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ELPLP44 projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Epson.
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ELPLP44 is a 140-watt module lamp built for Epson's Moviemate 50 and Moviemate 55, along with their EB-DM2, EH-DM2, EMP-DE1 and EMP-DM1 model-number equivalents. Rated for 2000 hours, it arrives as a complete assembly. Epson's own alternative code for the identical part is V13H010L44.
Since the Moviemate range was sold under both a consumer name and an internal model number, check your projector against both — Moviemate 50 and EMP-DM1 are the same unit, for example — before ordering. As a full module, ELPLP44 replaces the entire housing assembly in one swap.
At a glance
- Wattage — 140 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09020
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Is the Moviemate 50 the same projector as the EMP-DM1?
Yes, Epson sold this model under the Moviemate 50 consumer name and the EMP-DM1 internal code, and both use the identical ELPLP44 lamp, so checking either name against your unit confirms the correct listing.
Is V13H010L44 a different lamp from ELPLP44?
No, V13H010L44 is Epson's longer internal reference for the same module sold under the shorter ELPLP44 code — either will bring up this listing, so use whichever code appears on your projector's lamp.
Does ELPLP44 come as a bare bulb?
No, it is supplied as a complete module, with the bulb already fitted in its housing, so the full assembly is what gets replaced rather than a loose bulb fitted into your existing housing.
When should I expect to replace the 140W lamp?
It carries a 2000-hour rating. Once your Moviemate's lamp counter nears that figure, or the picture starts to dim, it is worth ordering a replacement.
How do I reset the lamp timer on a Moviemate projector?
After fitting the new module, open the on-screen menu and look in the lamp or maintenance settings for a reset option; refer to your Moviemate manual for the exact menu path.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the Moviemate 50 the same projector as the EMP-DM1?
Yes, Epson sold this model under the Moviemate 50 consumer name and the EMP-DM1 internal code, and both use the identical ELPLP44 lamp, so checking either name against your unit confirms the correct listing.
Is V13H010L44 a different lamp from ELPLP44?
No, V13H010L44 is Epson's longer internal reference for the same module sold under the shorter ELPLP44 code — either will bring up this listing, so use whichever code appears on your projector's lamp.
Does ELPLP44 come as a bare bulb?
No, it is supplied as a complete module, with the bulb already fitted in its housing, so the full assembly is what gets replaced rather than a loose bulb fitted into your existing housing.
When should I expect to replace the 140W lamp?
It carries a 2000-hour rating. Once your Moviemate's lamp counter nears that figure, or the picture starts to dim, it is worth ordering a replacement.
How do I reset the lamp timer on a Moviemate projector?
After fitting the new module, open the on-screen menu and look in the lamp or maintenance settings for a reset option; refer to your Moviemate manual for the exact menu path.
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.
