GENUINE OEM INSIDETLPLW3 bare projector lamp for Toshiba projectors
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TLPLW3 bare projector lamp

Fits 10 projector models from Toshiba.

SKU LA-10490 · MPN TLPLW3

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Ten Toshiba projectors are built around the TLPLW3 bulb, covering the TDP-T80, T90, T90J, T91, T91J, T98, T98J, TW90, TW90J and TW91. It is supplied bare, meaning it needs fitting into your current housing rather than arriving as a full assembly, and the same part also appears under the code 75016681.

With ten compatible projector models, it is worth double-checking the code printed on your existing lamp against TLPLW3 or 75016681 rather than relying on the projector name alone, since T80, T90, T91 and T98 variants look similar from the outside. Once confirmed, transfer the bulb into your existing housing during fitting.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10490
  • Compatibility — 10 projector models

Common questions

Do the T90, T91 and T98 all take the same lamp?
Yes, along with the TDP-T80 and TW90 ranges, all ten listed models are specified for the identical TLPLW3 bulb, so there is no variation in part number between them.

Is 75016681 a separate lamp from TLPLW3?
No, 75016681 is an alternative code Toshiba has used for this exact bulb, so a listing under either number describes the same product across all ten compatible projector models.

How do I know if my housing can be reused?
Inspect it for cracked plastic, a loose bulb socket or scorch marks around the connector. A sound housing can be reused with this bare bulb; a damaged one should be replaced as a full module instead.

What tools are usually needed to swap the bulb into the housing?
Most Toshiba housings in this range use small screws or spring clips to hold the bulb, so a small screwdriver is typically all that is required.

How can I tell this lamp is wearing out?
Watch for the picture dimming over time, colours looking washed out, or the projector taking longer than usual to reach full brightness after it is switched on.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-10490
COMPATIBILITY10 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Do the T90, T91 and T98 all take the same lamp?

Yes, along with the TDP-T80 and TW90 ranges, all ten listed models are specified for the identical TLPLW3 bulb, so there is no variation in part number between them.

Is 75016681 a separate lamp from TLPLW3?

No, 75016681 is an alternative code Toshiba has used for this exact bulb, so a listing under either number describes the same product across all ten compatible projector models.

How do I know if my housing can be reused?

Inspect it for cracked plastic, a loose bulb socket or scorch marks around the connector. A sound housing can be reused with this bare bulb; a damaged one should be replaced as a full module instead.

What tools are usually needed to swap the bulb into the housing?

Most Toshiba housings in this range use small screws or spring clips to hold the bulb, so a small screwdriver is typically all that is required.

How can I tell this lamp is wearing out?

Watch for the picture dimming over time, colours looking washed out, or the projector taking longer than usual to reach full brightness after it is switched on.