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ET-LAB2 projector lamp with module
Fits 37 projector models from Panasonic.
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With 37 compatible projectors, ET-LAB2 is one of the broadest lamps in Panasonic's line-up, covering the PT-LB1, PT-LB2 and PT-LB3 families, the PT-UX10 through PT-UX32C range, the PT-ST10 series and a long run of PT-X models including PT-X2800STC, PT-X3100SRC and PT-X350C. It is rated at 220W with a 3000 hour life and supplied complete with housing.
ET-LAB3 is the alternative code for this same lamp. Given how many projector families this module covers, from budget PT-UX classroom units to the STC-suffixed short throw PT-X range, confirm your exact model against the list on this page, since Panasonic's LB, UX and X naming does not group neatly by lamp requirement elsewhere in its catalogue.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09908
- Compatibility — 37 projector models
Common questions
Is ET-LAB2 the same as ET-LAB3?
Yes, ET-LAB3 is an alternative code for the identical module sold here as ET-LAB2, so either reference matches this listing regardless of which one your old lamp shows.
Why does ET-LAB2 cover so many different Panasonic model families?
Panasonic used a common lamp platform across several of its LB, UX, ST and X series projectors during this generation, which is why 37 distinct models, from the PT-LB1 to the PT-X3100SRC, share the single code ET-LAB2.
Do the STC-suffixed models like PT-X2800STC need a different lamp?
No, the STC short throw variants, including PT-X2800STC, PT-X2801STC, PT-X3000STC and PT-X3001STC, are listed against ET-LAB2 alongside the standard-throw PT-X models, so one module covers both.
Is the classroom-focused PT-UX10 lamp the same as the short throw PT-X2800STC?
Yes, both the PT-UX10 and the short throw PT-X2800STC are listed against ET-LAB2, so despite being aimed at different installations, they take the identical 220W module.
Is PT-X3100SRC part of the same lamp family as the other PT-X models here?
Yes, PT-X3100SRC is listed against ET-LAB2 along with PT-X320C, PT-X321C and PT-X350C, so all four take the same 220W module despite the differing model suffixes.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is ET-LAB2 the same as ET-LAB3?
Yes, ET-LAB3 is an alternative code for the identical module sold here as ET-LAB2, so either reference matches this listing regardless of which one your old lamp shows.
Why does ET-LAB2 cover so many different Panasonic model families?
Panasonic used a common lamp platform across several of its LB, UX, ST and X series projectors during this generation, which is why 37 distinct models, from the PT-LB1 to the PT-X3100SRC, share the single code ET-LAB2.
Do the STC-suffixed models like PT-X2800STC need a different lamp?
No, the STC short throw variants, including PT-X2800STC, PT-X2801STC, PT-X3000STC and PT-X3001STC, are listed against ET-LAB2 alongside the standard-throw PT-X models, so one module covers both.
Is the classroom-focused PT-UX10 lamp the same as the short throw PT-X2800STC?
Yes, both the PT-UX10 and the short throw PT-X2800STC are listed against ET-LAB2, so despite being aimed at different installations, they take the identical 220W module.
Is PT-X3100SRC part of the same lamp family as the other PT-X models here?
Yes, PT-X3100SRC is listed against ET-LAB2 along with PT-X320C, PT-X321C and PT-X350C, so all four take the same 220W module despite the differing model suffixes.
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.
