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ELPLP62 bare projector lamp
Fits 16 projector models from Epson.
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Sixteen Epson installation projectors take the ELPLP62 lamp, among them the EB-C400WU, EB-C450XB, EB-C520XE, EB-G5450W, EB-G5600 and the Powerlite Pro G5450 and G5550. This is the bare bulb, sold without housing, rated at 275W with a 2,000-hour life, for owners whose existing housing is still in sound condition.
This lamp is also referenced as V11H351020 and V13H010L62 across Epson's own documentation. With sixteen compatible projectors spanning the C400, C450, C520, G5450 and G5600 families, match your exact model plate carefully, since several names in this range differ only by a single letter or suffix.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-11528
- Compatibility — 16 projector models
Common questions
Why are there two alternative part codes for this lamp?
V11H351020 and V13H010L62 are both Epson references for this identical ELPLP62 bulb, used across different documentation and price lists. Any of the three codes will match this same part.
Should I order the bare bulb or a complete module?
This listing is the bare bulb, sold without housing, for owners whose existing housing and retaining cage are still sound. If your housing is damaged, a module version with a new housing would be the safer choice.
What's the difference between EB-C450XB and EB-C450XE?
Both take the same ELPLP62 bulb, along with the EB-C458XS and EB-C520 models — the B and E suffixes describe the projector variant rather than a different lamp.
Is 275W a high wattage for a projector lamp?
It is on the higher end of the ratings in our records, reflecting that this lamp serves larger installation projectors such as the G5450 and G5600 series rather than compact units.
What's the recommended procedure for swapping the ELPLP62 bulb into its housing?
Let the projector cool and unplug it first. Open the housing's retaining clips, lift out the old bulb without touching the glass with bare skin, fit the replacement the same way round, and close the housing before refitting it.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why are there two alternative part codes for this lamp?
V11H351020 and V13H010L62 are both Epson references for this identical ELPLP62 bulb, used across different documentation and price lists. Any of the three codes will match this same part.
Should I order the bare bulb or a complete module?
This listing is the bare bulb, sold without housing, for owners whose existing housing and retaining cage are still sound. If your housing is damaged, a module version with a new housing would be the safer choice.
What's the difference between EB-C450XB and EB-C450XE?
Both take the same ELPLP62 bulb, along with the EB-C458XS and EB-C520 models — the B and E suffixes describe the projector variant rather than a different lamp.
Is 275W a high wattage for a projector lamp?
It is on the higher end of the ratings in our records, reflecting that this lamp serves larger installation projectors such as the G5450 and G5600 series rather than compact units.
What's the recommended procedure for swapping the ELPLP62 bulb into its housing?
Let the projector cool and unplug it first. Open the housing's retaining clips, lift out the old bulb without touching the glass with bare skin, fit the replacement the same way round, and close the housing before refitting it.
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.
