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TLPLMT70 bare projector lamp

Fits 2 projector models from Toshiba.

SKU LA-10464 · MPN TLPLMT70 · 250 W · 2,000 h

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Rated at 250 watts with a 2,000 hour lamp life, this bare TLPLMT70 bulb is the correct match for both the Toshiba TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J. Supplied without housing, it is meant to be transferred into your existing cage rather than replacing the whole assembly, provided that cage is still in sound condition.

Fitting a bare lamp means opening your current housing, removing the spent bulb, and setting this one in its place before closing the cage again. If your projector has already run close to its 2,000 hour rating, inspect the housing itself for scorching or a loose mount, since that can affect a new bulb's performance too.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 250 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10464
  • Compatibility — 2 projector models

Common questions

Is the bare lamp the same bulb used in the module version?
Yes, the TLPLMT70 bulb itself is identical whether you buy it bare or as part of a full module; the only difference is whether a new housing is included.

How many hours can the 250-watt TLPLMT70 bulb be expected to run?
It carries a 2,000 hour rating at 250 watts, after which brightness typically declines even if the lamp has not failed completely, and this figure is the same across both the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J.

Can I use this bare bulb if my housing is cracked?
It is best avoided. A cracked or loose housing can affect how the bulb seats and cools, so a damaged cage should be replaced rather than reused with a new bulb fitted inside it.

Do the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J share this bare lamp?
Yes, both projector variants are specified for the same TLPLMT70 bulb, so the same bare lamp order is correct for either model, regardless of which of the two you happen to own.

How should I dispose of the old bulb?
Projector lamps contain pressurised glass and should be handled carefully and disposed of through an appropriate electrical or bulb recycling point rather than general waste.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE250 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-10464
COMPATIBILITY2 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Is the bare lamp the same bulb used in the module version?

Yes, the TLPLMT70 bulb itself is identical whether you buy it bare or as part of a full module; the only difference is whether a new housing is included.

How many hours can the 250-watt TLPLMT70 bulb be expected to run?

It carries a 2,000 hour rating at 250 watts, after which brightness typically declines even if the lamp has not failed completely, and this figure is the same across both the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J.

Can I use this bare bulb if my housing is cracked?

It is best avoided. A cracked or loose housing can affect how the bulb seats and cools, so a damaged cage should be replaced rather than reused with a new bulb fitted inside it.

Do the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J share this bare lamp?

Yes, both projector variants are specified for the same TLPLMT70 bulb, so the same bare lamp order is correct for either model, regardless of which of the two you happen to own.

How should I dispose of the old bulb?

Projector lamps contain pressurised glass and should be handled carefully and disposed of through an appropriate electrical or bulb recycling point rather than general waste.