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ELPLP62 projector lamp with module

Fits 17 projector models from Epson.

SKU LA-09022 · MPN ELPLP62 · 275 W · 2,000 h

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ELPLP62 is a 275 watt module lamp rated for 2000 hours, fitting seventeen Epson projectors that span the EB-C400WU, EB-C450, EB-C458XS and EB-C520 models through to the EB-G5450, EB-G5500 and EB-G5600. It arrives with the housing already attached, ready for a direct swap with the old unit.

The same lamp also covers the Powerlite 4100 and the Powerlite Pro G5450 and G5550 installation projectors, which share the same underlying design as the EB-G5450 range. Epson lists it under V13H010L62 as well as ELPLP62, so check your old lamp's label against either code to confirm a match.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 275 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09022
  • Compatibility — 17 projector models

Common questions

Does the Powerlite Pro G5550 use this lamp?
Yes. The Powerlite Pro G5450 and G5550 both take ELPLP62, along with the EB-G5450W, EB-G5450WU, EB-G5500 and EB-G5600 models it shares a platform with, since all of them are built around the same lamp assembly.

Is this a bare bulb or does it include the housing?
It includes the housing. This is listed as a module, so the lamp is pre-fitted into its cage and drops straight into the projector without any disassembly of the old unit.

What is the wattage and rated life of ELPLP62?
It is a 275 watt lamp rated for 2000 hours. Actual working life depends on how the projector is used, including brightness settings and ventilation.

Is V13H010L62 a different lamp to ELPLP62?
No, it is the same lamp under a different Epson code. Either number appearing on your existing lamp confirms ELPLP62 is the correct replacement, so there is no need to worry about which one your old unit shows.

What should I check before buying if my model isn't listed exactly?
Compare the part number on your current lamp module against ELPLP62 or V13H010L62 rather than relying on the projector name alone, since near-identical model names can use different lamps.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE275 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-09022
COMPATIBILITY17 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Does the Powerlite Pro G5550 use this lamp?

Yes. The Powerlite Pro G5450 and G5550 both take ELPLP62, along with the EB-G5450W, EB-G5450WU, EB-G5500 and EB-G5600 models it shares a platform with, since all of them are built around the same lamp assembly.

Is this a bare bulb or does it include the housing?

It includes the housing. This is listed as a module, so the lamp is pre-fitted into its cage and drops straight into the projector without any disassembly of the old unit.

What is the wattage and rated life of ELPLP62?

It is a 275 watt lamp rated for 2000 hours. Actual working life depends on how the projector is used, including brightness settings and ventilation.

Is V13H010L62 a different lamp to ELPLP62?

No, it is the same lamp under a different Epson code. Either number appearing on your existing lamp confirms ELPLP62 is the correct replacement, so there is no need to worry about which one your old unit shows.

What should I check before buying if my model isn't listed exactly?

Compare the part number on your current lamp module against ELPLP62 or V13H010L62 rather than relying on the projector name alone, since near-identical model names can use different lamps.