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ELPLP96 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 147 projector models from Epson.
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The ELPLP96 is a complete lamp and housing unit built for Epson projectors. It fits a very wide range of EB, PowerLite, Home Cinema, EH-TW and EX models, along with several H-numbered and HC-series units. Because the housing is included, the whole assembly slides straight into the projector's lamp compartment without any separate handling of the bulb.
This lamp is also listed under the codes V13H010L96 and V13H010L97, so if your projector's manual or old lamp sticker shows either of those, this is the correct replacement. Because it comes as a lamp-with-module unit, there is no need to transfer a bulb into an old housing. Confirm your exact Epson model before ordering, as this range covers many similar-looking series.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11570
- Compatibility — 147 projector models
Common questions
Which Epson projectors take the ELPLP96 lamp?
It fits a large number of Epson models, including the EB-X41, EB-W49, EB-S05, PowerLite 1286, Home Cinema 2150 and EH-TW5650, among many others. Check the full compatibility list against your projector's exact model number printed on its base or rear panel before ordering.
Is V13H010L96 the same lamp as ELPLP96?
Yes. V13H010L96 and V13H010L97 are alternative codes used for the same lamp assembly. If your old lamp or projector documentation shows either of these numbers, the ELPLP96 module is the correct replacement part.
Does this lamp come with the housing?
Yes, this is a lamp-with-module unit, meaning the bulb is already fitted into its housing cage. You remove the old module from the projector and fit this one in its place, rather than swapping just the bulb.
How do I fit the new lamp module?
Switch off and unplug the projector, let it cool fully, then open the lamp access panel, usually on the underside or side. Undo the securing screws, slide out the old module, fit the new one, and replace the screws and panel before powering on.
What warnings do Epson projectors give as an ELPLP96 nears the end of its life?
Most Epson projectors show an on-screen warning or a flashing lamp indicator light when the bulb is nearing the end of its life. Dimmer images or a complete failure to light are also signs that the module needs replacing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which Epson projectors take the ELPLP96 lamp?
It fits a large number of Epson models, including the EB-X41, EB-W49, EB-S05, PowerLite 1286, Home Cinema 2150 and EH-TW5650, among many others. Check the full compatibility list against your projector's exact model number printed on its base or rear panel before ordering.
Is V13H010L96 the same lamp as ELPLP96?
Yes. V13H010L96 and V13H010L97 are alternative codes used for the same lamp assembly. If your old lamp or projector documentation shows either of these numbers, the ELPLP96 module is the correct replacement part.
Does this lamp come with the housing?
Yes, this is a lamp-with-module unit, meaning the bulb is already fitted into its housing cage. You remove the old module from the projector and fit this one in its place, rather than swapping just the bulb.
How do I fit the new lamp module?
Switch off and unplug the projector, let it cool fully, then open the lamp access panel, usually on the underside or side. Undo the securing screws, slide out the old module, fit the new one, and replace the screws and panel before powering on.
What warnings do Epson projectors give as an ELPLP96 nears the end of its life?
Most Epson projectors show an on-screen warning or a flashing lamp indicator light when the bulb is nearing the end of its life. Dimmer images or a complete failure to light are also signs that the module needs replacing.
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.
