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ET-LAD320PW projector lamp with module
Fits 30 projector models from Panasonic.
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This dual-lamp module is built for Panasonic's large-venue installation range, listed against thirty projectors across the DS100X, DS12K, DS8500, DW11K, DW8300, DW90X, DZ10K, DZ110, DZ13K, DZ8700 and related SDS, SDW and SDZ models. It comes complete with its housing, for the single-bay swap in a two-lamp system.
Nine alternative codes are recorded for this lamp, including ET-LAD310AW, ET-LAD310W, ET-LAD320, ET-LAD320W and portrait-specific references such as PT-DZ10KPortrait and PT-DZ13KPortrait, reflecting how the same module is fitted whether the projector is mounted in standard landscape orientation or rotated for portrait installation. Check the code on your old module against this list before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09895
- Compatibility — 30 projector models
Common questions
Does the lamp change if the projector is mounted in portrait orientation?
No — the same ET-LAD320PW module is referenced for portrait-mounted installations, shown in the alternative codes PT-DS12KPortrait, PT-DW11KPortrait, PT-DZ10KPortrait and PT-DZ13KPortrait, so orientation doesn't change which lamp the projector needs.
Why are there so many alternative codes for this lamp?
Panasonic's large-venue DS, DW and DZ range was sold under several related model and lamp codes, including ET-LAD310AW, ET-LAD310W, ET-LAD320 and ET-LAD320W, all pointing to the same physical dual-lamp module as ET-LAD320PW.
Do I need to replace both lamps in this dual-lamp system together?
Not necessarily — this listing is for one module covering a single bay. The second lamp can usually be judged separately on its own running hours rather than being forced to change at the same time.
Which projector series use this module?
It's listed against thirty models across Panasonic's DS100X, DS12K, DS8500, DW11K, DW8300, DW90X, DZ10K, DZ110, DZ13K, DZ8700, SDS950, SDW930, SDZ980 and SDZ981C range, all sharing the same dual-lamp bay.
Is this the module or a bare bulb?
This listing is the complete lamp-with-module assembly, housing included, built for large-venue installations where the whole unit is typically swapped rather than a bare bulb transferred between housings.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the lamp change if the projector is mounted in portrait orientation?
No — the same ET-LAD320PW module is referenced for portrait-mounted installations, shown in the alternative codes PT-DS12KPortrait, PT-DW11KPortrait, PT-DZ10KPortrait and PT-DZ13KPortrait, so orientation doesn't change which lamp the projector needs.
Why are there so many alternative codes for this lamp?
Panasonic's large-venue DS, DW and DZ range was sold under several related model and lamp codes, including ET-LAD310AW, ET-LAD310W, ET-LAD320 and ET-LAD320W, all pointing to the same physical dual-lamp module as ET-LAD320PW.
Do I need to replace both lamps in this dual-lamp system together?
Not necessarily — this listing is for one module covering a single bay. The second lamp can usually be judged separately on its own running hours rather than being forced to change at the same time.
Which projector series use this module?
It's listed against thirty models across Panasonic's DS100X, DS12K, DS8500, DW11K, DW8300, DW90X, DZ10K, DZ110, DZ13K, DZ8700, SDS950, SDW930, SDZ980 and SDZ981C range, all sharing the same dual-lamp bay.
Is this the module or a bare bulb?
This listing is the complete lamp-with-module assembly, housing included, built for large-venue installations where the whole unit is typically swapped rather than a bare bulb transferred between housings.
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.
