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ELPLP46 projector lamp with module
Fits 16 projector models from Epson.
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Fitted with its housing rather than sold as a bare bulb, this ELPLP46 lamp is the complete-module option for the same EB-G5000, EB-G5200 and EB-G5350 family of Epson installation projectors, including the G5200W, G5300, PowerLite Pro G5200WNL and PowerLite Pro G5350NL. It runs at 275 watts and carries a 2000-hour rating, matching the bare version of this lamp sold separately.
Choose this module version if your current housing shows wear or damage, or if you would simply rather not handle the bare bulb yourself during fitting. As with the bare lamp, this part is also catalogued as V13H010L46, so either code will match when you are checking compatibility against a manual.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09017
- Compatibility — 16 projector models
Common questions
How is this different from the bare ELPLP46 listing?
This version includes a new housing already fitted around the bulb, so you swap the whole module rather than transferring a bare bulb into your existing frame. It costs more than the bare lamp but saves handling the burner directly.
Does a photo exist for this lamp module?
Yes, this listing uses an actual photograph of the module rather than a generic placeholder, so what you see is the physical part you will receive.
Is the G5200WNL the same as the standard G5200W for lamp purposes?
Yes, the NL suffix typically indicates a version sold without a lens, but the lamp requirement is unchanged, so both the G5200W and G5200WNL take this ELPLP46 module.
What if my old housing is fine -- should I still buy the module?
If your existing housing is undamaged, the bare lamp version is the more economical choice, since you are only paying for the bulb. This module version is intended for when the housing itself needs replacing too.
Why might I see this lamp listed under V13H010L46 elsewhere?
V13H010L46 is simply an alternative code for the same ELPLP46 lamp, used in some Epson documentation and older manuals. Both codes describe this identical 275-watt, 2000-hour part.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How is this different from the bare ELPLP46 listing?
This version includes a new housing already fitted around the bulb, so you swap the whole module rather than transferring a bare bulb into your existing frame. It costs more than the bare lamp but saves handling the burner directly.
Does a photo exist for this lamp module?
Yes, this listing uses an actual photograph of the module rather than a generic placeholder, so what you see is the physical part you will receive.
Is the G5200WNL the same as the standard G5200W for lamp purposes?
Yes, the NL suffix typically indicates a version sold without a lens, but the lamp requirement is unchanged, so both the G5200W and G5200WNL take this ELPLP46 module.
What if my old housing is fine -- should I still buy the module?
If your existing housing is undamaged, the bare lamp version is the more economical choice, since you are only paying for the bulb. This module version is intended for when the housing itself needs replacing too.
Why might I see this lamp listed under V13H010L46 elsewhere?
V13H010L46 is simply an alternative code for the same ELPLP46 lamp, used in some Epson documentation and older manuals. Both codes describe this identical 275-watt, 2000-hour part.
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.
