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ELPLP51 projector lamp with housing module

Fits 9 projector models from Epson.

SKU LA-09032 · MPN ELPLP51 · 330 W · 2,500 h

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Built for Epson's large-venue EB-Z8000WU, EB-Z8050W and related NL variants, the ELPLP51 is a 330-watt lamp rated at around 2,500 hours. As a higher-output lamp for installation projectors, it comes as a complete housed module rather than a bare bulb.

You will also see this part listed as V13H010L51 or as ELPLP51 (Single), which refers to the same lamp used singly rather than in a dual-lamp configuration. Because these are installation-class projectors often mounted out of easy reach, plan the swap with the projector accessible and fully cooled.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 330 W
  • Rated life — 2,500 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09032
  • Compatibility — 9 projector models

Common questions

What does 'Single' mean in ELPLP51 (Single) listings?
It confirms this lamp is the single-lamp version for projectors that take one ELPLP51, rather than a dual-lamp installation, since some large-venue Epson projectors use two lamps together.

What is the wattage and rated life of the ELPLP51?
It runs at 330 watts with a rated life of around 2,500 hours, figures that apply across the EB-Z8000WU and EB-Z8050W range this lamp covers.

Is V13H010L51 the same lamp as ELPLP51?
Yes, they are the same part under Epson's two numbering systems. Whichever code appears on your old lamp or in the documentation, either one identifies this lamp.

Does the ELPLP51 fit the EB-Z8050WNL?
Yes, it is listed for the EB-Z8050W and EB-Z8050WNL, as well as the EB-Z8000WU, EB-Z8000WUNL, EB-Z80WUNL and EB-Z85WNL, all part of the same large-venue range.

Why is this lamp more expensive than smaller classroom lamps?
It is a higher-wattage lamp built for large installation projectors, which typically use more powerful and costlier bulbs than compact classroom or home models, reflecting the higher output this lamp delivers.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE330 W
RATED LIFE2,500 h
SKULA-09032
COMPATIBILITY9 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

What does 'Single' mean in ELPLP51 (Single) listings?

It confirms this lamp is the single-lamp version for projectors that take one ELPLP51, rather than a dual-lamp installation, since some large-venue Epson projectors use two lamps together.

What is the wattage and rated life of the ELPLP51?

It runs at 330 watts with a rated life of around 2,500 hours, figures that apply across the EB-Z8000WU and EB-Z8050W range this lamp covers.

Is V13H010L51 the same lamp as ELPLP51?

Yes, they are the same part under Epson's two numbering systems. Whichever code appears on your old lamp or in the documentation, either one identifies this lamp.

Does the ELPLP51 fit the EB-Z8050WNL?

Yes, it is listed for the EB-Z8050W and EB-Z8050WNL, as well as the EB-Z8000WU, EB-Z8000WUNL, EB-Z80WUNL and EB-Z85WNL, all part of the same large-venue range.

Why is this lamp more expensive than smaller classroom lamps?

It is a higher-wattage lamp built for large installation projectors, which typically use more powerful and costlier bulbs than compact classroom or home models, reflecting the higher output this lamp delivers.