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TLPLP20 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Kindermann · Premier · Toshiba.
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TLPLP20 is a compact lamp and housing module built for Toshiba's TDP-P9 and TDP-PX10U projectors, and it also covers the rebranded Kindermann KXD60 and Premier TPD-X570, both of which use the same lamp requirement. Toshiba additionally lists this part under the alternative code 75016680, so either reference will point you to the same lamp.
With only five projector models sharing this code, TLPLP20 is one of the more tightly scoped lamps we carry, which makes matching your unit's model number a quick check rather than a long list to search through. As a complete module, the housing arrives already built around the bulb, so there is no separate bulb to seat by hand.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09349
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Is 75016680 the same lamp as TLPLP20?
Yes. 75016680 is an alternative code Toshiba has used for the identical lamp sold here as TLPLP20. If your projector's parts label or manual shows 75016680, you are looking at the same part.
Why does a Kindermann projector need a Toshiba lamp code?
The Kindermann KXD60 and the Premier TPD-X570 were sold as close relatives of Toshiba's TDP-P9, so all three take the identical TLPLP20 module. Rebadged projectors like these are common, and the lamp inside is unaffected by the brand on the case.
Does the TLPLP20 module include the housing?
Yes, this listing is the complete lamp with module, meaning the bulb comes pre-fitted inside a housing shaped for the TDP-P9, KXD60 or TPD-X570. You fit the whole assembly rather than handling a loose bulb.
How do I make sure the TLPLP20 is right for my Premier projector?
Check that your unit is the TPD-X570 specifically, since Premier's other projector ranges may use different lamps entirely. The TLPLP20 and 75016680 codes both apply to this exact model alongside the Toshiba TDP-P9 and Kindermann KXD60.
What does buying an original lamp mean here?
It means the bulb and housing match the build originally specified for the TDP-P9, KXD60 and TPD-X570 rather than a generic substitute of a different shape. TLPLP20 and 75016680 both identify this same original specification.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is 75016680 the same lamp as TLPLP20?
Yes. 75016680 is an alternative code Toshiba has used for the identical lamp sold here as TLPLP20. If your projector's parts label or manual shows 75016680, you are looking at the same part.
Why does a Kindermann projector need a Toshiba lamp code?
The Kindermann KXD60 and the Premier TPD-X570 were sold as close relatives of Toshiba's TDP-P9, so all three take the identical TLPLP20 module. Rebadged projectors like these are common, and the lamp inside is unaffected by the brand on the case.
Does the TLPLP20 module include the housing?
Yes, this listing is the complete lamp with module, meaning the bulb comes pre-fitted inside a housing shaped for the TDP-P9, KXD60 or TPD-X570. You fit the whole assembly rather than handling a loose bulb.
How do I make sure the TLPLP20 is right for my Premier projector?
Check that your unit is the TPD-X570 specifically, since Premier's other projector ranges may use different lamps entirely. The TLPLP20 and 75016680 codes both apply to this exact model alongside the Toshiba TDP-P9 and Kindermann KXD60.
What does buying an original lamp mean here?
It means the bulb and housing match the build originally specified for the TDP-P9, KXD60 and TPD-X570 rather than a generic substitute of a different shape. TLPLP20 and 75016680 both identify this same original specification.
Other Kindermann 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.
