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ET-LAB10 projector lamp with module
Fits 36 projector models from Panasonic.
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The ET-LAB10 module is one of the widest-fitting lamps in our Panasonic range, rated at 155 watts for 3,000 hours and listed against thirty-six projectors across the LB10, LB20, PS650, PS95, PX650, PX95 and U1 series. It's supplied as the complete lamp-and-housing unit, ready to fit in one piece.
With so many variants in the LB10 and LB20 families alone — NT, NTE, NTU, S, SE, SU, SV and V suffixes among them — the safest way to confirm fit is the code on your existing module rather than the exact projector name, since ET-LAB10 is the single reference recorded across all thirty-six.
At a glance
- Wattage — 155 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09910
- Compatibility — 36 projector models
Common questions
What do the NT, S and V suffixes on the LB10 and LB20 names mean?
They generally mark different feature sets on the same chassis — networking, standard or vertical-lens variants, among others — but all of them take the identical ET-LAB10 lamp, so the suffix doesn't change which module to order.
Does the PX95 use the same lamp as the LB10?
Yes — the ET-LAB10 is listed against the PT-PX650 and PT-PX95 alongside the LB10 and LB20 families, so despite the different model naming, they share the same lamp bay.
Does this ET-LAB10 listing include the housing or just the bulb?
This is the complete lamp-with-module assembly, housing included, so it replaces the whole unit rather than requiring a bare bulb to be fitted into an existing cage.
How do the U1 series projectors fit into this range?
The PT-U1S87, PT-U1X67, PT-U1X68, PT-U1X87 and PT-U1X88 are also listed against the ET-LAB10, so the U1 naming doesn't put them in a separate lamp family from the LB10 and LB20 models.
What's the wattage and lifespan of this lamp?
The ET-LAB10 runs at 155 watts and is rated for 3,000 hours, though actual life depends on brightness mode and how well the projector is ventilated.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What do the NT, S and V suffixes on the LB10 and LB20 names mean?
They generally mark different feature sets on the same chassis — networking, standard or vertical-lens variants, among others — but all of them take the identical ET-LAB10 lamp, so the suffix doesn't change which module to order.
Does the PX95 use the same lamp as the LB10?
Yes — the ET-LAB10 is listed against the PT-PX650 and PT-PX95 alongside the LB10 and LB20 families, so despite the different model naming, they share the same lamp bay.
Does this ET-LAB10 listing include the housing or just the bulb?
This is the complete lamp-with-module assembly, housing included, so it replaces the whole unit rather than requiring a bare bulb to be fitted into an existing cage.
How do the U1 series projectors fit into this range?
The PT-U1S87, PT-U1X67, PT-U1X68, PT-U1X87 and PT-U1X88 are also listed against the ET-LAB10, so the U1 naming doesn't put them in a separate lamp family from the LB10 and LB20 models.
What's the wattage and lifespan of this lamp?
The ET-LAB10 runs at 155 watts and is rated for 3,000 hours, though actual life depends on brightness mode and how well the projector is ventilated.
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.
