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ELPLP58 projector lamp with module
Fits 37 projector models from Epson.
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The compact EB-S9, EB-S10, EB-W9, EB-W10, EB-X9 and EB-X10 business projectors, along with their C250 and C260-series counterparts, all take the ELPLP58 lamp. It is rated at 175 watts for 4000 hours and arrives fitted into its housing, covering 37 listed models in total including the PowerLite 1220, 1260 and S10+ variants.
With so many closely related model numbers in this range -- S9 against S92, X9 against X10LW -- take a moment to match your projector's full model name rather than just the prefix. This lamp also appears under the code V13H010L58 in some documentation, referring to the identical part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 175 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09025
- Compatibility — 37 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between the EB-X9 and EB-X92 for lamp purposes?
Both are listed as compatible with this same ELPLP58 lamp; the X92 is a later revision of the X9 body but shares the same lamp specification, so there is no difference for ordering.
Is the PowerLite S10+ the same as the EB-S10?
The PowerLite S10+ and EB-S10 are the same projector sold under different regional branding, and both use this lamp. The + suffix does not change the lamp fitted.
Do I need to reset the lamp timer after fitting this?
Yes. After swapping the module, most projectors in this range prompt you to confirm the change and reset the hour counter at next power-on; if not, the option sits in the setup or maintenance menu.
How many hours before I should expect to replace this lamp?
It carries a 4000-hour rating. As that figure approaches, expect the picture to dim gradually, which is a reasonable signal to have a replacement ready rather than waiting for a sudden failure.
Can I use this lamp in an EB-C260XS?
Yes, the EB-C260XS is listed among the compatible models, alongside the C260S, C260W and C260X variants in the same series, all sharing this 175-watt ELPLP58 lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between the EB-X9 and EB-X92 for lamp purposes?
Both are listed as compatible with this same ELPLP58 lamp; the X92 is a later revision of the X9 body but shares the same lamp specification, so there is no difference for ordering.
Is the PowerLite S10+ the same as the EB-S10?
The PowerLite S10+ and EB-S10 are the same projector sold under different regional branding, and both use this lamp. The + suffix does not change the lamp fitted.
Do I need to reset the lamp timer after fitting this?
Yes. After swapping the module, most projectors in this range prompt you to confirm the change and reset the hour counter at next power-on; if not, the option sits in the setup or maintenance menu.
How many hours before I should expect to replace this lamp?
It carries a 4000-hour rating. As that figure approaches, expect the picture to dim gradually, which is a reasonable signal to have a replacement ready rather than waiting for a sudden failure.
Can I use this lamp in an EB-C260XS?
Yes, the EB-C260XS is listed among the compatible models, alongside the C260S, C260W and C260X variants in the same series, all sharing this 175-watt ELPLP58 lamp.
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.
