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PT-Z575N projector lamp with module
Fits 40 projector models from Panasonic.
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We list this lamp by PT-Z575N, the projector series it was first supplied for, though Panasonic's own part reference for the module is ET-LAV400. It covers a wide spread of models built on the same platform, from the PT-BW530C through the VW530, VX600 and VZ570 ranges up to the VZ585ND.
With forty compatible projector models spanning several product lines, the safest way to confirm fit is by your exact model code rather than assuming a name that sounds similar is close enough. This listing also answers to PT-VW535NU, PT-VX605NU, PT-VZ575NU and PT-VZ580U, which are simply other names for the same lamp.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09855
- Compatibility — 40 projector models
Common questions
Why is this lamp listed as PT-Z575N rather than a lamp code?
PT-Z575N reflects the projector series this module was originally supplied for; we keep it as the primary listing name while noting ET-LAV400 as the equivalent Panasonic part reference, since both point to the same lamp.
Does this lamp fit the PT-VZ585N and PT-VZ585ND?
Yes, both are included in the range of models this module covers, alongside the wider VW530, VX600 and VZ570 families built on the same projector platform.
My projector is a PT-VW535NU, is that covered?
Yes. PT-VW535NU appears in our alternative code list for this exact module, so it is one of the names this same lamp is sold under.
With so many compatible models, how do I confirm mine matches?
Check the model number printed on your projector's casing or in its on-screen menu against the compatibility list on this page rather than relying on a similar-sounding name, since small differences in a projector code can mean a different lamp.
What does 'original' mean for a module like this one?
It means the lamp and housing are built to the specification the projector was designed around, matching the fit and electrical connection Panasonic engineered for these models, rather than a generic substitute shaped to approximate it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why is this lamp listed as PT-Z575N rather than a lamp code?
PT-Z575N reflects the projector series this module was originally supplied for; we keep it as the primary listing name while noting ET-LAV400 as the equivalent Panasonic part reference, since both point to the same lamp.
Does this lamp fit the PT-VZ585N and PT-VZ585ND?
Yes, both are included in the range of models this module covers, alongside the wider VW530, VX600 and VZ570 families built on the same projector platform.
My projector is a PT-VW535NU, is that covered?
Yes. PT-VW535NU appears in our alternative code list for this exact module, so it is one of the names this same lamp is sold under.
With so many compatible models, how do I confirm mine matches?
Check the model number printed on your projector's casing or in its on-screen menu against the compatibility list on this page rather than relying on a similar-sounding name, since small differences in a projector code can mean a different lamp.
What does 'original' mean for a module like this one?
It means the lamp and housing are built to the specification the projector was designed around, matching the fit and electrical connection Panasonic engineered for these models, rather than a generic substitute shaped to approximate it.
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.
