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PT-DW750 (Dual Lamp) projector lamp with module
Fits 34 projector models from Panasonic.
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Panasonic built the PT-DW750 around a pair of lamps working together, so this module carries one half of that twin-lamp engine along with its housing. It fits the PT-DW750, PT-DX820 and PT-DZ780 families directly, plus the PT-FD605CB and PT-FDX92C, all of which share the same ET-LAD70W lamp module.
Because these projectors run two lamps side by side, replacing just one at a time is normal practice rather than a fault. We list this part under PT-DW750 (Dual Lamp) alongside its alternative codes, including ET-LAD70AW and ET-LAD70W, so check your existing lamp's printed code against ours before ordering to be sure it's the right slot.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11286
- Compatibility — 34 projector models
Common questions
Why does the PT-DW750 use two lamps instead of one?
Panasonic fitted a dual-lamp engine to this series so the projector keeps running, at reduced brightness, if one lamp fails, which suits venues where the screen cannot go dark mid-event. Each lamp module is replaced individually rather than swapping both at once.
Does this lamp fit the PT-FD605CB and PT-FDX92C as well?
Yes. Those two models share the same dual-lamp platform as the PT-DW750, PT-DX820 and PT-DZ780 series, so this module is listed against all of them under the one ET-LAD70W part.
What is the difference between ET-LAD70AW and ET-LAD70W?
Both codes point to the same lamp module for this projector family; ET-LAD70AW appears on some regional listings while ET-LAD70W is the more common reference. Either code should match what your projector is asking for.
How do I know which of the two lamps needs replacing?
The projector's on-screen menu or status lights normally identify lamp 1 or lamp 2 specifically when one is due or has failed. Check that indicator before ordering, since this listing covers a single replacement module, not a matched pair.
Does buying this module reset the lamp timer automatically?
No. The timer is reset through the projector's own menu after installation; fitting the new module alone does not clear the old count, so follow the reset steps in your projector's manual once the lamp is in place.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the PT-DW750 use two lamps instead of one?
Panasonic fitted a dual-lamp engine to this series so the projector keeps running, at reduced brightness, if one lamp fails, which suits venues where the screen cannot go dark mid-event. Each lamp module is replaced individually rather than swapping both at once.
Does this lamp fit the PT-FD605CB and PT-FDX92C as well?
Yes. Those two models share the same dual-lamp platform as the PT-DW750, PT-DX820 and PT-DZ780 series, so this module is listed against all of them under the one ET-LAD70W part.
What is the difference between ET-LAD70AW and ET-LAD70W?
Both codes point to the same lamp module for this projector family; ET-LAD70AW appears on some regional listings while ET-LAD70W is the more common reference. Either code should match what your projector is asking for.
How do I know which of the two lamps needs replacing?
The projector's on-screen menu or status lights normally identify lamp 1 or lamp 2 specifically when one is due or has failed. Check that indicator before ordering, since this listing covers a single replacement module, not a matched pair.
Does buying this module reset the lamp timer automatically?
No. The timer is reset through the projector's own menu after installation; fitting the new module alone does not clear the old count, so follow the reset steps in your projector's manual once the lamp is in place.
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.
