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ELPLP38 projector lamp with module
Fits 24 projector models from Epson.
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From the compact EMP-1505 to the EMP-1717, this ELPLP38 lamp covers 24 Epson projectors including the C-suffix variants such as EMP-1700C and EMP-1710C, plus the EX100 sold under that name in some regions. It is a 170-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours, supplied with its housing built in.
The C suffix on several models in this range denotes a colour or configuration variant rather than a different lamp requirement, so EMP-1705 and EMP-1705C both take this same part. It is also known as V13H010L38, describing the identical lamp under Epson's own numbering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09043
- Compatibility — 24 projector models
Common questions
What does the C at the end of some model names mean?
It denotes a configuration or colour variant of the same projector body -- for example EMP-1710 and EMP-1710C -- but does not change the lamp fitted. Both versions use this ELPLP38 lamp.
Is the EX100 really the same projector as the EMP-1700 series?
The EX100 is a regional retail name applied to a projector from this same range, and it shares the ELPLP38 lamp requirement with the EMP-1700 to EMP-1717 models.
What tells me my EMP-1505's lamp module is nearing the end?
It is rated for 2000 hours. Check the hour count in your projector's on-screen menu, and expect the image to dim gradually as that figure approaches, which is a fair signal to plan a replacement.
Can I fit this myself without any prior experience?
Yes, most owners fit this lamp themselves. Switch off and unplug the projector, let it cool fully, open the lamp access panel, and replace the module before resetting the lamp counter through the on-screen menu.
Why might my parts list show V13H010L38 instead of ELPLP38?
Both codes describe the same lamp; V13H010L38 is Epson's own part number, while ELPLP38 is the code more widely used in the trade. Either will match this product.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does the C at the end of some model names mean?
It denotes a configuration or colour variant of the same projector body -- for example EMP-1710 and EMP-1710C -- but does not change the lamp fitted. Both versions use this ELPLP38 lamp.
Is the EX100 really the same projector as the EMP-1700 series?
The EX100 is a regional retail name applied to a projector from this same range, and it shares the ELPLP38 lamp requirement with the EMP-1700 to EMP-1717 models.
What tells me my EMP-1505's lamp module is nearing the end?
It is rated for 2000 hours. Check the hour count in your projector's on-screen menu, and expect the image to dim gradually as that figure approaches, which is a fair signal to plan a replacement.
Can I fit this myself without any prior experience?
Yes, most owners fit this lamp themselves. Switch off and unplug the projector, let it cool fully, open the lamp access panel, and replace the module before resetting the lamp counter through the on-screen menu.
Why might my parts list show V13H010L38 instead of ELPLP38?
Both codes describe the same lamp; V13H010L38 is Epson's own part number, while ELPLP38 is the code more widely used in the trade. Either will match this product.
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.
