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ET-LAA410 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Panasonic.
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This 220-watt lamp is rated for around 4,000 hours and comes fitted into its own housing, built for Panasonic's PT-AE8000 and PT-AT6000 home cinema projectors. It also covers the closely related PT-AE6000E, so eight model variants in total share this one module.
At 4,000 hours, this is a longer-rated lamp than many earlier Panasonic home cinema modules, though heavy use of higher-brightness picture modes will still bring replacement forward. ET-LAA410 is the only code this part is listed under, with no alternative reference to check.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09851
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
What output and endurance does the ET-LAA410 bring to the AE8000 family?
This module runs a 220-watt lamp with a rated life of around 4,000 hours under standard projector settings, which is longer than some of Panasonic's earlier home cinema lamps.
Does the PT-AE6000E use the same lamp as the AE8000?
Yes, the PT-AE6000E shares the same lamp bay as the PT-AE8000 range, so this one ET-LAA410 module fits both without any variation in fitting or connections.
Do the EA, EH and EZ suffixed AE8000 models need different lamps?
No, PT-AE8000EA, PT-AE8000EH and PT-AE8000EZ are regional variants of the same projector body and all take this same 220-watt module, whichever suffix appears on the casing.
Will using a brighter picture mode shorten the 4,000-hour rating?
Yes, the 4,000-hour figure applies to standard settings; modes that push the lamp harder for extra brightness will generally bring the lamp to the end of its life sooner than that figure suggests.
Is the AT6000 a laser projector, and does it still use this lamp?
The PT-AT6000 covered by this listing uses this lamp-based module rather than a laser light source, so ET-LAA410 is the correct replacement for it, not a laser engine part.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What output and endurance does the ET-LAA410 bring to the AE8000 family?
This module runs a 220-watt lamp with a rated life of around 4,000 hours under standard projector settings, which is longer than some of Panasonic's earlier home cinema lamps.
Does the PT-AE6000E use the same lamp as the AE8000?
Yes, the PT-AE6000E shares the same lamp bay as the PT-AE8000 range, so this one ET-LAA410 module fits both without any variation in fitting or connections.
Do the EA, EH and EZ suffixed AE8000 models need different lamps?
No, PT-AE8000EA, PT-AE8000EH and PT-AE8000EZ are regional variants of the same projector body and all take this same 220-watt module, whichever suffix appears on the casing.
Will using a brighter picture mode shorten the 4,000-hour rating?
Yes, the 4,000-hour figure applies to standard settings; modes that push the lamp harder for extra brightness will generally bring the lamp to the end of its life sooner than that figure suggests.
Is the AT6000 a laser projector, and does it still use this lamp?
The PT-AT6000 covered by this listing uses this lamp-based module rather than a laser light source, so ET-LAA410 is the correct replacement for it, not a laser engine part.
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.
