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ELPLP29 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Epson.
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Eight Epson projectors share the ELPLP29 lamp, among them the EMP-S1+, EMP-S1h, EMP-S1L, EMP-TW10H, Powerlite Home 10+ and Powerlite S1+. Supplied complete with housing and cage, it runs at 130W and carries a 2,000-hour rated life, ready to fit in place of the original lamp.
This lamp also covers the EMP-S1L and the V11H164020, which is Epson's own model reference rather than a lamp code. If your projector isn't listed by name, check any number printed on its base — Epson sometimes labels these home-cinema models only by a reference number.
At a glance
- Wattage — 130 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09071
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
What does V11H164020 refer to?
It is an Epson model reference, most likely printed on the projector itself, rather than a lamp part code. It is included here because it is associated with a unit that takes the ELPLP29 lamp.
Is the ELPLP29 the same lamp across all eight listed projectors?
Yes, the EMP-S1+, EMP-S1h, EMP-S1L, EMP-TW10H, Powerlite Home 10+, Powerlite S1+, Powerlite S1h and the model referenced as V11H164020 all take this identical lamp and housing.
How do I know if I need the bare bulb instead?
This particular listing is the module, complete with housing. A bare-bulb version would only suit you if your current housing and its retaining clips are undamaged and you are simply replacing the bulb.
Where is the lamp reset option on the Powerlite S1 series?
Look under the projector's Setup or Reset menu on screen, typically named Reset Lamp Timer. Menu layouts vary slightly between the EMP-S1 and Powerlite S1 naming, so check your model's manual if it isn't where expected.
Does 'original' mean this lamp came from Epson?
It means the lamp is supplied to the ELPLP29 specification Epson set for these projectors, not a generic bulb of a different rating. We list it by that same part number for that reason.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does V11H164020 refer to?
It is an Epson model reference, most likely printed on the projector itself, rather than a lamp part code. It is included here because it is associated with a unit that takes the ELPLP29 lamp.
Is the ELPLP29 the same lamp across all eight listed projectors?
Yes, the EMP-S1+, EMP-S1h, EMP-S1L, EMP-TW10H, Powerlite Home 10+, Powerlite S1+, Powerlite S1h and the model referenced as V11H164020 all take this identical lamp and housing.
How do I know if I need the bare bulb instead?
This particular listing is the module, complete with housing. A bare-bulb version would only suit you if your current housing and its retaining clips are undamaged and you are simply replacing the bulb.
Where is the lamp reset option on the Powerlite S1 series?
Look under the projector's Setup or Reset menu on screen, typically named Reset Lamp Timer. Menu layouts vary slightly between the EMP-S1 and Powerlite S1 naming, so check your model's manual if it isn't where expected.
Does 'original' mean this lamp came from Epson?
It means the lamp is supplied to the ELPLP29 specification Epson set for these projectors, not a generic bulb of a different rating. We list it by that same part number for that reason.
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.
