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ET-LAV200 projector lamp with module
Fits 40 projector models from Panasonic.
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ET-LAV200 is the lamp Panasonic specifies across an especially wide slice of its VW and VX projector ranges — 40 models including the VW430, VW431D, VW435N, VW440, VX45, VX500, VX501 and VX505N families, plus the BX50C to BX55NC. At 280 watts it's supplied complete with housing.
Some references list this lamp as ET-LAV200C rather than ET-LAV200, particularly against C-suffix models like the BX50C — both codes order the identical part. With 40 projectors sharing one lamp, it's worth checking your exact model, since VW430 and VW431 series numbers are easy to confuse at a glance.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09935
- Compatibility — 40 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between ET-LAV200 and ET-LAV200C?
They're alternative codes for the same lamp and housing — Panasonic and its distributors have used both against different models on this fitment list, including the C-suffix BX50C to BX55NC projectors, so either code orders correctly.
Does this lamp fit the VW431D as well as the VW430?
Yes, the PT-VW431D, PT-VW431DE, PT-VW431DEA and PT-VW431DU are all on the confirmed 40-model fitment list for ET-LAV200, alongside the standard PT-VW430 and PT-VW440 ranges — the D suffix marks a slightly different lens configuration, not a different lamp.
How is a lamp shared across 40 different projector models?
Panasonic's VW430 to VX510 business and education projectors were built across several years on a common optical platform, with model differences mainly in resolution and brightness rather than the lamp itself, which is why one code covers so many.
What's the rated wattage and lamp life here?
It's a 280-watt lamp rated for around 2500 hours of use, which sits toward the middle of Panasonic's business projector range in both output and expected service life.
Is there a bare-bulb version of ET-LAV200 available?
This particular listing is the complete module with housing included. If you specifically need a bare bulb for an existing housing, check for a separate listing under the same code before ordering.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between ET-LAV200 and ET-LAV200C?
They're alternative codes for the same lamp and housing — Panasonic and its distributors have used both against different models on this fitment list, including the C-suffix BX50C to BX55NC projectors, so either code orders correctly.
Does this lamp fit the VW431D as well as the VW430?
Yes, the PT-VW431D, PT-VW431DE, PT-VW431DEA and PT-VW431DU are all on the confirmed 40-model fitment list for ET-LAV200, alongside the standard PT-VW430 and PT-VW440 ranges — the D suffix marks a slightly different lens configuration, not a different lamp.
How is a lamp shared across 40 different projector models?
Panasonic's VW430 to VX510 business and education projectors were built across several years on a common optical platform, with model differences mainly in resolution and brightness rather than the lamp itself, which is why one code covers so many.
What's the rated wattage and lamp life here?
It's a 280-watt lamp rated for around 2500 hours of use, which sits toward the middle of Panasonic's business projector range in both output and expected service life.
Is there a bare-bulb version of ET-LAV200 available?
This particular listing is the complete module with housing included. If you specifically need a bare bulb for an existing housing, check for a separate listing under the same code before ordering.
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.




