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ELPLP55 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Epson.
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Only two Epson projectors take the ELPLP55 lamp: the EB-W8D and the PowerLite Presenter, a portable model often used for presentations away from a fixed installation. The lamp runs at 200 watts and is rated for 4000 hours, supplied here fitted into its housing so it drops straight into either machine.
Because so few models share this lamp, there is little risk of confusing it with a similar-looking part, but it is still worth checking your projector says EB-W8D or PowerLite Presenter on its casing before ordering. This lamp is also catalogued as V13H010L55, should a manual or receipt quote that code instead.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09029
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Only two projectors are listed here -- is that correct?
Yes, the ELPLP55 is a less common lamp used specifically by the EB-W8D and PowerLite Presenter. Unlike many lamps in this range that cover dozens of models, this one is limited to those two.
Is the PowerLite Presenter the same thing as a normal EB projector?
The PowerLite Presenter is a portable projector designed for presentations on the move rather than fixed installation, but it takes the same ELPLP55 lamp as the EB-W8D. Both are covered by this listing.
What happens once the lamp passes its 4000-hour rating?
Brightness typically starts to fade as the lamp approaches the end of its rated life, and the risk of sudden failure increases. Many users plan a replacement once the projector's internal counter nears 4000 hours rather than waiting for it to fail.
Can I use V13H010L55 as a reference if I am not sure of the code?
Yes, V13H010L55 is the same lamp under an alternative code. If your projector's manual or an old order lists that number instead of ELPLP55, this product is still the correct match.
Is a screwdriver enough to install the ELPLP55?
Yes. Most Epson projectors in this class use a simple access panel secured with a captive screw, openable with a small screwdriver. No specialist tools are needed beyond that to swap the module.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Only two projectors are listed here -- is that correct?
Yes, the ELPLP55 is a less common lamp used specifically by the EB-W8D and PowerLite Presenter. Unlike many lamps in this range that cover dozens of models, this one is limited to those two.
Is the PowerLite Presenter the same thing as a normal EB projector?
The PowerLite Presenter is a portable projector designed for presentations on the move rather than fixed installation, but it takes the same ELPLP55 lamp as the EB-W8D. Both are covered by this listing.
What happens once the lamp passes its 4000-hour rating?
Brightness typically starts to fade as the lamp approaches the end of its rated life, and the risk of sudden failure increases. Many users plan a replacement once the projector's internal counter nears 4000 hours rather than waiting for it to fail.
Can I use V13H010L55 as a reference if I am not sure of the code?
Yes, V13H010L55 is the same lamp under an alternative code. If your projector's manual or an old order lists that number instead of ELPLP55, this product is still the correct match.
Is a screwdriver enough to install the ELPLP55?
Yes. Most Epson projectors in this class use a simple access panel secured with a captive screw, openable with a small screwdriver. No specialist tools are needed beyond that to swap the module.
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.




