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ET-LAC100 projector lamp with module
Fits 9 projector models from Panasonic.
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ET-LAC100 is a 275-watt lamp module rated for 3000 hours, built for nine Panasonic projectors: the PT-CW230 and PT-CX200 ranges across their standard, E, EA and U regional variants, plus the PT-GW33C. The lamp arrives complete with housing, ready to exchange for the failed unit as a single assembly.
The EA suffix seen on some of these models generally marks a variant for a specific regional market, but it doesn't change the lamp fitted — ET-LAC100 covers the CW230 and CX200 range regardless of the E, EA or U suffix, along with the differently named PT-GW33C.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09856
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Why does the PT-GW33C take the same lamp as the PT-CX200?
Panasonic built the PT-GW33C on the same optical platform as its PT-CW230 and PT-CX200 projectors, so despite the different model name, all nine variants on the fitment list share the ET-LAC100 lamp and housing.
What does the EA suffix mean on PT-CW230EA?
It typically indicates a regional market variant, similar to how the E and U suffixes work on other Panasonic models. The lamp fitted is unaffected — PT-CW230EA takes the same ET-LAC100 module as the standard PT-CW230.
Is this lamp rated higher than average for a compact projector?
At 275 watts it sits in the mid-to-upper range for Panasonic's business projector lamps, with a 3000-hour rating, reflecting the brighter output typically expected from the PT-CW230 and PT-CX200 series in office and classroom use.
Does ET-LAC100 come as a bare bulb option too?
This listing is the complete module, with lamp and housing supplied together. Check separately if you specifically need a bare-bulb version, since this record covers the full housing assembly rather than the glass alone.
How do I fit the module into my PT-CW230?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool fully, then release the lamp door as described in your PT-CW230 or PT-CX200 manual before sliding the old module out and the new ET-LAC100 module in.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the PT-GW33C take the same lamp as the PT-CX200?
Panasonic built the PT-GW33C on the same optical platform as its PT-CW230 and PT-CX200 projectors, so despite the different model name, all nine variants on the fitment list share the ET-LAC100 lamp and housing.
What does the EA suffix mean on PT-CW230EA?
It typically indicates a regional market variant, similar to how the E and U suffixes work on other Panasonic models. The lamp fitted is unaffected — PT-CW230EA takes the same ET-LAC100 module as the standard PT-CW230.
Is this lamp rated higher than average for a compact projector?
At 275 watts it sits in the mid-to-upper range for Panasonic's business projector lamps, with a 3000-hour rating, reflecting the brighter output typically expected from the PT-CW230 and PT-CX200 series in office and classroom use.
Does ET-LAC100 come as a bare bulb option too?
This listing is the complete module, with lamp and housing supplied together. Check separately if you specifically need a bare-bulb version, since this record covers the full housing assembly rather than the glass alone.
How do I fit the module into my PT-CW230?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool fully, then release the lamp door as described in your PT-CW230 or PT-CX200 manual before sliding the old module out and the new ET-LAC100 module in.
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.
