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TLPLMT70 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Toshiba.
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Built around a 250 watt bulb rated for 2,000 hours, the TLPLMT70 is the lamp and housing assembly specified for the Toshiba TDP-MT700 and its regional sibling, the TDP-MT700J. The two models share identical lamp requirements, so one part number covers both without any variation between them.
This module version replaces the bulb and its cage together, which is worth choosing if your current housing shows wear such as scorching or a loose bulb mount. Keep track of how many hours the projector has logged, since approaching the 2,000 hour rating is a useful signal that output is starting to fall.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10465
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What wattage does the TLPLMT70 run at?
It is a 250 watt lamp, rated for around 2,000 hours of use before output typically drops enough to warrant replacement, and this rating applies equally to the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J.
Do the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J need different lamps?
No, both models are specified for the same TLPLMT70 lamp and housing, so the J designation does not change which part you need, and ordering by either model name gives the correct match.
What counts as the end of this lamp's rated life?
Once total hours approach 2,000, expect a gradual drop in brightness and colour accuracy even if the lamp has not failed outright, which is when most owners choose to replace it.
Why choose the module over a bare bulb for this projector?
If the existing cage has scorch marks, a cracked reflector or a loose fitting, replacing housing and bulb together avoids carrying that wear forward into the new lamp's lifespan.
Should I let the projector cool before removing this lamp?
Yes, the housing and bulb both stay hot after use, so allow the projector time to cool fully before opening the lamp compartment to avoid burns or handling a hot glass envelope.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What wattage does the TLPLMT70 run at?
It is a 250 watt lamp, rated for around 2,000 hours of use before output typically drops enough to warrant replacement, and this rating applies equally to the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J.
Do the TDP-MT700 and TDP-MT700J need different lamps?
No, both models are specified for the same TLPLMT70 lamp and housing, so the J designation does not change which part you need, and ordering by either model name gives the correct match.
What counts as the end of this lamp's rated life?
Once total hours approach 2,000, expect a gradual drop in brightness and colour accuracy even if the lamp has not failed outright, which is when most owners choose to replace it.
Why choose the module over a bare bulb for this projector?
If the existing cage has scorch marks, a cracked reflector or a loose fitting, replacing housing and bulb together avoids carrying that wear forward into the new lamp's lifespan.
Should I let the projector cool before removing this lamp?
Yes, the housing and bulb both stay hot after use, so allow the projector time to cool fully before opening the lamp compartment to avoid burns or handling a hot glass envelope.
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.
