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ET-LAB50 projector lamp with module
Fits 18 projector models from Panasonic.
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This ET-LAB50 module runs at 165 watts and is rated for 3,000 hours, covering eighteen Panasonic models across the LB50, LB51, UX70 and UX71 ranges, along with the TH-LB50NT. It's supplied complete with its housing, so it goes straight into the lamp bay in place of the old assembly.
Two alternative codes are recorded for this lamp, PT-LB51NTU and PT-LB51U, alongside its main ET-LAB50 reference, reflecting how the NT and non-NT builds of the LB51 were labelled slightly differently. Check whichever of these three codes appears on your existing module before placing an order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 165 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09913
- Compatibility — 18 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between the NT and non-NT models in this range?
The NT suffix generally marks a networked version of the same LB50 or LB51 projector, but both take the identical ET-LAB50 lamp, so the networking feature doesn't change which module you need.
Why are PT-LB51NTU and PT-LB51U listed as alternative codes?
They're the part numbers used on certain LB51 builds for the same physical lamp sold under the main ET-LAB50 code, so either one printed on your old module confirms this listing is the right match.
Does the TH-LB50NT take a different lamp from the PT models?
No — the TH-LB50NT is listed alongside the PT-LB50 and PT-LB51 range against this same ET-LAB50 module, so the TH prefix doesn't change which lamp the projector uses.
What's the wattage and rated life of the ET-LAB50?
It runs at 165 watts and is rated for 3,000 hours, with real-world life depending on brightness settings and how well the projector is ventilated during use.
Do the UX70 and UX71 share this lamp too?
Yes — the ET-LAB50 is listed against the PT-UX70, PT-UX70NT, PT-UX71 and PT-UX71NT alongside the LB50 and LB51 ranges, so all eighteen models in this family take the same module.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between the NT and non-NT models in this range?
The NT suffix generally marks a networked version of the same LB50 or LB51 projector, but both take the identical ET-LAB50 lamp, so the networking feature doesn't change which module you need.
Why are PT-LB51NTU and PT-LB51U listed as alternative codes?
They're the part numbers used on certain LB51 builds for the same physical lamp sold under the main ET-LAB50 code, so either one printed on your old module confirms this listing is the right match.
Does the TH-LB50NT take a different lamp from the PT models?
No — the TH-LB50NT is listed alongside the PT-LB50 and PT-LB51 range against this same ET-LAB50 module, so the TH prefix doesn't change which lamp the projector uses.
What's the wattage and rated life of the ET-LAB50?
It runs at 165 watts and is rated for 3,000 hours, with real-world life depending on brightness settings and how well the projector is ventilated during use.
Do the UX70 and UX71 share this lamp too?
Yes — the ET-LAB50 is listed against the PT-UX70, PT-UX70NT, PT-UX71 and PT-UX71NT alongside the LB50 and LB51 ranges, so all eighteen models in this family take the same module.
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.
