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TLPLV3 projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Mitsubishi · Toshiba.
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TLPLV3 fits both the Mitsubishi SE1U and the Toshiba TLP-S10 family, including the DJ, J and U variants and the 75016606 reference. As with TLPLP6, this reflects shared hardware between brands rather than a coincidence, and one module covers all six listed models.
Depending on which brand's documentation you are working from, this lamp may be listed as SE1, TLP-LV3, TLPLV3 or VLT-SE1LP. All four codes describe the same module, so match whichever one appears on your projector or old lamp against this listing.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09533
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Why does a Mitsubishi model share a lamp with Toshiba projectors?
The Mitsubishi SE1U and Toshiba TLP-S10 series were built on shared projector hardware, so Mitsubishi specified the identical lamp under its own VLT-SE1LP reference rather than creating a separate part.
Which of the four codes should I look for?
Any of SE1, TLP-LV3, TLPLV3 or VLT-SE1LP confirms the same lamp. Toshiba documentation tends to use TLPLV3 or TLP-LV3, while Mitsubishi paperwork uses SE1 or VLT-SE1LP.
Does the TLP-S10DJ use a different lamp to the TLP-S10?
No, the DJ variant takes the same TLPLV3 module as the standard TLP-S10, TLP-S10J and TLP-S10U, since all four Toshiba models share one underlying lamp specification.
What does 'original' mean if the same lamp is sold under two brands?
It means the bulb matches the specification either manufacturer fitted at the factory. The underlying lamp is identical regardless of whether it is labelled for Mitsubishi or Toshiba.
Is fitting this module the same across both brands' projectors?
The lamp bay design is shared between the SE1U and TLP-S10 series, so the fitting process is broadly the same, though it is worth checking your own projector's manual for exact panel screws.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does a Mitsubishi model share a lamp with Toshiba projectors?
The Mitsubishi SE1U and Toshiba TLP-S10 series were built on shared projector hardware, so Mitsubishi specified the identical lamp under its own VLT-SE1LP reference rather than creating a separate part.
Which of the four codes should I look for?
Any of SE1, TLP-LV3, TLPLV3 or VLT-SE1LP confirms the same lamp. Toshiba documentation tends to use TLPLV3 or TLP-LV3, while Mitsubishi paperwork uses SE1 or VLT-SE1LP.
Does the TLP-S10DJ use a different lamp to the TLP-S10?
No, the DJ variant takes the same TLPLV3 module as the standard TLP-S10, TLP-S10J and TLP-S10U, since all four Toshiba models share one underlying lamp specification.
What does 'original' mean if the same lamp is sold under two brands?
It means the bulb matches the specification either manufacturer fitted at the factory. The underlying lamp is identical regardless of whether it is labelled for Mitsubishi or Toshiba.
Is fitting this module the same across both brands' projectors?
The lamp bay design is shared between the SE1U and TLP-S10 series, so the fitting process is broadly the same, though it is worth checking your own projector's manual for exact panel screws.
Other Mitsubishi 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.
