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ET-LAD1000 (Quad Lamp) projector lamp with module
Fits 11 projector models from Panasonic.
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Some D10000 and DW10000 units run on four lamps rather than one, stacking output for the largest venues, and this module supplies a single lamp position within that array. It fits the PT-D10000, PT-D10000C, PT-DW10000 and PT-DW10001 quad-lamp bodies, along with the TH-D10000 and TH-DW10000 equivalents.
Because the array holds four separate modules, projectors rarely need all four replaced at the same time; order one for each lamp position that has actually reached the end of its life. We also list this part under ET-LAD10000F, an alternative code for the same quad-lamp module.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09860
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
Do I need to replace all four lamps at once?
Not necessarily. Each of the four lamp positions in this configuration is its own module, and projectors typically report which position needs attention, so you can order and fit just that one.
What is ET-LAD10000F and is it the same as ET-LAD1000?
Yes, ET-LAD10000F is an alternative code for the same quad-lamp module. Either reference should match what your projector's lamp bay is asking for, so treat the two names as interchangeable when ordering.
How is the quad-lamp version different from the single-lamp D10000?
The chassis is shared, but the quad-lamp version houses four separate lamp modules for higher combined output, while the single-lamp version takes one. The two configurations use different lamp parts, so check which one your unit has.
Can mismatched lamp ages across the four positions cause problems?
Running lamps of noticeably different ages can produce uneven brightness across the array, though it will not stop the projector working. Some venues prefer to stagger replacements; others replace in sets, depending on how the schedule suits them.
Does each ET-LAD1000 quad-lamp position take a fully housed unit?
Yes, this is a projector lamp with module, so the lamp and its housing come assembled together and are fitted as one unit into the relevant lamp bay position.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do I need to replace all four lamps at once?
Not necessarily. Each of the four lamp positions in this configuration is its own module, and projectors typically report which position needs attention, so you can order and fit just that one.
What is ET-LAD10000F and is it the same as ET-LAD1000?
Yes, ET-LAD10000F is an alternative code for the same quad-lamp module. Either reference should match what your projector's lamp bay is asking for, so treat the two names as interchangeable when ordering.
How is the quad-lamp version different from the single-lamp D10000?
The chassis is shared, but the quad-lamp version houses four separate lamp modules for higher combined output, while the single-lamp version takes one. The two configurations use different lamp parts, so check which one your unit has.
Can mismatched lamp ages across the four positions cause problems?
Running lamps of noticeably different ages can produce uneven brightness across the array, though it will not stop the projector working. Some venues prefer to stagger replacements; others replace in sets, depending on how the schedule suits them.
Does each ET-LAD1000 quad-lamp position take a fully housed unit?
Yes, this is a projector lamp with module, so the lamp and its housing come assembled together and are fitted as one unit into the relevant lamp bay position.
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.
