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ELPLP42 projector lamp with module
Fits 43 projector models from Epson.
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Forty-three Epson projectors share the ELPLP42 module, ranging from the EB-400W and EB-410W to the EMP-822, EMP-83 and EX90. Rated at 170 watts for 3000 hours, it arrives as a complete unit with housing, so it is a direct swap rather than a bulb transfer.
With such a wide compatibility list, including the H281A, H330B and H371A codes as well as the standard EMP and Powerlite model numbers, it is worth checking the exact model or the part number on your old lamp. Epson also lists this lamp as V13H010L42.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09015
- Compatibility — 43 projector models
Common questions
Does the Powerlite 822+ use the same lamp as the plain Powerlite 822?
Yes, ELPLP42 covers the Powerlite 822, 822+, 822H and 822p variants, along with the EMP-822 and EMP-822H it is based on. The plus and letter suffixes do not change the lamp requirement.
How do I know if my projector is one of the 43 listed?
Check your projector's model number against the full compatibility list, or compare the part number printed on your existing lamp module against ELPLP42 or V13H010L42.
Am I opening a housing to fit the ELPLP42, or swapping the whole thing?
Swapping the whole thing. It is a full module, supplied with the housing already fitted, so you replace the entire unit as one piece rather than opening the housing to swap a bare bulb.
What is the rated lamp life for ELPLP42?
3000 hours at 170 watts is Epson's rated figure for this lamp under normal operating conditions, though actual working life depends on brightness settings and how often it is used.
My old lamp is marked H330C, is that still ELPLP42?
Yes, H330C is one of several codes Epson has used for this lamp on specific models, alongside H281A, H281B, H330B and H371A. It is the same part as ELPLP42.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the Powerlite 822+ use the same lamp as the plain Powerlite 822?
Yes, ELPLP42 covers the Powerlite 822, 822+, 822H and 822p variants, along with the EMP-822 and EMP-822H it is based on. The plus and letter suffixes do not change the lamp requirement.
How do I know if my projector is one of the 43 listed?
Check your projector's model number against the full compatibility list, or compare the part number printed on your existing lamp module against ELPLP42 or V13H010L42.
Am I opening a housing to fit the ELPLP42, or swapping the whole thing?
Swapping the whole thing. It is a full module, supplied with the housing already fitted, so you replace the entire unit as one piece rather than opening the housing to swap a bare bulb.
What is the rated lamp life for ELPLP42?
3000 hours at 170 watts is Epson's rated figure for this lamp under normal operating conditions, though actual working life depends on brightness settings and how often it is used.
My old lamp is marked H330C, is that still ELPLP42?
Yes, H330C is one of several codes Epson has used for this lamp on specific models, alongside H281A, H281B, H330B and H371A. It is the same part as ELPLP42.
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.
