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H423B projector lamp with module
Fits 98 projector models from Epson.
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H423B is the lamp fitted across an unusually wide range of Epson projectors — 98 in total — from the EB-S01, EB-W12 and EB-X15 through to the MegaPlex MG-50, MG-850C and older PowerLite Home Cinema 710HD and 750HD models. Supplied complete with housing, it runs at 200W.
No lamp-life figure is published for the H423B, though its 200W rating is confirmed. This part is also linked to a long list of alternative codes, including ELPLP67, V13H010L67 and EX6210, along with model-specific references such as MG-50 and Powerlite1221 — check your exact projector name against the full list above.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09019
- Compatibility — 98 projector models
Common questions
Why does the ELPLP67 code show up as an alternative for H423B?
ELPLP67 and V13H010L67 are both linked to the same H423B lamp in our records, alongside several other model-specific codes. All of them point to this identical part.
Is the MegaPlex MG-50 the same hardware as an EB-W12?
They are different projector models that happen to share the same H423B lamp, along with the MegaPlex MG-850C, MG-850HD and a wide range of EB-badged units on the list above.
Why is no lamp-life figure shown, if the wattage is known?
Epson has published a 200W rating for the H423B but no confirmed rated-hours figure in our records, so we state the wattage and leave the lamp-life field blank rather than guess.
How do I find my exact projector among 98 listed models?
Use your browser's find function to search for your model number within the compatibility list above, including any letter suffix, since several EB and PowerLite names in this range are very similar.
What does Powerlite1221 refer to on the alternative codes list?
It is a reference tied to the Epson PowerLite 1221 projector rather than a separate lamp code — this H423B lamp is the part that fits it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the ELPLP67 code show up as an alternative for H423B?
ELPLP67 and V13H010L67 are both linked to the same H423B lamp in our records, alongside several other model-specific codes. All of them point to this identical part.
Is the MegaPlex MG-50 the same hardware as an EB-W12?
They are different projector models that happen to share the same H423B lamp, along with the MegaPlex MG-850C, MG-850HD and a wide range of EB-badged units on the list above.
Why is no lamp-life figure shown, if the wattage is known?
Epson has published a 200W rating for the H423B but no confirmed rated-hours figure in our records, so we state the wattage and leave the lamp-life field blank rather than guess.
How do I find my exact projector among 98 listed models?
Use your browser's find function to search for your model number within the compatibility list above, including any letter suffix, since several EB and PowerLite names in this range are very similar.
What does Powerlite1221 refer to on the alternative codes list?
It is a reference tied to the Epson PowerLite 1221 projector rather than a separate lamp code — this H423B lamp is the part that fits it.
Other Epson 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.
