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ET-LAL510 projector lamp with module
Fits 33 projector models from Panasonic.
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From the LB305 up to the TX440U, thirty-three Panasonic portable and meeting-room projectors take the ET-LAL510 module. That spans the LB, LW, TW and TX ranges in one shared lamp, supplied complete with its housing rather than as a bare bulb.
ET-LAL510 is the only part number on record for this lamp, so there is nothing else to check it against. Given how many model codes are involved, from LB306U through to TX440U, it is worth matching your projector's exact plate number against the compatibility list rather than the series name alone before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11918
- Compatibility — 33 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp cover so many different model ranges, LB, LW, TW and TX?
Panasonic built its LB, LW, TW and TX portable projector lines around a shared lamp engine across several product generations, which is why the ET-LAL510 module covers all 33 of them rather than being split across separate lamp codes.
I've seen this projector referred to as just 'TX440' without the PT- prefix — is that the same model?
Yes. PT-TX440 and TX440 refer to the same projector; the PT- prefix is simply Panasonic's standard model-naming convention and is sometimes dropped in shorthand references.
With so many compatible models, how do I confirm the exact match for mine?
Check the full model code on your projector's rating plate, for example LB306U or TW371RU, against the compatibility list. All of them take the same ET-LAL510 module, but it's worth confirming the exact code rather than the series name alone.
Is this lamp available as a bare bulb instead of a module?
Not on our current listings; ET-LAL510 is stocked here as a complete module, housing included. Every one of the 33 compatible projectors takes this same module format.
Do any secondary codes exist for the ET-LAL510 across its 33 compatible models?
No, ET-LAL510 is the only code we hold for it, regardless of which of the 33 compatible models you have. There is nothing else to check your old lamp's label against.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp cover so many different model ranges, LB, LW, TW and TX?
Panasonic built its LB, LW, TW and TX portable projector lines around a shared lamp engine across several product generations, which is why the ET-LAL510 module covers all 33 of them rather than being split across separate lamp codes.
I've seen this projector referred to as just 'TX440' without the PT- prefix — is that the same model?
Yes. PT-TX440 and TX440 refer to the same projector; the PT- prefix is simply Panasonic's standard model-naming convention and is sometimes dropped in shorthand references.
With so many compatible models, how do I confirm the exact match for mine?
Check the full model code on your projector's rating plate, for example LB306U or TW371RU, against the compatibility list. All of them take the same ET-LAL510 module, but it's worth confirming the exact code rather than the series name alone.
Is this lamp available as a bare bulb instead of a module?
Not on our current listings; ET-LAL510 is stocked here as a complete module, housing included. Every one of the 33 compatible projectors takes this same module format.
Do any secondary codes exist for the ET-LAL510 across its 33 compatible models?
No, ET-LAL510 is the only code we hold for it, regardless of which of the 33 compatible models you have. There is nothing else to check your old lamp's label against.
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.
