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ET-LA780 projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from Panasonic.
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Fourteen Panasonic projectors share the ET-LA780 lamp module, spanning the PT-L750 and PT-L780 ranges through to the PT-P1X100, PT-P1X200 and PT-U1X200NT. Rated at 270 watts, it is supplied complete with housing so the whole optical assembly is exchanged in one step rather than just the bulb inside it.
There's no separate bare-lamp listing for this part — ET-LA780 is sold only as the full module — so it's the right order whether your existing housing looks fine or not, since it replaces both together. Confirm your exact model suffix, since PT-L750 and PT-L780 units are easy to mix up at a glance.
At a glance
- Wattage — 270 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10980
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Does ET-LA780 fit the PT-P1X100 as well as the PT-L780?
Yes, both are on the confirmed fitment list. Panasonic used the same lamp and housing across the PT-L750, PT-L780, PT-P1X100, PT-P1X200 and PT-U1X200NT lines, so ET-LA780 is correct for any of these fourteen models.
What's the rated lamp life on ET-LA780?
It's rated for around 2000 hours of projector use before replacement is typically needed, at its 270-watt output. Heavy use, poor ventilation or running outside eco mode where fitted can shorten that in practice.
Can I buy just the bulb for ET-LA780 without the housing?
No bare version is listed for this part — ET-LA780 is available only as the complete lamp-and-housing module, so ordering it replaces the whole assembly rather than the glass alone.
What's the difference between the PT-L750 and PT-P1X100 naming?
Panasonic renamed parts of this projector line over successive generations — the PT-L750, PT-L780, PT-P1X100 and PT-P1X200 are different model names built around the same ET-LA780 lamp, so the naming change doesn't affect which lamp to order.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting a new ET-LA780?
Most PT-L750 and PT-L780 series projectors expect the lamp-hour counter to be reset through the on-screen menu once the new lamp is fitted, otherwise the old lamp warning can keep appearing on start-up.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does ET-LA780 fit the PT-P1X100 as well as the PT-L780?
Yes, both are on the confirmed fitment list. Panasonic used the same lamp and housing across the PT-L750, PT-L780, PT-P1X100, PT-P1X200 and PT-U1X200NT lines, so ET-LA780 is correct for any of these fourteen models.
What's the rated lamp life on ET-LA780?
It's rated for around 2000 hours of projector use before replacement is typically needed, at its 270-watt output. Heavy use, poor ventilation or running outside eco mode where fitted can shorten that in practice.
Can I buy just the bulb for ET-LA780 without the housing?
No bare version is listed for this part — ET-LA780 is available only as the complete lamp-and-housing module, so ordering it replaces the whole assembly rather than the glass alone.
What's the difference between the PT-L750 and PT-P1X100 naming?
Panasonic renamed parts of this projector line over successive generations — the PT-L750, PT-L780, PT-P1X100 and PT-P1X200 are different model names built around the same ET-LA780 lamp, so the naming change doesn't affect which lamp to order.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting a new ET-LA780?
Most PT-L750 and PT-L780 series projectors expect the lamp-hour counter to be reset through the on-screen menu once the new lamp is fitted, otherwise the old lamp warning can keep appearing on start-up.
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.




