GENUINE OEM INSIDETLPLV6 bare projector lamp for Toshiba projectors
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TLPLV6 bare projector lamp

Fits 7 projector models from Toshiba.

SKU LA-10471 · MPN TLPLV6

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TLPLV6 fits seven Toshiba projectors: the TDP-S8, TDP-S8J and TDP-S8U alongside the TDP-T8, TDP-T9, TDP-T9J and TDP-T9U. It is a bare lamp, so the bulb is fitted into the housing already present in your projector rather than being supplied as a separate enclosed unit.

TLPLV6 is the only part number recorded for this lamp, giving a single code to check against the label on your existing bulb. Fitting is limited to the bulb itself, with the surrounding housing, reflector and connector from your TDP-S8 or TDP-T9 projector staying in place.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10471
  • Compatibility — 7 projector models

Common questions

Do the TDP-S8 and TDP-T9 use the same bulb?
Yes, TLPLV6 is recorded against both families, covering the TDP-S8, TDP-S8J, TDP-S8U, TDP-T8, TDP-T9, TDP-T9J and TDP-T9U, seven model names in total under this one code.

Will I need to replace the housing along with the TLPLV6 bulb?
No, this is a bare lamp. Only the bulb is supplied, and it is fitted inside the housing already built into your projector, with the rest of the assembly left untouched.

Are there alternative codes for TLPLV6 I should check?
No, TLPLV6 is the only reference we have on file for this lamp, so it is the code to match against your projector's documentation or old bulb label.

What is the difference between TDP-T8 and TDP-T9 on this listing?
Both are separate Toshiba model names that happen to share the identical TLPLV6 lamp, along with the T9's J and U regional variants, so all take the same replacement.

What is the right way to hold the TLPLV6 glass during installation?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp housing, and avoid gripping the glass part of the bulb directly, since skin oils can mark the glass and shorten its working life.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-10471
COMPATIBILITY7 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Do the TDP-S8 and TDP-T9 use the same bulb?

Yes, TLPLV6 is recorded against both families, covering the TDP-S8, TDP-S8J, TDP-S8U, TDP-T8, TDP-T9, TDP-T9J and TDP-T9U, seven model names in total under this one code.

Will I need to replace the housing along with the TLPLV6 bulb?

No, this is a bare lamp. Only the bulb is supplied, and it is fitted inside the housing already built into your projector, with the rest of the assembly left untouched.

Are there alternative codes for TLPLV6 I should check?

No, TLPLV6 is the only reference we have on file for this lamp, so it is the code to match against your projector's documentation or old bulb label.

What is the difference between TDP-T8 and TDP-T9 on this listing?

Both are separate Toshiba model names that happen to share the identical TLPLV6 lamp, along with the T9's J and U regional variants, so all take the same replacement.

What is the right way to hold the TLPLV6 glass during installation?

Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp housing, and avoid gripping the glass part of the bulb directly, since skin oils can mark the glass and shorten its working life.