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ET-LA095 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Panasonic.
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The ET-LA095 module runs at 280 watts and carries a 2,000-hour lamp-life rating from Panasonic, covering four projectors: the PT-L595E, PT-L595EA, PT-L595U and PT-L795U. Despite the different model numbers, the L595 and L795U share the same lamp engine, so one module serves both families.
ET-LA095 is the sole code we list for this lamp, with no alternative part numbers to weigh against it. As a module, the housing arrives already fitted to the bulb, so you are replacing the complete assembly rather than reusing the old cage. Confirm your projector reads L595E, L595EA, L595U or L795U before ordering, since the letter suffixes mark distinct regional variants.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09904
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why do the L595 and L795U share the same lamp when their model numbers are different?
Panasonic built both projectors around the same internal lamp engine, even though the model numbering differs. That is why a single module, ET-LA095, covers the PT-L595E, PT-L595EA, PT-L595U and PT-L795U.
What do the E, EA and U letters mean at the end of the model number?
These typically indicate regional or minor hardware variants of the same base projector. All of them, including L595E, L595EA, L595U and L795U, take the identical ET-LA095 lamp module.
What does the 2,000-hour figure mean in practice?
It is Panasonic's stated lamp life for the ET-LA095 under normal operating conditions. Brightness typically fades gradually as a lamp approaches this figure, well before it fails outright.
Is this lamp available under any other part number?
No, ET-LA095 is the only code on record for this module. There is no separate bare-bulb listing or alternative reference number to check it against.
What's involved in fitting this module?
Power down and let the projector cool, then release the lamp compartment cover, remove the old assembly and insert the new module in its place before securing it and resetting the lamp timer through the on-screen menu.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do the L595 and L795U share the same lamp when their model numbers are different?
Panasonic built both projectors around the same internal lamp engine, even though the model numbering differs. That is why a single module, ET-LA095, covers the PT-L595E, PT-L595EA, PT-L595U and PT-L795U.
What do the E, EA and U letters mean at the end of the model number?
These typically indicate regional or minor hardware variants of the same base projector. All of them, including L595E, L595EA, L595U and L795U, take the identical ET-LA095 lamp module.
What does the 2,000-hour figure mean in practice?
It is Panasonic's stated lamp life for the ET-LA095 under normal operating conditions. Brightness typically fades gradually as a lamp approaches this figure, well before it fails outright.
Is this lamp available under any other part number?
No, ET-LA095 is the only code on record for this module. There is no separate bare-bulb listing or alternative reference number to check it against.
What's involved in fitting this module?
Power down and let the projector cool, then release the lamp compartment cover, remove the old assembly and insert the new module in its place before securing it and resetting the lamp timer through the on-screen menu.
Other Panasonic 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.
