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H700 projector lamp with module
Fits 23 projector models from Epson.
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Epson's Pro G7000W through to the G7905U -- large installation projectors used in venues and lecture theatres -- take this H700 lamp, supplied here with its housing fitted. It covers 23 listed models including the widescreen G7200W, the high-brightness G7400U and G7500U, and the G7800 and G7805. As with several lamps in this professional installation range, no wattage or hours figure is published.
This lamp carries an unusually long list of alternative codes -- ELPLP93, and a run of H-prefixed service numbers from H749 through to H762a -- reflecting the many regional and NL no-lens variants sold within the G7000 to G7900U family. Whichever code your projector's plate or manual shows, it is worth cross-checking against this list before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11189
- Compatibility — 23 projector models
Common questions
Why are there so many alternative part numbers listed for this lamp?
This lamp covers a wide family of installation projectors -- the Pro G7000W through G7900U -- sold with regional model numbers and NL no-lens variants, each generating its own service code. ELPLP93 and the various H-prefixed numbers all describe this same lamp.
Is the EB-G7905U NL the same lamp requirement as the EB-G7905U?
Yes, the NL suffix indicates a version sold without a lens, but the lamp fitted is unchanged, so both the G7905U and G7905U NL are listed as compatible.
Does this lamp come with a rated hours figure?
No wattage or rated-hours figure is published for this lamp in our records, so both are left blank rather than estimated. The part numbers and compatibility list are confirmed and accurate.
Who normally fits a lamp in a large installation projector like the G7500U?
These are often ceiling-mounted or rigged units in venues, so many owners arrange a technician for access reasons alone, though the lamp-swap process itself is the same as smaller projectors -- remove the old module and insert this one.
How do I match my projector against a code like H752 on the old lamp?
H752 is one of several service codes Epson used for variants within this G7000 to G7900U family; you do not need to match it exactly. Simply check your projector's model name -- for example Pro G7400U -- against the compatibility list on this page.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why are there so many alternative part numbers listed for this lamp?
This lamp covers a wide family of installation projectors -- the Pro G7000W through G7900U -- sold with regional model numbers and NL no-lens variants, each generating its own service code. ELPLP93 and the various H-prefixed numbers all describe this same lamp.
Is the EB-G7905U NL the same lamp requirement as the EB-G7905U?
Yes, the NL suffix indicates a version sold without a lens, but the lamp fitted is unchanged, so both the G7905U and G7905U NL are listed as compatible.
Does this lamp come with a rated hours figure?
No wattage or rated-hours figure is published for this lamp in our records, so both are left blank rather than estimated. The part numbers and compatibility list are confirmed and accurate.
Who normally fits a lamp in a large installation projector like the G7500U?
These are often ceiling-mounted or rigged units in venues, so many owners arrange a technician for access reasons alone, though the lamp-swap process itself is the same as smaller projectors -- remove the old module and insert this one.
How do I match my projector against a code like H752 on the old lamp?
H752 is one of several service codes Epson used for variants within this G7000 to G7900U family; you do not need to match it exactly. Simply check your projector's model name -- for example Pro G7400U -- against the compatibility list on this page.
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.
