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TLPL55 bare projector lamp
Fits 30 projector models from Toshiba.
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With thirty compatible projector listings, the TLPL55 is one of the widest-fitting bulbs in the Toshiba range, covering the TLP-250, TLP-260, TLP-550 and TLP-560 families along with their C, D, M and J suffix variants. It is sold bare, for fitting into an existing lamp housing rather than replacing the housing itself.
Given how many projector models share this bulb, it is worth confirming the exact code printed inside your existing lamp housing reads TLPL55 before ordering, since the TLP-250 through TLP-561 series spans several product generations. Once confirmed, the bulb transfers into your current housing using its original mounting points.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10499
- Compatibility — 30 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp cover so many different projector models?
Toshiba carried the same TLPL55 bulb across several generations of its TLP-250, TLP-550 and TLP-560 series, updating the housing and electronics around it while keeping the lamp itself unchanged.
How do I tell my TLP-260 from a TLP-260D or TLP-260M?
The suffix usually denotes a minor hardware or regional variation rather than a different lamp requirement, and all of these variants are listed as compatible with the TLPL55.
Is a bare bulb suitable if my projector is quite old?
As long as the existing housing has no cracking, scorching or a loose bulb mount, a bare replacement is normally fine even on an older projector.
What should I do with the old bulb once removed?
Let it cool fully, avoid dropping or crushing it, and dispose of it through a proper electrical waste or bulb recycling point rather than with general rubbish.
Will the J suffix models need a different lamp to the others?
No, the J-suffixed models listed alongside the standard TLP-250, TLP-550 and TLP-560 designations all take the same TLPL55 bulb, since the suffix marks a regional variant rather than a hardware change.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does one lamp cover so many different projector models?
Toshiba carried the same TLPL55 bulb across several generations of its TLP-250, TLP-550 and TLP-560 series, updating the housing and electronics around it while keeping the lamp itself unchanged.
How do I tell my TLP-260 from a TLP-260D or TLP-260M?
The suffix usually denotes a minor hardware or regional variation rather than a different lamp requirement, and all of these variants are listed as compatible with the TLPL55.
Is a bare bulb suitable if my projector is quite old?
As long as the existing housing has no cracking, scorching or a loose bulb mount, a bare replacement is normally fine even on an older projector.
What should I do with the old bulb once removed?
Let it cool fully, avoid dropping or crushing it, and dispose of it through a proper electrical waste or bulb recycling point rather than with general rubbish.
Will the J suffix models need a different lamp to the others?
No, the J-suffixed models listed alongside the standard TLP-250, TLP-550 and TLP-560 designations all take the same TLPL55 bulb, since the suffix marks a regional variant rather than a hardware change.
Other Toshiba 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.
