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TLPL7 bare projector lamp
Fits 12 projector models from Toshiba.
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TLPL7 is sold without a housing, as the bare bulb used across the Toshiba TLP-770 and TLP-771 series, including their E, H, J and U variants and the unhyphenated TLP770J and TLP771J listings. Reusing your existing housing with this bulb is the point of buying it bare.
No alternative code is recorded for TLPL7. Because this is a bare lamp, fitting it involves opening your current housing and exchanging the glass element inside, which is a different process to swapping out a complete sealed module in one piece.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10510
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Which Toshiba projectors take the bare TLPL7 bulb?
Twelve variants across the TLP-770 and TLP-771 range, including the E, H, J and U suffixes, all share this bulb specification, along with the unhyphenated TLP770J and TLP771J listings.
When is it worth buying the bare bulb rather than a full module?
If your current housing is free of cracks, discolouration or a broken seal, fitting a bare bulb into it is usually enough, without paying for a new housing you do not need.
What should I check on my existing housing first?
Look for cracks, heavy discolouration around the reflector, or a loose seal. Any of these suggest the housing itself, not just the bulb, may be worth replacing.
Is handling a bare bulb different from handling a module?
Yes. With no housing to protect it, avoid touching the glass directly and support the bulb by its base when fitting it, rather than gripping the glass envelope.
Does the TLP770J listing refer to a different lamp?
No, TLP770J is simply the model name written without a hyphen, and it uses the same TLPL7 bulb as the hyphenated TLP-770J and every other listed variant.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which Toshiba projectors take the bare TLPL7 bulb?
Twelve variants across the TLP-770 and TLP-771 range, including the E, H, J and U suffixes, all share this bulb specification, along with the unhyphenated TLP770J and TLP771J listings.
When is it worth buying the bare bulb rather than a full module?
If your current housing is free of cracks, discolouration or a broken seal, fitting a bare bulb into it is usually enough, without paying for a new housing you do not need.
What should I check on my existing housing first?
Look for cracks, heavy discolouration around the reflector, or a loose seal. Any of these suggest the housing itself, not just the bulb, may be worth replacing.
Is handling a bare bulb different from handling a module?
Yes. With no housing to protect it, avoid touching the glass directly and support the bulb by its base when fitting it, rather than gripping the glass envelope.
Does the TLP770J listing refer to a different lamp?
No, TLP770J is simply the model name written without a hyphen, and it uses the same TLPL7 bulb as the hyphenated TLP-770J and every other listed variant.
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.
