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ET-LAT100 projector lamp module
Fits 27 projector models from Eiki · Panasonic · Promethean · Sanyo.
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Four brands, Eiki, Panasonic, Promethean and Sanyo, all sell projectors built around ET-LAT100, twenty-seven models in total. It covers Eiki's LC-WS250, Panasonic's PT-TW230 and PT-XW23ST families, Promethean's PRM30, and a long run of Sanyo PLC-WL2500 and PLC-WL2503 variants, making it one of the most widely shared lamps we list.
Because so many brands have documented this lamp separately, it carries an unusually long list of alternative codes, including POA-LMP140, POA-LMP141, PRM30-LAMP and 610-349-0847; all of these point to the same ET-LAT100 module. Given the spread of names involved, matching the exact code on your old lamp is the most reliable way to order correctly.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08943
- Compatibility — 27 projector models
Common questions
Why does this one lamp cover four completely different projector brands?
Eiki, Panasonic, Promethean and Sanyo have each sold rebadged versions of the same underlying projector design, and ET-LAT100 is the lamp common to all of them, from the Eiki LC-WS250 to the Promethean PRM30.
Are POA-LMP140 and POA-LMP141 the same lamp, or different ones?
In our listings both codes are associated with this same ET-LAT100 module. If your old lamp is marked with either number, this listing is still the part to order.
What is PRM30-LAMP?
It is Promethean's own code for this identical module, used specifically on the PRM30 and PRM30A. If your Promethean projector's old lamp carries this marking, ET-LAT100 is the correct replacement.
With twenty-seven projectors listed across four brands, how do I confirm my exact model?
Start with the brand on your projector's case, then match the model against the Eiki, Panasonic, Promethean or Sanyo groupings shown here. Checking the code on your existing lamp against the alternatives listed adds a further layer of confidence.
Why isn't a wattage or lamp life shown for ET-LAT100?
We only publish figures once they are confirmed for a specific part, and that has not been confirmed here, so we leave it out rather than state an estimate that might not hold across all twenty-seven projectors.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this one lamp cover four completely different projector brands?
Eiki, Panasonic, Promethean and Sanyo have each sold rebadged versions of the same underlying projector design, and ET-LAT100 is the lamp common to all of them, from the Eiki LC-WS250 to the Promethean PRM30.
Are POA-LMP140 and POA-LMP141 the same lamp, or different ones?
In our listings both codes are associated with this same ET-LAT100 module. If your old lamp is marked with either number, this listing is still the part to order.
What is PRM30-LAMP?
It is Promethean's own code for this identical module, used specifically on the PRM30 and PRM30A. If your Promethean projector's old lamp carries this marking, ET-LAT100 is the correct replacement.
With twenty-seven projectors listed across four brands, how do I confirm my exact model?
Start with the brand on your projector's case, then match the model against the Eiki, Panasonic, Promethean or Sanyo groupings shown here. Checking the code on your existing lamp against the alternatives listed adds a further layer of confidence.
Why isn't a wattage or lamp life shown for ET-LAT100?
We only publish figures once they are confirmed for a specific part, and that has not been confirmed here, so we leave it out rather than state an estimate that might not hold across all twenty-seven projectors.
Other Eiki 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.
