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ELPLP48 projector lamp with module
Fits 29 projector models from Epson.
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Twenty-nine Epson projectors, from the EB-1700 and EB-1720 through to the EB-1730W and EB-1735W, along with the H268 to H271 series, take the ELPLP48 module. It is a 170 watt lamp with a 3000 hour rating, supplied complete with its housing for a direct swap.
This lamp is sold under a wide range of codes beyond ELPLP48 and V13H010L48, including EMP-1720, EMP-1725, EMP-1730W, EMP-1735W and the equivalent Powerlite-prefixed numbers used on later versions of the same range. If your old lamp's label shows any of these, ELPLP48 is the correct replacement.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09009
- Compatibility — 29 projector models
Common questions
Why are there so many alternative part numbers for this lamp?
Epson has sold the same EB-1700 to EB-1735W range under both EMP and Powerlite branding at different times, and this lamp's code changed to match. EMP-1720, Powerlite1720, ELPLP48 and V13H010L48 all describe the same part.
Is the housing included?
Yes, ELPLP48 is a Projector Lamp with Module, meaning the housing is already fitted around the bulb, so the whole unit is replaced together rather than just the bulb on its own.
How many hours does Epson rate the ELPLP48 for?
3000 hours at 170 watts is the manufacturer's rated figure under normal use, with actual life varying by how the projector is run, including brightness mode and ventilation.
Will this fit an EB-17216?
Yes, the EB-17216 and its Powerlite equivalent, Powerlite 17216, are both on the compatible list for ELPLP48, alongside the more common EB-1720 and EB-1723 models.
How do I reset the lamp timer on the EB-1735W after fitting?
From the projector's menu, open the maintenance or lamp settings section and select reset lamp hours. This clears the old lamp's usage count once the new ELPLP48 module is installed.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why are there so many alternative part numbers for this lamp?
Epson has sold the same EB-1700 to EB-1735W range under both EMP and Powerlite branding at different times, and this lamp's code changed to match. EMP-1720, Powerlite1720, ELPLP48 and V13H010L48 all describe the same part.
Is the housing included?
Yes, ELPLP48 is a Projector Lamp with Module, meaning the housing is already fitted around the bulb, so the whole unit is replaced together rather than just the bulb on its own.
How many hours does Epson rate the ELPLP48 for?
3000 hours at 170 watts is the manufacturer's rated figure under normal use, with actual life varying by how the projector is run, including brightness mode and ventilation.
Will this fit an EB-17216?
Yes, the EB-17216 and its Powerlite equivalent, Powerlite 17216, are both on the compatible list for ELPLP48, alongside the more common EB-1720 and EB-1723 models.
How do I reset the lamp timer on the EB-1735W after fitting?
From the projector's menu, open the maintenance or lamp settings section and select reset lamp hours. This clears the old lamp's usage count once the new ELPLP48 module is installed.
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.
