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ELPLP39 bare projector lamp
Fits 26 projector models from Epson.
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Epson's home cinema line, sold under names including the Home Cinema 1080, Home Cinema 1080UB, Home Cinema 720 and the EMP-TW700 through TW2000, shares this bare ELPLP39 bulb. It runs at 170 watts and is rated for 3000 hours, covering 26 listed models, and fits inside the housing already installed in your projector.
This lamp carries several alternative codes tied to specific projector chassis revisions -- V11H244020, V11H245020MB and V11H289020 -- alongside the more general V13H010L39. As a bare bulb it assumes your current housing is undamaged; if the Ensemble HD or Pro Cinema branding on your unit differs from what you expected, check the full model list before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09040
- Compatibility — 26 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp list codes like V11H244020 alongside V13H010L39?
The V11H-prefixed codes relate to specific projector chassis revisions within the Home Cinema and EMP-TW range, while V13H010L39 and ELPLP39 are the more general lamp codes. All describe this same bare bulb.
Is the 'Ensemble HD 1080' the same as the Home Cinema 1080?
Yes, Ensemble HD 1080 and Home Cinema 1080 are naming variants applied to the same projector, and both are listed as compatible with this lamp.
Should I choose bare or module for a home cinema projector I use daily?
That depends on your existing housing's condition rather than how often you use the projector. If it is undamaged, a bare lamp is the more economical choice regardless of usage frequency.
Does the EMP-TW980 use the same lamp as the EMP-TW700?
Yes, both the EMP-TW700 and EMP-TW980 are listed as compatible with this ELPLP39 lamp, along with the TW720, TW1000 and TW2000 models that sit between them in the range.
What is 'Pro CINEMA 1080 HQV' and does it need this lamp?
It is a variant of Epson's Home Cinema 1080 projector marketed under the Pro Cinema name with HQV video processing; it is listed as using this same lamp as the standard model.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does this lamp list codes like V11H244020 alongside V13H010L39?
The V11H-prefixed codes relate to specific projector chassis revisions within the Home Cinema and EMP-TW range, while V13H010L39 and ELPLP39 are the more general lamp codes. All describe this same bare bulb.
Is the 'Ensemble HD 1080' the same as the Home Cinema 1080?
Yes, Ensemble HD 1080 and Home Cinema 1080 are naming variants applied to the same projector, and both are listed as compatible with this lamp.
Should I choose bare or module for a home cinema projector I use daily?
That depends on your existing housing's condition rather than how often you use the projector. If it is undamaged, a bare lamp is the more economical choice regardless of usage frequency.
Does the EMP-TW980 use the same lamp as the EMP-TW700?
Yes, both the EMP-TW700 and EMP-TW980 are listed as compatible with this ELPLP39 lamp, along with the TW720, TW1000 and TW2000 models that sit between them in the range.
What is 'Pro CINEMA 1080 HQV' and does it need this lamp?
It is a variant of Epson's Home Cinema 1080 projector marketed under the Pro Cinema name with HQV video processing; it is listed as using this same lamp as the standard model.
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.
