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ET-LAD7700 (Single Lamp) projector lamp with module
Fits 9 projector models from Panasonic.
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The ET-LAD7700 (Single Lamp) supplies a complete replacement unit, pairing the bulb with its housing so the whole assembly seats directly into the projector. It fits nine single-lamp Panasonic models across the PT-D7700, PT-DW7000, PT-L7700, PT-LW7700 and TH-D7700 ranges, covering both the PT- retail line and the TH- installation variants of the same chassis.
Panasonic listed this lamp under one code, ET-LAD7700 (Single Lamp), so there are no alternative part numbers to weigh up. Because it ships as a module, fitting is a case of removing the old housing and inserting the new one; no separate lamp-and-cage assembly is required. Check your projector's rating label for the "(Single Lamp)" designation before ordering, since Panasonic used this chassis in dual-lamp form elsewhere.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09892
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
What does '(Single Lamp)' mean on this part number?
Panasonic built this projector chassis in both single- and dual-lamp configurations. The '(Single Lamp)' tag confirms this module is for the version with one lamp bay, not the twin-lamp installation models that share a similar body shape.
Is there a difference between the PT- and TH- model codes?
No. PT-D7700 and TH-D7700 are the same projector sold through different channels, and the same applies to the DW7000 and DW7000EK pairing. The lamp module fits all of them without modification.
Does this lamp come with alternative part numbers?
No, Panasonic assigned a single code, ET-LAD7700 (Single Lamp), to this module. There are no other part numbers to check against when ordering, so matching your old lamp's label to this one code is enough to confirm the fit.
How do I fit the module once it arrives?
The module replaces the housing as one piece. Power down the projector, let it cool, release the lamp door, withdraw the old unit and slide the new module into the same bay before securing the retaining screws.
Will the projector still show a lamp warning after I change it?
Yes, until the lamp timer is reset through the projector's on-screen menu. This is a separate step from fitting the module and is usually found in the maintenance or status section of the menu.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does '(Single Lamp)' mean on this part number?
Panasonic built this projector chassis in both single- and dual-lamp configurations. The '(Single Lamp)' tag confirms this module is for the version with one lamp bay, not the twin-lamp installation models that share a similar body shape.
Is there a difference between the PT- and TH- model codes?
No. PT-D7700 and TH-D7700 are the same projector sold through different channels, and the same applies to the DW7000 and DW7000EK pairing. The lamp module fits all of them without modification.
Does this lamp come with alternative part numbers?
No, Panasonic assigned a single code, ET-LAD7700 (Single Lamp), to this module. There are no other part numbers to check against when ordering, so matching your old lamp's label to this one code is enough to confirm the fit.
How do I fit the module once it arrives?
The module replaces the housing as one piece. Power down the projector, let it cool, release the lamp door, withdraw the old unit and slide the new module into the same bay before securing the retaining screws.
Will the projector still show a lamp warning after I change it?
Yes, until the lamp timer is reset through the projector's on-screen menu. This is a separate step from fitting the module and is usually found in the maintenance or status section of the menu.
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.
