GENUINE OEM INSIDEELPLP75 projector lamp with module for Epson projectors
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ELPLP75 projector lamp with housing module

Fits 40 projector models from Epson.

SKU LA-09013 · MPN ELPLP75 · 245 W · 2,500 h

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Spanning the PowerLite 1930 up to the 1965, along with the EB-1940W to EB-1965 range and the EB-C740W to EB-C765XN business projectors, the ELPLP75 is a 245-watt lamp rated at roughly 2,500 hours. It is supplied fully built as a module, bulb and housing together.

This part is also referenced as V13H010L75 in Epson's documentation. Several EB-1940 and EB-1965 variants carry a colour-code suffix such as C2, C3, C5 or C6, so match that suffix as well as the base model number when confirming this lamp is right for your projector.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 245 W
  • Rated life — 2,500 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09013
  • Compatibility — 40 projector models

Common questions

Do the C2, C3, C5 and C6 suffixes on the EB-1965 change the lamp fit?
No, the ELPLP75 is listed across all of these colour-code variants of the EB-1940W, EB-1945 and EB-1960/1965 range, so the base model number is what matters, not the colour suffix itself.

What is the wattage and rated life of the ELPLP75?
It is a 245-watt lamp rated for around 2,500 hours, figures that apply consistently across the PowerLite 1900 and EB-C700 business range this lamp fits, regardless of colour suffix.

Is V13H010L75 the same lamp as ELPLP75?
Yes, both codes are used for the same module, so either number found on your old lamp or in the projector's manual will identify this exact part.

Does the ELPLP75 fit Epson's EB-C700 business range?
Yes, it covers the EB-C740W, EB-C750X, EB-C754XN, EB-C755XN, EB-C760X, EB-C764XN and EB-C765XN alongside the PowerLite 1900 series, all of which are listed as compatible with this lamp.

What is the safest way to handle a projector lamp module?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp cover, hold the module by its housing rather than the bulb, and avoid touching the glass with bare hands during fitting.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE245 W
RATED LIFE2,500 h
SKULA-09013
COMPATIBILITY40 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Do the C2, C3, C5 and C6 suffixes on the EB-1965 change the lamp fit?

No, the ELPLP75 is listed across all of these colour-code variants of the EB-1940W, EB-1945 and EB-1960/1965 range, so the base model number is what matters, not the colour suffix itself.

What is the wattage and rated life of the ELPLP75?

It is a 245-watt lamp rated for around 2,500 hours, figures that apply consistently across the PowerLite 1900 and EB-C700 business range this lamp fits, regardless of colour suffix.

Is V13H010L75 the same lamp as ELPLP75?

Yes, both codes are used for the same module, so either number found on your old lamp or in the projector's manual will identify this exact part.

Does the ELPLP75 fit Epson's EB-C700 business range?

Yes, it covers the EB-C740W, EB-C750X, EB-C754XN, EB-C755XN, EB-C760X, EB-C764XN and EB-C765XN alongside the PowerLite 1900 series, all of which are listed as compatible with this lamp.

What is the safest way to handle a projector lamp module?

Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp cover, hold the module by its housing rather than the bulb, and avoid touching the glass with bare hands during fitting.