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ELPLP31 bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Epson.
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ELPLP31 is the lamp fitted inside eight Epson projectors, including the EMP-830, EMP-835 and their Powerlite equivalents. It is a 200 watt, 2000 hour lamp supplied bare, without a housing, so it is designed to slot into a projector that already holds its original module.
Because this is a bare lamp, you will need to keep the housing from your old ELPLP31 and transfer the new bulb into it, or already have a spare module on hand. Epson also lists this lamp under V11H145020, V11H146020 and V13H010L31, so check your old lamp's box against these codes before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09066
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Is this lamp compatible with the Epson Powerlite 830P?
Yes. ELPLP31 is the correct lamp for the Epson EMP-830, EMP-830P, EMP-835, EMP-835P and their Powerlite 830/830P/835/835P equivalents. All eight models share the same lamp and specification, so one part number covers the full range.
What exactly arrives when the ELPLP31 is listed as bare?
A bare lamp is the bulb and reflector only, with no plastic housing or cage around it. You reuse the housing from your existing lamp, which keeps costs down but means some careful handling is needed during the swap.
Why does this lamp have several part numbers?
Epson has issued this lamp under more than one code over time, including V11H145020, V11H146020 and V13H010L31, alongside ELPLP31 itself. They refer to the same lamp, so any of these numbers on your old unit confirms a match.
How long should the 2000 hour rating last?
2000 hours is the lamp's rated life at full brightness. Many users switch to a lower-brightness or eco mode to extend this, though actual life depends on how the projector is used and ventilated.
Do I need to reset a lamp timer after fitting this?
Most Epson projectors in this range prompt you to reset the lamp usage counter from the menu once a new lamp is fitted. This clears the warning message and starts the hour count again from zero.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is this lamp compatible with the Epson Powerlite 830P?
Yes. ELPLP31 is the correct lamp for the Epson EMP-830, EMP-830P, EMP-835, EMP-835P and their Powerlite 830/830P/835/835P equivalents. All eight models share the same lamp and specification, so one part number covers the full range.
What exactly arrives when the ELPLP31 is listed as bare?
A bare lamp is the bulb and reflector only, with no plastic housing or cage around it. You reuse the housing from your existing lamp, which keeps costs down but means some careful handling is needed during the swap.
Why does this lamp have several part numbers?
Epson has issued this lamp under more than one code over time, including V11H145020, V11H146020 and V13H010L31, alongside ELPLP31 itself. They refer to the same lamp, so any of these numbers on your old unit confirms a match.
How long should the 2000 hour rating last?
2000 hours is the lamp's rated life at full brightness. Many users switch to a lower-brightness or eco mode to extend this, though actual life depends on how the projector is used and ventilated.
Do I need to reset a lamp timer after fitting this?
Most Epson projectors in this range prompt you to reset the lamp usage counter from the menu once a new lamp is fitted. This clears the warning message and starts the hour count again from 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.
