GENUINE OEM INSIDETLPLET10UK bare projector lamp for Toshiba projectors
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TLPLET10UK bare projector lamp

Fits 7 projector models from Toshiba.

SKU LA-10460 · MPN TLPLET10UK

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The TLPLET10UK is a bare bulb specified across seven Toshiba listings spanning both the ET and TX naming: TDP-ET10, TDP-ET20, TDP-ET20J, TDP-TX20, TLP-ET10, TLP-ET20 and TLP-TX10. Without the UK regional marker, the same bulb is recorded simply as TLPLET10, and either code confirms the correct part for your projector.

As this is the bare option, the bulb needs fitting into your current housing, so check that housing for cracking or a loose bulb mount before starting. With seven different model listings sharing this lamp, confirming the code on your old bulb against TLPLET10UK or TLPLET10 is more reliable than matching by model name alone.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10460
  • Compatibility — 7 projector models

Common questions

Is there a difference between TLPLET10 and TLPLET10UK?
The UK marker denotes a regional version of the code, but both refer to the same bulb, so either number confirms you have the correct part.

How many Toshiba projectors take this bare bulb?
Seven model listings across the ET and TX ranges are specified for it, including both TDP and TLP prefixed versions of the ET10, ET20 and TX10/TX20.

Is my old TDP-ET10 housing still fit to receive this TLPLET10UK bulb?
Look for a cracked reflector, a bulb socket that no longer grips firmly, or discolouration from heat, any of which suggest the housing should be replaced rather than reused.

Why do TX20 and TX10 appear alongside the ET models?
Despite the different model name, the TDP-TX20 and TLP-TX10 use the same lamp specification as the ET10 and ET20 projectors in this range, so one bulb serves all seven listings.

How careful should I be with the glass on this bulb?
Avoid touching it directly with bare fingers, since skin oils can create uneven heating once it is running, and always let the projector cool fully before removing the old lamp.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-10460
COMPATIBILITY7 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Is there a difference between TLPLET10 and TLPLET10UK?

The UK marker denotes a regional version of the code, but both refer to the same bulb, so either number confirms you have the correct part.

How many Toshiba projectors take this bare bulb?

Seven model listings across the ET and TX ranges are specified for it, including both TDP and TLP prefixed versions of the ET10, ET20 and TX10/TX20.

Is my old TDP-ET10 housing still fit to receive this TLPLET10UK bulb?

Look for a cracked reflector, a bulb socket that no longer grips firmly, or discolouration from heat, any of which suggest the housing should be replaced rather than reused.

Why do TX20 and TX10 appear alongside the ET models?

Despite the different model name, the TDP-TX20 and TLP-TX10 use the same lamp specification as the ET10 and ET20 projectors in this range, so one bulb serves all seven listings.

How careful should I be with the glass on this bulb?

Avoid touching it directly with bare fingers, since skin oils can create uneven heating once it is running, and always let the projector cool fully before removing the old lamp.