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ET-LAB10 bare projector lamp
Fits 34 projector models from Panasonic.
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This bare ET-LAB10 bulb, 155 watts and rated for 3,000 hours, is listed against thirty-four Panasonic projectors across the LB10, LB20, PS650, PS95, PX650, PX95 and U1 series. It supplies just the burner and base, for anyone whose existing housing across this range is still sound.
The module version of this same lamp is listed separately for anyone whose LB10, LB20, PS, PX or U1 housing has cracked or come loose; this bare listing assumes the cage and connector are still working and only the bulb itself needs replacing. ET-LAB10 is the only code recorded for it.
At a glance
- Wattage — 155 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09909
- Compatibility — 34 projector models
Common questions
Do the U1X67 and U1X88 take this same bare lamp?
Yes — the ET-LAB10 bare bulb is listed against the PT-U1S87, PT-U1X67, PT-U1X68, PT-U1X87 and PT-U1X88 alongside the LB10, LB20, PS and PX ranges, so the U1 naming doesn't set them apart from this family.
Why isn't the housing included in this listing?
This is the bare bulb, meant for a housing that's already fitted and working; the burner is usually what fails first, so replacing just it saves buying a new cage you don't need.
How many hours is the ET-LAB10 rated for?
It's rated at 3,000 hours from a 155-watt bulb, with real-world life shaped by brightness settings and ventilation rather than being a fixed figure every unit will hit exactly.
Is fitting a bare bulb something I can do myself?
Fitting the ET-LAB10 bare bulb means opening the existing housing, removing the old burner and seating the new one in the same socket, which most owners can manage with the projector's own access panel and no extra tools.
What if I'm not sure whether my housing needs replacing too?
Check the cage, reflector and connector for cracking, discolouration or a loose fit; if those look sound, the bare ET-LAB10 is enough, but visible damage points to the lamp-with-module version instead.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Do the U1X67 and U1X88 take this same bare lamp?
Yes — the ET-LAB10 bare bulb is listed against the PT-U1S87, PT-U1X67, PT-U1X68, PT-U1X87 and PT-U1X88 alongside the LB10, LB20, PS and PX ranges, so the U1 naming doesn't set them apart from this family.
Why isn't the housing included in this listing?
This is the bare bulb, meant for a housing that's already fitted and working; the burner is usually what fails first, so replacing just it saves buying a new cage you don't need.
How many hours is the ET-LAB10 rated for?
It's rated at 3,000 hours from a 155-watt bulb, with real-world life shaped by brightness settings and ventilation rather than being a fixed figure every unit will hit exactly.
Is fitting a bare bulb something I can do myself?
Fitting the ET-LAB10 bare bulb means opening the existing housing, removing the old burner and seating the new one in the same socket, which most owners can manage with the projector's own access panel and no extra tools.
What if I'm not sure whether my housing needs replacing too?
Check the cage, reflector and connector for cracking, discolouration or a loose fit; if those look sound, the bare ET-LAB10 is enough, but visible damage points to the lamp-with-module version instead.
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.
