and EMP-8350NL the same way it fits the standard EMP-8300 and EMP-8350, since the NL suffix only refers to the lens being sold separately.
What is the wattage and rated life of the ELPLP23?
It is a 320-watt lamp with a rated life of around 2,000 hours, matching the specification Epson lists across the EMP-8300 and PowerLite 8300 range.
Is V13H010L23 the same lamp as ELPLP23?
Yes, they are the same part under two different Epson reference codes, so either number found on your old lamp or documentation identifies the correct replacement to order.
Does the ELPLP23 fit the PowerLite 8300i?
Yes, along with the standard PowerLite 8300 and the EMP-8300 and EMP-8350 series, all of which share this same lamp and housing assembly listed for this part.
Why do some installation-class lamps cost more than classroom lamps?
Higher-wattage lamps built for larger installation projectors like the EMP-8300 series typically use more powerful bulbs, which are more expensive to produce than smaller classroom lamps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the NL suffix on the EMP-8300NL affect which lamp it needs?
No, the ELPLP23 fits the EMP-8300NL and EMP-8350NL the same way it fits the standard EMP-8300 and EMP-8350, since the NL suffix only refers to the lens being sold separately.
What is the wattage and rated life of the ELPLP23?
It is a 320-watt lamp with a rated life of around 2,000 hours, matching the specification Epson lists across the EMP-8300 and PowerLite 8300 range.
Is V13H010L23 the same lamp as ELPLP23?
Yes, they are the same part under two different Epson reference codes, so either number found on your old lamp or documentation identifies the correct replacement to order.
Does the ELPLP23 fit the PowerLite 8300i?
Yes, along with the standard PowerLite 8300 and the EMP-8300 and EMP-8350 series, all of which share this same lamp and housing assembly listed for this part.
Why do some installation-class lamps cost more than classroom lamps?
Higher-wattage lamps built for larger installation projectors like the EMP-8300 series typically use more powerful bulbs, which are more expensive to produce than smaller classroom lamps.
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.
