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ELPLP37 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Epson.
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Five Epson home and office projectors take ELPLP37 as their lamp: the EMP-6000 and EMP-6100, alongside their PowerLite 6000, 6100 and 6100i counterparts. It runs at 230 watts, rated for 2500 hours, and ships as a complete module rather than a bare bulb. Epson also lists this identical part as V13H010L37.
Whether your unit carries the EMP or PowerLite badge makes no difference to the lamp itself — EMP-6100 and PowerLite 6100 are the same projector under two names, both taking ELPLP37. Fitting the module means swapping the whole assembly, so there is no separate bulb or housing to handle.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09056
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Is the EMP-6100 the same projector as the PowerLite 6100?
Yes, Epson used the EMP prefix in some markets and PowerLite in others for the identical projector, so both take the same ELPLP37 module, whichever name appears on your unit's badge.
Is V13H010L37 the same part as ELPLP37?
Yes, V13H010L37 is Epson's longer internal code for the identical lamp sold more commonly under the shorter ELPLP37 reference, so either number will bring up the same listing when you search.
Does ELPLP37 arrive as a bare bulb or a full module?
It is a complete module, with the bulb already seated inside its housing, so the entire assembly is replaced during fitting rather than just the bulb.
How long should a lamp rated for 2500 hours last?
2500 hours is the manufacturer's rated life under normal conditions. As your EMP or PowerLite projector's lamp counter approaches that figure, plan to order a replacement before the lamp fails outright.
What's the difference between the PowerLite 6100 and 6100i?
Both are listed against the identical ELPLP37 lamp in our records, so the 'i' designation does not change which lamp your projector needs, regardless of which of the two you own.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the EMP-6100 the same projector as the PowerLite 6100?
Yes, Epson used the EMP prefix in some markets and PowerLite in others for the identical projector, so both take the same ELPLP37 module, whichever name appears on your unit's badge.
Is V13H010L37 the same part as ELPLP37?
Yes, V13H010L37 is Epson's longer internal code for the identical lamp sold more commonly under the shorter ELPLP37 reference, so either number will bring up the same listing when you search.
Does ELPLP37 arrive as a bare bulb or a full module?
It is a complete module, with the bulb already seated inside its housing, so the entire assembly is replaced during fitting rather than just the bulb.
How long should a lamp rated for 2500 hours last?
2500 hours is the manufacturer's rated life under normal conditions. As your EMP or PowerLite projector's lamp counter approaches that figure, plan to order a replacement before the lamp fails outright.
What's the difference between the PowerLite 6100 and 6100i?
Both are listed against the identical ELPLP37 lamp in our records, so the 'i' designation does not change which lamp your projector needs, regardless of which of the two you own.
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.
