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ELPLP31 projector lamp with module

Fits 10 projector models from Epson.

SKU LA-09067 · MPN ELPLP31 · 200 W · 2,000 h

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ELPLP31 is the lamp Epson fitted to the EMP-830, EMP-830P, EMP-835 and EMP-835P, along with their Powerlite-badged equivalents and the models referenced as V11H145020 and V11H146020 — ten projectors in total. It runs at 200W with a 2,000-hour rated life and ships complete with housing and cage.

This same part is also listed under Epson's code V13H010L31, so either reference will match the lamp on this page. Because the EMP and Powerlite 830/835 names look near-identical, confirm the exact suffix — P or plain — on your unit before ordering.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 200 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09067
  • Compatibility — 10 projector models

Common questions

What's the difference between the EMP-830 and EMP-830P?
The lamp fitted is the same ELPLP31 module in both cases — the P suffix refers to a variant of the projector itself, not a different lamp requirement.

Are V11H145020 and V11H146020 lamp codes?
No, these are Epson model or unit reference numbers associated with projectors that take the ELPLP31 lamp, rather than separate part codes for the lamp itself. Order by ELPLP31 or V13H010L31 for the lamp.

How long will the 2,000-hour rating actually last me?
That figure is Epson's rated life for the ELPLP31 at standard brightness settings. Real-world hours before dimming or failure depend on how the projector is used and its brightness mode, so treat it as a guide rather than a guarantee.

Can I install this module without professional help?
Yes, most owners fit it themselves. Unplug and let the projector cool, open the lamp access panel, undo the retaining screws on the old housing, swap in the new module, and refit the panel.

What does it mean if my old lamp code doesn't match ELPLP31?
Check it against the alternative code V13H010L31 first, since Epson has used both for this identical lamp. If it still doesn't match, compare your projector's exact model name to the list on this page rather than the old lamp's printed code.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE200 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-09067
COMPATIBILITY10 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

What's the difference between the EMP-830 and EMP-830P?

The lamp fitted is the same ELPLP31 module in both cases — the P suffix refers to a variant of the projector itself, not a different lamp requirement.

Are V11H145020 and V11H146020 lamp codes?

No, these are Epson model or unit reference numbers associated with projectors that take the ELPLP31 lamp, rather than separate part codes for the lamp itself. Order by ELPLP31 or V13H010L31 for the lamp.

How long will the 2,000-hour rating actually last me?

That figure is Epson's rated life for the ELPLP31 at standard brightness settings. Real-world hours before dimming or failure depend on how the projector is used and its brightness mode, so treat it as a guide rather than a guarantee.

Can I install this module without professional help?

Yes, most owners fit it themselves. Unplug and let the projector cool, open the lamp access panel, undo the retaining screws on the old housing, swap in the new module, and refit the panel.

What does it mean if my old lamp code doesn't match ELPLP31?

Check it against the alternative code V13H010L31 first, since Epson has used both for this identical lamp. If it still doesn't match, compare your projector's exact model name to the list on this page rather than the old lamp's printed code.