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ELPLP73 (Dual Lamp) projector lamp with module
Fits 22 projector models from Epson.
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Epson's EB-Z8150, EB-Z9750WU and related large-venue projectors run twin lamps side by side, and the ELPLP73 dual-lamp module supplies both bulbs in one part, already built into their housing. It covers 22 models across the EB-B1500, EB-Z8000, EB-Z9000 and EB-Z10000 families. As with several lamps in this professional range, Epson has not published a wattage or hours figure for it.
Ordering the dual-lamp version means you do not need to work out how many single lamps your projector takes, since both are supplied together as one module. This part is also listed as V13H010L73, carrying the same "(Dual Lamp)" designation, so match that wording carefully against your projector's own documentation before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09031
- Compatibility — 22 projector models
Common questions
Does 'Dual Lamp' mean I get two bulbs in one box?
Yes. This module contains both lamps used by the EB-Z and EB-B1500 series projectors, built into a single housing unit, so you do not need to order twice.
Is the EB-Z10000NL the same projector as the EB-Z10000?
The NL suffix denotes a version sold without a lens included, but the projector body and lamp requirement are the same, so both take this ELPLP73 dual-lamp module.
Why are power figures missing from the ELPLP73 dual-lamp page?
We only state figures we can confirm from Epson's published data, and no wattage or rated-hours figure is available for this dual-lamp module. Compatibility and part number information on this page are confirmed.
How is this different from the ELPLP83 single-lamp listing?
ELPLP83 supplies one lamp for Epson's Z9000-series projectors that use two separate single-lamp modules. ELPLP73 instead supplies both lamps together as one dual unit for the EB-Z8000, EB-Z9000 and EB-B1500 ranges -- check which format your specific model uses.
What should I check before fitting this on a large installation projector?
Confirm your exact model against the list, since the EB-Z and EB-B1500 ranges include several closely numbered variants such as the Z8350W and Z8355W. Installation projectors of this size are often ceiling-mounted, so plan secure access before starting.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does 'Dual Lamp' mean I get two bulbs in one box?
Yes. This module contains both lamps used by the EB-Z and EB-B1500 series projectors, built into a single housing unit, so you do not need to order twice.
Is the EB-Z10000NL the same projector as the EB-Z10000?
The NL suffix denotes a version sold without a lens included, but the projector body and lamp requirement are the same, so both take this ELPLP73 dual-lamp module.
Why are power figures missing from the ELPLP73 dual-lamp page?
We only state figures we can confirm from Epson's published data, and no wattage or rated-hours figure is available for this dual-lamp module. Compatibility and part number information on this page are confirmed.
How is this different from the ELPLP83 single-lamp listing?
ELPLP83 supplies one lamp for Epson's Z9000-series projectors that use two separate single-lamp modules. ELPLP73 instead supplies both lamps together as one dual unit for the EB-Z8000, EB-Z9000 and EB-B1500 ranges -- check which format your specific model uses.
What should I check before fitting this on a large installation projector?
Confirm your exact model against the list, since the EB-Z and EB-B1500 ranges include several closely numbered variants such as the Z8350W and Z8355W. Installation projectors of this size are often ceiling-mounted, so plan secure access before starting.
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.
