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ELPLP32 projector lamp with housing module
Fits 24 projector models from Epson.
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The ELPLP32 covers a broad run of Epson's EMP-700 and PowerLite 700 projectors, from the EMP-732 up to the EMP-765 and the equivalent PowerLite 732 to 765C models. It is a 170-watt lamp rated at around 2,000 hours, supplied as a complete housed module.
Several models in this range carry a C suffix, such as the EMP-732C and Powerlite755C, and these are listed as separate alternative codes for the same lamp, alongside V13H010L32. With so many closely numbered EMP and PowerLite models sharing this lamp, check the exact suffix on your unit before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09062
- Compatibility — 24 projector models
Common questions
Does the C suffix on models like the EMP-745C change the lamp needed?
No, the ELPLP32 covers both the standard and C-suffixed variants, including the EMP-745C and Powerlite745C, listed as alternative codes for the same lamp and housing assembly.
What are the wattage and rated hours for the ELPLP32?
It is a 170-watt lamp rated for around 2,000 hours, matching the specification Epson lists across the EMP-700 and PowerLite 700 range this module fits.
Is V13H010L32 the same lamp as ELPLP32?
Yes, it is Epson's alternative reference number for the same module, so either code found on your old lamp or in the manual identifies the correct replacement to order.
Does the ELPLP32 fit the PowerLite 760C?
Yes, along with the EMP-760 and EMP-760C, and the wider EMP-732 to EMP-765 range, all of which share this same lamp and housing assembly listed for this part.
How do I check I have the correct lamp among so many similar EMP model numbers?
Read the exact model code from the projector's badge, including any letter suffix, and match it against the compatibility list rather than relying on a similar-looking number.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the C suffix on models like the EMP-745C change the lamp needed?
No, the ELPLP32 covers both the standard and C-suffixed variants, including the EMP-745C and Powerlite745C, listed as alternative codes for the same lamp and housing assembly.
What are the wattage and rated hours for the ELPLP32?
It is a 170-watt lamp rated for around 2,000 hours, matching the specification Epson lists across the EMP-700 and PowerLite 700 range this module fits.
Is V13H010L32 the same lamp as ELPLP32?
Yes, it is Epson's alternative reference number for the same module, so either code found on your old lamp or in the manual identifies the correct replacement to order.
Does the ELPLP32 fit the PowerLite 760C?
Yes, along with the EMP-760 and EMP-760C, and the wider EMP-732 to EMP-765 range, all of which share this same lamp and housing assembly listed for this part.
How do I check I have the correct lamp among so many similar EMP model numbers?
Read the exact model code from the projector's badge, including any letter suffix, and match it against the compatibility list rather than relying on a similar-looking number.
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.
