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ET-LAC80 projector lamp with module
Fits 12 projector models from Panasonic.
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Where the existing housing on a Panasonic PT-LC56, PT-LC76 or PT-LC80 series projector is cracked, scorched or simply unknown, this module version of ET-LAC80 supplies a new lamp already mounted in its own housing. The same twelve models are covered as the bare-bulb listing of this code, among them the U1S66 and U1X86.
Fitting a full module removes any doubt about the housing's condition, which matters because a damaged cage can shorten a new bulb's life even when the glass itself is fine. If your current housing is in good order, the bare-bulb listing for the same ET-LAC80 code is the cheaper option.
At a glance
- Wattage — 160 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09917
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Should I buy the module or the bare bulb for my PT-LC80?
Buy the module if you haven't inspected the housing or suspect it's damaged — it replaces both together. If you know the housing is sound, the bare-bulb listing under the same ET-LAC80 code is available separately and costs less.
Does the module version fit the same projectors as the bare bulb?
Yes, both listings under ET-LAC80 cover the identical twelve PT-LC56, PT-LC76, PT-LC80, U1S66, U1X66 and U1X86 model variants — the only difference between the two listings is whether a new housing is included.
Is installation different for a module compared with a bare bulb?
It's generally simpler — the whole housing slides into the lamp bay as one piece, so there's no need to transfer a bulb into an old cage. Follow your PT-LC series projector's manual for the release catch and screws.
Do the ET-LAC80 module and its bare sibling share the same specification?
Yes. It runs at 160 watts and is rated for roughly 2000 hours of use, in line with the bare-bulb version of the same ET-LAC80 code, since both use the identical lamp inside a new housing.
Is the ET-LAC80 module a good fit for classroom use?
The PT-LC56, PT-LC76 and PT-LC80 projectors this lamp fits are Panasonic's compact series, commonly specified for classrooms and small meeting rooms, so the module version suits environments where the projector is handled fairly often.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Should I buy the module or the bare bulb for my PT-LC80?
Buy the module if you haven't inspected the housing or suspect it's damaged — it replaces both together. If you know the housing is sound, the bare-bulb listing under the same ET-LAC80 code is available separately and costs less.
Does the module version fit the same projectors as the bare bulb?
Yes, both listings under ET-LAC80 cover the identical twelve PT-LC56, PT-LC76, PT-LC80, U1S66, U1X66 and U1X86 model variants — the only difference between the two listings is whether a new housing is included.
Is installation different for a module compared with a bare bulb?
It's generally simpler — the whole housing slides into the lamp bay as one piece, so there's no need to transfer a bulb into an old cage. Follow your PT-LC series projector's manual for the release catch and screws.
Do the ET-LAC80 module and its bare sibling share the same specification?
Yes. It runs at 160 watts and is rated for roughly 2000 hours of use, in line with the bare-bulb version of the same ET-LAC80 code, since both use the identical lamp inside a new housing.
Is the ET-LAC80 module a good fit for classroom use?
The PT-LC56, PT-LC76 and PT-LC80 projectors this lamp fits are Panasonic's compact series, commonly specified for classrooms and small meeting rooms, so the module version suits environments where the projector is handled fairly often.
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.
