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TLPLW28G bare projector lamp
Fits 5 projector models from Toshiba.
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The TLPLW28G is the bare bulb specified across five Toshiba models: the TDP-T355, T355J, TW355, TW355J and TW355U. This lamp carries a history of different codes at Toshiba, appearing on paperwork and old housings as 75016599, TLP-LW14 or TLPLW14, all of which point to this same bulb.
As a bare lamp, it is designed to go inside your existing housing rather than replace it, so check that your current cage is free of cracks or scorching first. If the number on your old bulb reads TLP-LW14 or 75016599 instead of TLPLW28G, you are still looking at the right replacement.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10484
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have so many part numbers?
Toshiba has revised the printed code for this bulb over several production runs, so 75016599, TLP-LW14, TLPLW14 and TLPLW28G all refer to the same physical lamp.
Which Toshiba projectors does the TLPLW28G fit?
It is specified for the TDP-T355, T355J, TW355, TW355J and TW355U, five closely related models that all use the identical bulb regardless of the T or TW prefix in the model name.
Should I keep my existing lamp housing?
If it shows no cracking, scorching or looseness at the bulb mount, it can be reused with this bare replacement, saving you from buying a full module.
How careful do I need to be handling the new bulb?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, as skin oils can cause uneven heating once the lamp is powered on, and always let the projector cool before opening the lamp bay.
What does a failing lamp usually look like on screen?
Expect the picture to dim gradually, colours to lose vibrancy, or the projector to take noticeably longer to reach full brightness after switching on, all of which point toward a bulb nearing the end of its life.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does this lamp have so many part numbers?
Toshiba has revised the printed code for this bulb over several production runs, so 75016599, TLP-LW14, TLPLW14 and TLPLW28G all refer to the same physical lamp.
Which Toshiba projectors does the TLPLW28G fit?
It is specified for the TDP-T355, T355J, TW355, TW355J and TW355U, five closely related models that all use the identical bulb regardless of the T or TW prefix in the model name.
Should I keep my existing lamp housing?
If it shows no cracking, scorching or looseness at the bulb mount, it can be reused with this bare replacement, saving you from buying a full module.
How careful do I need to be handling the new bulb?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, as skin oils can cause uneven heating once the lamp is powered on, and always let the projector cool before opening the lamp bay.
What does a failing lamp usually look like on screen?
Expect the picture to dim gradually, colours to lose vibrancy, or the projector to take noticeably longer to reach full brightness after switching on, all of which point toward a bulb nearing the end of its life.
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.
