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TLPL2 120W bare projector lamp
Fits 31 projector models from Elmo · Toshiba.
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This bare bulb version of TLPL2 suits owners of Toshiba's TLP-510, TLP-511, TLP-570 and TLP-571 series, the TY-G1 and TY-G3 models, and the Elmo EDP-5100 and EDP-5200 who want to keep their existing housing rather than replace it. The bulb itself is rated at 120 watts with a 2000-hour life, identical to the version sold complete with a module.
Thirty-one listed projector models take this bulb, spanning several regional suffixes on the TLP-510 and TLP-511 ranges, so it is worth confirming the exact model printed on your projector before ordering. Fitting a bare bulb calls for a housing in good condition, since a cracked or discoloured reflector will not improve regardless of how new the bulb is.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08978
- Compatibility — 31 projector models
Common questions
Can I reuse my old housing with this bulb?
Yes, that is the point of the bare bulb option. Provided your existing housing and reflector for the TLP-510, TLP-570 or equivalent Elmo model are intact, this bulb fits into it without needing a full module.
Is the wattage the same as the module version?
Yes, both the bare bulb and the lamp with module versions of TLPL2 use the same 120-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours. The only difference is whether a new housing is included.
Which Elmo models take this bulb?
The Elmo EDP-5100 and EDP-5200 both take TLPL2, sharing Toshiba's TLP-510 series lamp requirement. If your Elmo unit is a different model, check its rating label rather than assuming compatibility from the model name alone.
Why are there so many TLP-510 variants listed?
Toshiba sold the TLP-510 and TLP-511 series under several regional suffixes, including A, E, J, K, U and Z, plus separate TLP-570 and TLP-571 models and the TY-G1 and TY-G3 range. All of them use the same TLPL2 bulb.
How will I know the TLPL2 in my Elmo or Toshiba is fading?
Watch for a dimmer or yellowing image, a lamp warning indicator on the projector, or the unit refusing to start. Given the 2000-hour rating, output is likely to have faded noticeably by the time these signs appear.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Can I reuse my old housing with this bulb?
Yes, that is the point of the bare bulb option. Provided your existing housing and reflector for the TLP-510, TLP-570 or equivalent Elmo model are intact, this bulb fits into it without needing a full module.
Is the wattage the same as the module version?
Yes, both the bare bulb and the lamp with module versions of TLPL2 use the same 120-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours. The only difference is whether a new housing is included.
Which Elmo models take this bulb?
The Elmo EDP-5100 and EDP-5200 both take TLPL2, sharing Toshiba's TLP-510 series lamp requirement. If your Elmo unit is a different model, check its rating label rather than assuming compatibility from the model name alone.
Why are there so many TLP-510 variants listed?
Toshiba sold the TLP-510 and TLP-511 series under several regional suffixes, including A, E, J, K, U and Z, plus separate TLP-570 and TLP-571 models and the TY-G1 and TY-G3 range. All of them use the same TLPL2 bulb.
How will I know the TLPL2 in my Elmo or Toshiba is fading?
Watch for a dimmer or yellowing image, a lamp warning indicator on the projector, or the unit refusing to start. Given the 2000-hour rating, output is likely to have faded noticeably by the time these signs appear.
Other Elmo 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.
