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ET-LAE200 projector lamp with module
Fits 38 projector models from Panasonic.
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This module supplies the ET-LAE200 lamp already fitted into a new housing, for any of the 38 Panasonic EW530, EW630, EX500, EX600, EZ570, SLW, SLX and SLZ projectors that share this code. It's the safer choice where the existing cage is cracked, scorched or of uncertain condition, since both parts are replaced together.
A bare-bulb listing under the same ET-LAE200 code is available if your current housing is sound and you'd rather not pay for a new one. Either way, the fitment list is identical — this lamp reaches across Panasonic's EW, EX, EZ and C-suffix SL installation ranges without a model-specific variant.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09899
- Compatibility — 38 projector models
Common questions
Should I choose the module or the bare-bulb ET-LAE200 listing?
Choose the module if your housing is damaged, discoloured, or you simply haven't checked it — it replaces both parts together. If the housing is confirmed sound, the bare-bulb listing under the same code is the lower-cost route.
Do the EW630 and EX600 projectors use the identical lamp?
Yes. Both are on the confirmed fitment list for ET-LAE200 along with the EW530, EX500, EZ570 and the C-suffix SLW, SLX and SLZ models — 38 Panasonic installation projectors in total share this one lamp and housing.
How much power does the ET-LAE200 module put out?
It runs at 330 watts, among the higher-output lamps in Panasonic's installation projector range, which fits the larger venues the EW, EX and EZ series are generally installed to serve.
Is the module version harder to fit than a bare bulb?
No — if anything it's more straightforward, since the entire housing unit slides into the lamp bay as one piece rather than requiring a bulb to be transferred into an existing cage first.
How do I confirm my exact projector model before ordering?
Check the model plate on the underside or rear of the projector against the full list above — EW530, EW630, EX500, EX600, EZ570, SLW63C, SLX and SLZ variants all look broadly similar but carry distinct suffixes worth matching precisely.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Should I choose the module or the bare-bulb ET-LAE200 listing?
Choose the module if your housing is damaged, discoloured, or you simply haven't checked it — it replaces both parts together. If the housing is confirmed sound, the bare-bulb listing under the same code is the lower-cost route.
Do the EW630 and EX600 projectors use the identical lamp?
Yes. Both are on the confirmed fitment list for ET-LAE200 along with the EW530, EX500, EZ570 and the C-suffix SLW, SLX and SLZ models — 38 Panasonic installation projectors in total share this one lamp and housing.
How much power does the ET-LAE200 module put out?
It runs at 330 watts, among the higher-output lamps in Panasonic's installation projector range, which fits the larger venues the EW, EX and EZ series are generally installed to serve.
Is the module version harder to fit than a bare bulb?
No — if anything it's more straightforward, since the entire housing unit slides into the lamp bay as one piece rather than requiring a bulb to be transferred into an existing cage first.
How do I confirm my exact projector model before ordering?
Check the model plate on the underside or rear of the projector against the full list above — EW530, EW630, EX500, EX600, EZ570, SLW63C, SLX and SLZ variants all look broadly similar but carry distinct suffixes worth matching precisely.
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.
