GENUINE OEM INSIDETLPLV10 projector lamp with module for Toshiba projectors
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TLPLV10 projector lamp with module

Fits 6 projector models from Toshiba.

SKU LA-10498 · MPN TLPLV10 · 200 W · 3,000 h

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Rated at 200 watts for up to 3,000 hours, the TLPLV10 is the lamp and housing Toshiba specifies for the TDP-XP1, XP1J, XP1U, XP2, XP2J and XP2U. Over time this part has also been sold as 75016688, TLP-LV10 and TLPLV11, so any of those codes on your old lamp points to the same assembly.

This module ships with the bulb already built into its housing, so fitting is a matter of removing the old cage and setting this one in its place. With four alternative codes recorded for this lamp, it is worth checking your existing housing carefully if the number does not immediately match TLPLV10.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 200 W
  • Rated life — 3,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10498
  • Compatibility — 6 projector models

Common questions

How many hours is the TLPLV10 rated for?
It carries a 3,000 hour rating at 200 watts, which is longer than many of the higher-wattage lamps in the Toshiba range, making it a comparatively long-lived module.

Why are there four different codes for this same lamp?
75016688, TLP-LV10, TLPLV10 and TLPLV11 have all been used by Toshiba across different production batches and documentation for what is the identical lamp and housing assembly.

Do the XP1 and XP2 share the same lamp?
Yes, all six listed variants across the TDP-XP1 and TDP-XP2 ranges are specified for this same TLPLV10 module, so there is no difference in part between them.

What is included with the module version?
The bulb arrives already fitted inside its housing and cage as a single assembled unit, ready to replace the old cage in one step rather than swapping a bulb between housings.

Is this a particularly low-wattage lamp?
At 200 watts it runs cooler than several other lamps in the Toshiba line-up, which is reflected in its longer 3,000 hour rated life compared with many higher-powered alternatives.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE200 W
RATED LIFE3,000 h
SKULA-10498
COMPATIBILITY6 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

How many hours is the TLPLV10 rated for?

It carries a 3,000 hour rating at 200 watts, which is longer than many of the higher-wattage lamps in the Toshiba range, making it a comparatively long-lived module.

Why are there four different codes for this same lamp?

75016688, TLP-LV10, TLPLV10 and TLPLV11 have all been used by Toshiba across different production batches and documentation for what is the identical lamp and housing assembly.

Do the XP1 and XP2 share the same lamp?

Yes, all six listed variants across the TDP-XP1 and TDP-XP2 ranges are specified for this same TLPLV10 module, so there is no difference in part between them.

What is included with the module version?

The bulb arrives already fitted inside its housing and cage as a single assembled unit, ready to replace the old cage in one step rather than swapping a bulb between housings.

Is this a particularly low-wattage lamp?

At 200 watts it runs cooler than several other lamps in the Toshiba line-up, which is reflected in its longer 3,000 hour rated life compared with many higher-powered alternatives.