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ELPLP90 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Epson.
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Five Epson projectors take the ELPLP90 lamp: the EB-670, EB-675w, EB-675wi, EB-680wi and Powerlite 675w. It arrives as a complete module, bulb and housing together, so it fits in place of the original assembly without any separate parts to source.
No wattage or lamp-life rating is published for the ELPLP90, so we cover what is confirmed here rather than guess a figure. This same part is also referenced as V13H010L90. With only five compatible projectors, check whether your unit is the standard EB-670 or one of the wi/w variants before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11567
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between the EB-675w and EB-675wi?
The 'wi' models are Epson's interactive versions, while the 'w' is the standard projector — both take the same ELPLP90 lamp, along with the EB-670, EB-680wi and Powerlite 675w.
Why does this listing show no lamp life figure?
Epson has not published a rated-hours figure for the ELPLP90 in our records, so this page lists only what is confirmed: compatible projectors, the part code and its alternative reference.
Is V13H010L90 the genuine Epson part code?
Yes, V13H010L90 and ELPLP90 both refer to the same genuine lamp assembly Epson specifies for this range, just under two different reference formats used across manuals and parts lists.
How do I fit this module into my EB-670?
Unplug the projector and let it cool, then open the lamp access panel, usually on the top or underside, undo the retaining screws holding the old housing, and fit the new module in its place.
Does the Powerlite 675w use a different lamp to the EB-675w?
No, the Powerlite 675w and EB-675w take the identical ELPLP90 lamp and housing — the naming difference reflects where the projector was sold rather than a hardware change.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between the EB-675w and EB-675wi?
The 'wi' models are Epson's interactive versions, while the 'w' is the standard projector — both take the same ELPLP90 lamp, along with the EB-670, EB-680wi and Powerlite 675w.
Why does this listing show no lamp life figure?
Epson has not published a rated-hours figure for the ELPLP90 in our records, so this page lists only what is confirmed: compatible projectors, the part code and its alternative reference.
Is V13H010L90 the genuine Epson part code?
Yes, V13H010L90 and ELPLP90 both refer to the same genuine lamp assembly Epson specifies for this range, just under two different reference formats used across manuals and parts lists.
How do I fit this module into my EB-670?
Unplug the projector and let it cool, then open the lamp access panel, usually on the top or underside, undo the retaining screws holding the old housing, and fit the new module in its place.
Does the Powerlite 675w use a different lamp to the EB-675w?
No, the Powerlite 675w and EB-675w take the identical ELPLP90 lamp and housing — the naming difference reflects where the projector was sold rather than a hardware change.
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.
