GENUINE OEM INSIDETLPLW28G projector lamp with module for Toshiba projectors
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TLPLW28G projector lamp with module

Fits 5 projector models from Toshiba.

SKU LA-10485 · MPN TLPLW28G

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For the TDP-T355, T355J, TW355, TW355J and TW355U, Toshiba specifies the TLPLW28G lamp, supplied here complete with its housing so the whole assembly can be swapped in one piece. Older paperwork for the same part sometimes shows 75016599, TLP-LW14 or TLPLW14 instead of the current TLPLW28G code.

Choosing the module rather than a bare bulb makes sense if your existing housing is cracked, scorched or has a bulb mount that no longer holds firmly, since replacing both parts together avoids carrying that wear into the new lamp's working life. No disassembly of the old cage is needed; it comes out and this one goes in.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10485
  • Compatibility — 5 projector models

Common questions

What's included with the TLPLW28G module?
The bulb and its housing arrive as one assembled unit, so you remove the old cage from the projector entirely and fit this complete replacement in its place.

Is the module worth the extra cost over a bare bulb?
If your current housing shows any cracking, scorching or a loose fit, replacing it alongside the bulb is worthwhile, since a worn cage can shorten the working life of even a new lamp.

Why do older listings show 75016599 or TLP-LW14 for this lamp?
Toshiba has used several codes for this same part across different production runs and documentation, and all of them, including TLPLW14, describe the identical lamp and housing sold here.

Does the module fit the TW355 the same way as the T355?
Yes, the TLPLW28G module is specified across the whole T355 and TW355 family, so fitting is identical regardless of which of the five listed models you own.

How do I remove the old housing safely?
Power down and unplug the projector, allow it to cool fully, then release the lamp bay cover, usually held with one or two screws, before sliding the old housing free.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-10485
COMPATIBILITY5 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

What's included with the TLPLW28G module?

The bulb and its housing arrive as one assembled unit, so you remove the old cage from the projector entirely and fit this complete replacement in its place.

Is the module worth the extra cost over a bare bulb?

If your current housing shows any cracking, scorching or a loose fit, replacing it alongside the bulb is worthwhile, since a worn cage can shorten the working life of even a new lamp.

Why do older listings show 75016599 or TLP-LW14 for this lamp?

Toshiba has used several codes for this same part across different production runs and documentation, and all of them, including TLPLW14, describe the identical lamp and housing sold here.

Does the module fit the TW355 the same way as the T355?

Yes, the TLPLW28G module is specified across the whole T355 and TW355 family, so fitting is identical regardless of which of the five listed models you own.

How do I remove the old housing safely?

Power down and unplug the projector, allow it to cool fully, then release the lamp bay cover, usually held with one or two screws, before sliding the old housing free.