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ET-LAL320 projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Panasonic.
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The ET-LAL320 is a 190-watt lamp rated for 4,500 hours, supplied complete with its housing for Panasonic's PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 range, covering the base, E, EA and U variants of each. Fitting it is a case of swapping the whole module rather than handling the bulb on its own.
There's a bare-bulb version of this same ET-LAL320 lamp listed separately for anyone whose PT-LX270 or PT-LX300 housing is still serviceable; this module version is the one to choose if the cage, reflector or connector on your current unit has cracked, discoloured or otherwise stopped seating properly. Only one part code applies here, so there's no alternative number to cross-check.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 4,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09925
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between this and the bare ET-LAL320 lamp?
This listing includes the full housing and reflector assembly around the bulb, so it drops straight into the PT-LX270 or PT-LX300 lamp bay. The bare version supplies only the bulb, for reuse inside a housing that's still in good condition.
How long should the ET-LAL320 last?
It's rated at 4,500 hours from a 190-watt bulb, though actual life depends on how the projector is used, including brightness mode and ventilation, rather than being a fixed guarantee.
Does the PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 take the same lamp?
Yes. The ET-LAL320 is listed against both the PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 ranges, including their E, EA and U regional variants, so one lamp code covers the whole family.
Will I need to reset anything after fitting the new module?
Panasonic projectors in this range track lamp hours and usually prompt for the counter to be cleared from the on-screen menu once the new ET-LAL320 module is seated, so the warning doesn't keep reappearing.
Is the wattage the same across all PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 variants?
The ET-LAL320 is specified at 190 watts for this listing; it's the lamp Panasonic assigns to the PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 series across the E, EA and U variants covered here.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between this and the bare ET-LAL320 lamp?
This listing includes the full housing and reflector assembly around the bulb, so it drops straight into the PT-LX270 or PT-LX300 lamp bay. The bare version supplies only the bulb, for reuse inside a housing that's still in good condition.
How long should the ET-LAL320 last?
It's rated at 4,500 hours from a 190-watt bulb, though actual life depends on how the projector is used, including brightness mode and ventilation, rather than being a fixed guarantee.
Does the PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 take the same lamp?
Yes. The ET-LAL320 is listed against both the PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 ranges, including their E, EA and U regional variants, so one lamp code covers the whole family.
Will I need to reset anything after fitting the new module?
Panasonic projectors in this range track lamp hours and usually prompt for the counter to be cleared from the on-screen menu once the new ET-LAL320 module is seated, so the warning doesn't keep reappearing.
Is the wattage the same across all PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 variants?
The ET-LAL320 is specified at 190 watts for this listing; it's the lamp Panasonic assigns to the PT-LX270 and PT-LX300 series across the E, EA and U variants covered here.
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.
