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TLPLV10 bare projector lamp
Fits 6 projector models from Toshiba.
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The TDP-XP1, XP1J, XP1U, XP2, XP2J and XP2U all take the TLPLV10 bulb, sold here bare and rated at 200 watts for 3,000 hours. Toshiba has also recorded this part as 75016688 and TLP-LV10, so an old lamp bearing either code is the same bulb as this listing.
Fitting a bare bulb means the existing housing stays in use, so check it for cracking or a worn bulb mount before transferring this one across. Given its 3,000 hour rating, this is one of the longer-lived lamps in the range, so a housing that has already outlasted several bulb changes may be due a closer look.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10497
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
What separates the bare TLPLV10 from the module version?
The bulb itself is identical either way; the bare option leaves out the housing so you can reuse your existing cage instead of replacing it entirely.
Why does 75016688 appear on some listings for this lamp?
It is an older code Toshiba used for the same TLPLV10 bulb, alongside TLP-LV10, so either number confirms you have found the correct match for the TDP-XP1 or TDP-XP2.
How long should this bulb last before replacement?
It is rated for around 3,000 hours at 200 watts, after which a gradual drop in brightness is normal even if the lamp is still working.
Is 200 watts unusually low for this type of lamp?
It is lower than many projector lamps, which typically run between 200 and 300 watts, and the lower wattage here corresponds to its longer rated life.
Can the same bulb serve both the XP1 and XP2 models?
Yes, all six listed TDP-XP1 and TDP-XP2 variants use the identical TLPLV10 bulb, so there is nothing further to check between the two ranges before placing an order.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What separates the bare TLPLV10 from the module version?
The bulb itself is identical either way; the bare option leaves out the housing so you can reuse your existing cage instead of replacing it entirely.
Why does 75016688 appear on some listings for this lamp?
It is an older code Toshiba used for the same TLPLV10 bulb, alongside TLP-LV10, so either number confirms you have found the correct match for the TDP-XP1 or TDP-XP2.
How long should this bulb last before replacement?
It is rated for around 3,000 hours at 200 watts, after which a gradual drop in brightness is normal even if the lamp is still working.
Is 200 watts unusually low for this type of lamp?
It is lower than many projector lamps, which typically run between 200 and 300 watts, and the lower wattage here corresponds to its longer rated life.
Can the same bulb serve both the XP1 and XP2 models?
Yes, all six listed TDP-XP1 and TDP-XP2 variants use the identical TLPLV10 bulb, so there is nothing further to check between the two ranges before placing an order.
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.
