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ET-LAV100 bare projector lamp
Fits 12 projector models from Panasonic.
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ET-LAV100 is a 245-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours, fitting twelve Panasonic business projectors across the PT-BW30, PT-BX40, PT-VW330 and PT-VX400 ranges, including the networked PT-BX40NT and PT-VX400NT. This listing supplies the bulb alone, for an existing housing that hasn't been cracked or scorched.
If your housing shows any damage or you're not confident checking it, look for a module listing under the same ET-LAV100 code that includes a new housing. Otherwise, this bare bulb is the lower-cost route for any of the twelve BW, BX, VW and VX variants listed above.
At a glance
- Wattage — 245 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09932
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
What does the NT suffix add on PT-BX40NT and PT-VX400NT?
NT generally indicates network connectivity features on these Panasonic models, not a different lamp — PT-BX40NT and PT-VX400NT are both on the confirmed fitment list for the same ET-LAV100 bulb as their non-NT equivalents.
Does the PT-BW30 use the same bulb as the PT-BX40?
Yes, PT-BW30 is on the confirmed 12-model fitment list for ET-LAV100, alongside the PT-BX40, PT-BX40NT, PT-BX41, PT-VW330, PT-VX400 and PT-VX41 — all twelve models share this same 245-watt lamp regardless of series name.
How should I handle this bulb before installation?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, since skin oils can create hot spots that shorten its life. Keep it in its packaging until you're ready to fit it, and let the projector cool before opening the lamp bay.
Is 245 watts a typical output for this class of projector?
It's a fairly standard output for Panasonic's mid-range business and education projectors of this generation, which is the segment the PT-BX40 and PT-VW330 series were built for.
What's the rated life of the ET-LAV100 bulb?
It's rated for around 3000 hours of use. How quickly you reach that figure depends on daily runtime and whether eco mode is used where the PT-VX400 or PT-BX40 model supports it.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What does the NT suffix add on PT-BX40NT and PT-VX400NT?
NT generally indicates network connectivity features on these Panasonic models, not a different lamp — PT-BX40NT and PT-VX400NT are both on the confirmed fitment list for the same ET-LAV100 bulb as their non-NT equivalents.
Does the PT-BW30 use the same bulb as the PT-BX40?
Yes, PT-BW30 is on the confirmed 12-model fitment list for ET-LAV100, alongside the PT-BX40, PT-BX40NT, PT-BX41, PT-VW330, PT-VX400 and PT-VX41 — all twelve models share this same 245-watt lamp regardless of series name.
How should I handle this bulb before installation?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, since skin oils can create hot spots that shorten its life. Keep it in its packaging until you're ready to fit it, and let the projector cool before opening the lamp bay.
Is 245 watts a typical output for this class of projector?
It's a fairly standard output for Panasonic's mid-range business and education projectors of this generation, which is the segment the PT-BX40 and PT-VW330 series were built for.
What's the rated life of the ET-LAV100 bulb?
It's rated for around 3000 hours of use. How quickly you reach that figure depends on daily runtime and whether eco mode is used where the PT-VX400 or PT-BX40 model supports it.
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.
