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TLPL2 120W projector lamp with module
Fits 29 projector models from Elmo · Toshiba.
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Rated at 120 watts with a 2000-hour lamp life, TLPL2 supplies the complete bulb and housing for Toshiba's TLP-510, TLP-511 and TLP-570 series, the related TY-G1 and TY-G3 models, and the Elmo EDP-5100 and EDP-5200. All of these projectors take the same lamp code, which is why one part covers such a wide model list.
Because TLPL2 is sold both as a full module and as a bare bulb, check which type your projector actually needs; this listing is the complete housing version, so it fits directly without reusing any part of the old unit. The 2000-hour rating is a lamp life figure rather than a guarantee, and output typically fades gradually before failure.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11921
- Compatibility — 29 projector models
Common questions
What wattage is the TLPL2 lamp?
TLPL2 is rated at 120 watts, with a quoted lamp life of 2000 hours. That applies to both the module version and the bare bulb version sold under the same code, since the bulb inside is identical.
Why is this lamp listed for both Elmo and Toshiba projectors?
Elmo's EDP-5100 and EDP-5200 take the identical TLPL2 lamp used in Toshiba's TLP-510 and TLP-570 series. Shared lamp codes between these two brands are common for projectors sold during this generation.
This listing includes the housing, not just the bulb?
Correct, this is the lamp with module version, so a complete housing arrives with the bulb already fitted. A separate bare bulb listing also exists under the TLPL2 code for anyone whose existing housing is still sound.
Which TLP-510 variants does TLPL2 cover?
It covers the TLP-510, TLP-510A, TLP-510E, TLP-510J, TLP-510K, TLP-510U and TLP-510Z, along with the equivalent TLP-511 range and the TLP-570 and TLP-571 series. Match the full code on your projector's rating label to be sure.
Is 2000 hours a guaranteed lamp life?
No, it is the manufacturer's rated life under standard conditions, not a warranty figure. Actual output can fade before that point, particularly with heavy daily use, so treat 2000 hours as a planning guide rather than a fixed cutoff.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What wattage is the TLPL2 lamp?
TLPL2 is rated at 120 watts, with a quoted lamp life of 2000 hours. That applies to both the module version and the bare bulb version sold under the same code, since the bulb inside is identical.
Why is this lamp listed for both Elmo and Toshiba projectors?
Elmo's EDP-5100 and EDP-5200 take the identical TLPL2 lamp used in Toshiba's TLP-510 and TLP-570 series. Shared lamp codes between these two brands are common for projectors sold during this generation.
This listing includes the housing, not just the bulb?
Correct, this is the lamp with module version, so a complete housing arrives with the bulb already fitted. A separate bare bulb listing also exists under the TLPL2 code for anyone whose existing housing is still sound.
Which TLP-510 variants does TLPL2 cover?
It covers the TLP-510, TLP-510A, TLP-510E, TLP-510J, TLP-510K, TLP-510U and TLP-510Z, along with the equivalent TLP-511 range and the TLP-570 and TLP-571 series. Match the full code on your projector's rating label to be sure.
Is 2000 hours a guaranteed lamp life?
No, it is the manufacturer's rated life under standard conditions, not a warranty figure. Actual output can fade before that point, particularly with heavy daily use, so treat 2000 hours as a planning guide rather than a fixed cutoff.
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.




