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ET-LAD310 (Single Lamp) projector lamp with module
Fits 19 projector models from Panasonic.
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This ET-LAD310 module is the single-lamp configuration for Panasonic's large-venue range, listed against nineteen projectors across the DS100X, DS12K, DS8500, DW11K, DW8300, DW90X, DZ10K, DZ110X, DZ13K, DZ8700, SDW930 and SDZ980. Unlike the dual-lamp version of this same projector family, these units run on one lamp rather than two.
Five alternative codes are recorded for this lamp, including ET-LAD310A, ET-LAD320, ET-LAD320A and ET-LAD320P, reflecting slightly different labelling across the single-lamp builds of these projectors. Check which of these appears on your existing module, since the dual-lamp version of the same chassis uses a separate set of codes entirely.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09894
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
How do I know if my projector is the single-lamp or dual-lamp version?
The dual-lamp builds of this DS, DW and DZ family run two lamps side by side under separate codes; if yours has one lamp bay, ET-LAD310 (Single Lamp) is the correct listing rather than the dual-lamp module.
Why are there five alternative part numbers here?
Panasonic's single-lamp DS, DW and DZ projectors carried slightly different labels across models and regions, so the same physical lamp is also referenced as ET-LAD310A, ET-LAD320, ET-LAD320A and ET-LAD320P alongside ET-LAD310.
Is the ET-LAD310 (Single Lamp) listing the bare bulb or the full module?
This is the full lamp-with-module unit for the single-lamp bay, housing included, so it replaces the whole assembly rather than just a bulb inside an existing cage.
Which specific projectors take this single-lamp module?
It's listed against nineteen models including the PT-DS100X, PT-DS12K, PT-DS8500, PT-DW11K, PT-DW8300, PT-DW90X, PT-DZ10K, PT-DZ110X, PT-DZ13K, PT-DZ8700, PT-SDW930 and PT-SDZ980, all running the single-lamp configuration of this large-venue range.
What should I check before ordering for a large-venue installation like this?
Confirm the exact code on your existing module against ET-LAD310 and its alternatives, since large-venue projectors like these are often shared across single-lamp, dual-lamp and portrait-mount variants that are not interchangeable.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How do I know if my projector is the single-lamp or dual-lamp version?
The dual-lamp builds of this DS, DW and DZ family run two lamps side by side under separate codes; if yours has one lamp bay, ET-LAD310 (Single Lamp) is the correct listing rather than the dual-lamp module.
Why are there five alternative part numbers here?
Panasonic's single-lamp DS, DW and DZ projectors carried slightly different labels across models and regions, so the same physical lamp is also referenced as ET-LAD310A, ET-LAD320, ET-LAD320A and ET-LAD320P alongside ET-LAD310.
Is the ET-LAD310 (Single Lamp) listing the bare bulb or the full module?
This is the full lamp-with-module unit for the single-lamp bay, housing included, so it replaces the whole assembly rather than just a bulb inside an existing cage.
Which specific projectors take this single-lamp module?
It's listed against nineteen models including the PT-DS100X, PT-DS12K, PT-DS8500, PT-DW11K, PT-DW8300, PT-DW90X, PT-DZ10K, PT-DZ110X, PT-DZ13K, PT-DZ8700, PT-SDW930 and PT-SDZ980, all running the single-lamp configuration of this large-venue range.
What should I check before ordering for a large-venue installation like this?
Confirm the exact code on your existing module against ET-LAD310 and its alternatives, since large-venue projectors like these are often shared across single-lamp, dual-lamp and portrait-mount variants that are not interchangeable.
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.
