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ELPLP35 projector lamp with module
Fits 20 projector models from Epson.
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The ELPLP35 module powers twenty Epson home cinema projectors, including the Cinema550, Home Cinema 400, Home Cinema 550 and Powerlite Pro Cinema 800, alongside their EMP-TW520 to EMP-TW800 model numbers. It is a 170 watt lamp rated for 2000 hours, supplied as a full module.
Several of these projectors were sold under more than one name, so the TW550, TW600 and TW680 codes refer to the same models as their Home Cinema and Powerlite Pro Cinema equivalents. Epson also lists this lamp as V13H010L35, matching ELPLP35 exactly.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09077
- Compatibility — 20 projector models
Common questions
Is the Powerlite Pro Cinema 800 HQV the same lamp as the standard 800?
Yes, both the Powerlite Pro Cinema 800 and the 800 HQV variant use ELPLP35. The HQV designation refers to the video processor rather than a different lamp.
Does ELPLP35 come with a housing fitted?
Yes, it is a complete module, so the bulb arrives already mounted in its housing and is installed as one piece in place of the old lamp.
What is the difference between TW600 and EMP-TW600?
They are the same projector. Epson dropped the EMP prefix on some later listings, but the model and its ELPLP35 lamp requirement did not change between the two names.
How long should I expect the lamp to last?
It is rated for 2000 hours at 170 watts under normal use. Home cinema use, with lower ambient light and eco modes, can help lamps reach or exceed this figure.
What alternative code should I check on my old lamp?
Look for V13H010L35 alongside or instead of ELPLP35 on your existing lamp's label or housing, since Epson has used both codes for this identical part.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the Powerlite Pro Cinema 800 HQV the same lamp as the standard 800?
Yes, both the Powerlite Pro Cinema 800 and the 800 HQV variant use ELPLP35. The HQV designation refers to the video processor rather than a different lamp.
Does ELPLP35 come with a housing fitted?
Yes, it is a complete module, so the bulb arrives already mounted in its housing and is installed as one piece in place of the old lamp.
What is the difference between TW600 and EMP-TW600?
They are the same projector. Epson dropped the EMP prefix on some later listings, but the model and its ELPLP35 lamp requirement did not change between the two names.
How long should I expect the lamp to last?
It is rated for 2000 hours at 170 watts under normal use. Home cinema use, with lower ambient light and eco modes, can help lamps reach or exceed this figure.
What alternative code should I check on my old lamp?
Look for V13H010L35 alongside or instead of ELPLP35 on your existing lamp's label or housing, since Epson has used both codes for this identical part.
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.
