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ELPLP42 bare projector lamp
Fits 43 projector models from Epson.
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This bare ELPLP42 bulb fits 43 Epson projectors, spanning the EB-400W, EB-410W, EB-X56, EMP-822, EMP-823, EMP-83 and their Powerlite-badged equivalents, along with the EMP-X68 and EX90. Sold without housing, it runs at 170W with a 3,000-hour rated life. Fit it if your current housing is still undamaged.
This lamp is also listed under Epson's own code V13H010L42, so either reference matches this same part. With 43 compatible projectors on record, including the H281A, H330B and H371A reference numbers alongside named EMP and Powerlite models, checking your exact model plate is the surest way to confirm fit.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09014
- Compatibility — 43 projector models
Common questions
What are the H281A and H330B codes on the list?
These are Epson's own internal reference numbers for specific projector units within this range, rather than lamp codes. They are included because they are associated with projectors that take the ELPLP42 bulb.
Why are there so many compatible projectors listed for this lamp?
Epson reused the ELPLP42 across several generations of its EB-400, EMP-822, EMP-83 and related education and business ranges, which is why the list runs to 43 projector names and reference numbers.
Should I buy this bare bulb or look for a module version?
Buy the bare bulb if your existing housing and retaining clips are in good condition, since you are only replacing the bulb itself. A cracked or discoloured housing calls for a module with a new housing instead.
Is 3,000 hours longer than most Epson lamps?
It is a solid rated life for a lamp of this age, though figures vary across our catalogue depending on the lamp and generation. This 3,000-hour figure is specific to the ELPLP42.
How do I know if EMP-X68 and EX90 take the same bulb?
Yes, both the EMP-X68 and EX90 are listed as compatible with the ELPLP42, alongside the EB-400 and EMP-822/823/83 ranges, so the same bare bulb fits all of them.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What are the H281A and H330B codes on the list?
These are Epson's own internal reference numbers for specific projector units within this range, rather than lamp codes. They are included because they are associated with projectors that take the ELPLP42 bulb.
Why are there so many compatible projectors listed for this lamp?
Epson reused the ELPLP42 across several generations of its EB-400, EMP-822, EMP-83 and related education and business ranges, which is why the list runs to 43 projector names and reference numbers.
Should I buy this bare bulb or look for a module version?
Buy the bare bulb if your existing housing and retaining clips are in good condition, since you are only replacing the bulb itself. A cracked or discoloured housing calls for a module with a new housing instead.
Is 3,000 hours longer than most Epson lamps?
It is a solid rated life for a lamp of this age, though figures vary across our catalogue depending on the lamp and generation. This 3,000-hour figure is specific to the ELPLP42.
How do I know if EMP-X68 and EX90 take the same bulb?
Yes, both the EMP-X68 and EX90 are listed as compatible with the ELPLP42, alongside the EB-400 and EMP-822/823/83 ranges, so the same bare bulb fits all of them.
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.
