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ET-LAE200 bare projector lamp
Fits 38 projector models from Panasonic.
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Panasonic used the ET-LAE200 lamp across a wide band of its installation projectors — the EW530 and EW630 series, EX500 and EX600, EZ570, and the SLW, SLX and SLZ ranges sold with a C suffix — 38 models in total. This listing is the bare bulb alone, meant for an existing housing that's still in good condition.
The SLW, SLX and SLZ models on this fitment list carry a C suffix, which generally marks a China-market variant, but they take the identical ET-LAE200 lamp as the EW and EX ranges sold elsewhere. Check your projector's exact model plate rather than assuming from the suffix alone, and reuse the bulb only in an undamaged housing.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09898
- Compatibility — 38 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp cover EW, EX, EZ and SL model names?
Panasonic built these installation-class projectors around the same lamp platform even though the model names differ by series. All 38 listed EW530, EW630, EX500, EX600, EZ570, SLW, SLX and SLZ variants share the ET-LAE200 lamp for that reason.
What does the C suffix mean on the SLX and SLZ models?
It typically denotes a China-market version of that projector line, but the lamp fitted is the same ET-LAE200 used in the EW and EX models sold in other regions, so fitment isn't affected by the suffix.
Is this ET-LAE200 listing meant for an intact existing cage?
Yes. This is the bare bulb, without housing, intended for fitting into an existing cage that is still undamaged. If you need the housing replaced too, a separate module listing exists for the same ET-LAE200 code.
How should I handle the bulb before fitting it?
Keep it in its packaging until you're ready to install, avoid touching the glass envelope with bare skin, and let a recently used projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, since the old assembly will still be hot.
What's the rated life of the ET-LAE200 lamp?
It's rated for around 3000 hours at its 330-watt output, which is towards the higher end for Panasonic's installation projector range, reflecting the larger venues these EW, EX and EZ models are typically installed in.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does one lamp cover EW, EX, EZ and SL model names?
Panasonic built these installation-class projectors around the same lamp platform even though the model names differ by series. All 38 listed EW530, EW630, EX500, EX600, EZ570, SLW, SLX and SLZ variants share the ET-LAE200 lamp for that reason.
What does the C suffix mean on the SLX and SLZ models?
It typically denotes a China-market version of that projector line, but the lamp fitted is the same ET-LAE200 used in the EW and EX models sold in other regions, so fitment isn't affected by the suffix.
Is this ET-LAE200 listing meant for an intact existing cage?
Yes. This is the bare bulb, without housing, intended for fitting into an existing cage that is still undamaged. If you need the housing replaced too, a separate module listing exists for the same ET-LAE200 code.
How should I handle the bulb before fitting it?
Keep it in its packaging until you're ready to install, avoid touching the glass envelope with bare skin, and let a recently used projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, since the old assembly will still be hot.
What's the rated life of the ET-LAE200 lamp?
It's rated for around 3000 hours at its 330-watt output, which is towards the higher end for Panasonic's installation projector range, reflecting the larger venues these EW, EX and EZ models are typically installed in.
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.
