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PT-EW300 projector lamp with module
Fits 49 projector models from Panasonic.
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PT-EW300 is the module behind an unusually wide spread of Panasonic projectors, covering 49 models across the EW540, EW640, EW730, EX510, EX610, EX800, EZ580 and EZ770 ranges, plus the SLW65C, SLX62C and SLZ69C. Rated at 400 watts, it supplies the bulb and housing together as one fitted unit.
This lamp is also sold under several other codes, including ET-LAE300, PT-EW540LU, PT-EW640LU, PT-EX510, PT-EX510L, PT-EX510LU, PT-EX610L and PT-EX610LU, so check any of these against your old lamp's label if you are unsure whether it matches. Given how many projector families draw on this one module, it is worth confirming your exact model number before ordering rather than relying on the series name alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 400 W
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09900
- Compatibility — 49 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp fit so many different Panasonic projectors?
Panasonic reused the same lamp engine across several generations of its EW, EX and EZ business projector lines, from the EW540 up through the EZ770. Rather than redesign the lamp for each model, they kept it constant, which is why one module, PT-EW300, covers 49 separate projectors.
What do the L and LU suffixes mean on the alternative codes?
Codes such as PT-EX510L and PT-EX510LU typically denote lens or long-throw variants of the base projector. They still take the same lamp module, which is why they appear as alternative part numbers here rather than as separate products.
My projector isn't on the exact list — could it still take this lamp?
If your model falls within the EW540, EW640, EW730, EX510, EX610, EX800, EZ580 or EZ770 ranges, or is an SLW65C, SLX62C or SLZ69C, it should. Check the exact model printed on your projector against the listed compatibility to be certain.
What does the 400-watt rating tell me?
It is the lamp's stated power draw as supplied by Panasonic. This figure is consistent across all the projector models this module fits, since they share the same lamp engine.
Should I match by part number or by projector model when ordering?
Either works, but the part number is the more reliable check. If your old lamp is marked with any of ET-LAE300, PT-EW300, PT-EW540LU, PT-EW640LU, PT-EX510, PT-EX510L, PT-EX510LU, PT-EX610L or PT-EX610LU, this module is the correct match.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp fit so many different Panasonic projectors?
Panasonic reused the same lamp engine across several generations of its EW, EX and EZ business projector lines, from the EW540 up through the EZ770. Rather than redesign the lamp for each model, they kept it constant, which is why one module, PT-EW300, covers 49 separate projectors.
What do the L and LU suffixes mean on the alternative codes?
Codes such as PT-EX510L and PT-EX510LU typically denote lens or long-throw variants of the base projector. They still take the same lamp module, which is why they appear as alternative part numbers here rather than as separate products.
My projector isn't on the exact list — could it still take this lamp?
If your model falls within the EW540, EW640, EW730, EX510, EX610, EX800, EZ580 or EZ770 ranges, or is an SLW65C, SLX62C or SLZ69C, it should. Check the exact model printed on your projector against the listed compatibility to be certain.
What does the 400-watt rating tell me?
It is the lamp's stated power draw as supplied by Panasonic. This figure is consistent across all the projector models this module fits, since they share the same lamp engine.
Should I match by part number or by projector model when ordering?
Either works, but the part number is the more reliable check. If your old lamp is marked with any of ET-LAE300, PT-EW300, PT-EW540LU, PT-EW640LU, PT-EX510, PT-EX510L, PT-EX510LU, PT-EX610L or PT-EX610LU, this module is the correct match.
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.
