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TLPLW25 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Elmo · Toshiba.
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Unusually, the TLPLW25 lamp and housing is shared across two brands: the Toshiba TDP-WX5400E, WX5400J and WX5400, and the Elmo EDP-X80. All four projectors are built around the same 280 watt, 2,000 hour bulb, and this module includes the housing rather than the bulb alone.
You may find this same lamp listed under TLPLW2 or TLP-LW25 on older Toshiba or Elmo documentation, both of which describe the identical assembly sold here. Because it fits models from two manufacturers, double-check your projector's exact model name against the list rather than assuming by brand alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10496
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why does an Elmo projector use a Toshiba-coded lamp?
Elmo's EDP-X80 was built on shared engineering with the Toshiba WX5400 line, so the two projectors happen to use the identical lamp and housing assembly despite carrying different brand names.
Is TLPLW2 the same part as TLPLW25?
Yes, TLPLW2 and TLP-LW25 are both codes that have been used for this same lamp and housing, so any of the three numbers describes the identical product.
What wattage and lifespan does this module carry?
It runs at 280 watts with a 2,000 hour rating, matching the bare bulb version of this same lamp across both the Toshiba and Elmo projectors it fits.
Does the Elmo EDP-X80 need anything different fitted compared to the Toshiba models?
No, the module fits the EDP-X80 in exactly the same way as it fits the Toshiba TDP-WX5400 range, since both use an identical housing design.
Why choose the module here rather than a bare bulb?
If your current housing is worn, cracked or the bulb no longer seats securely, replacing the whole assembly avoids passing that wear on to a fresh bulb.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does an Elmo projector use a Toshiba-coded lamp?
Elmo's EDP-X80 was built on shared engineering with the Toshiba WX5400 line, so the two projectors happen to use the identical lamp and housing assembly despite carrying different brand names.
Is TLPLW2 the same part as TLPLW25?
Yes, TLPLW2 and TLP-LW25 are both codes that have been used for this same lamp and housing, so any of the three numbers describes the identical product.
What wattage and lifespan does this module carry?
It runs at 280 watts with a 2,000 hour rating, matching the bare bulb version of this same lamp across both the Toshiba and Elmo projectors it fits.
Does the Elmo EDP-X80 need anything different fitted compared to the Toshiba models?
No, the module fits the EDP-X80 in exactly the same way as it fits the Toshiba TDP-WX5400 range, since both use an identical housing design.
Why choose the module here rather than a bare bulb?
If your current housing is worn, cracked or the bulb no longer seats securely, replacing the whole assembly avoids passing that wear on to a fresh bulb.
Other Elmo 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.
