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TY-LA1001 lamp with module
Fits 13 projector models from Panasonic.
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The TY-LA1001 is built for Panasonic's rear-projection television range rather than a meeting-room projector, covering the 52-, 56- and 61-inch LCX16 and LCX66 sets, listed here under both their hyphenated and unhyphenated model names. It's supplied as the full lamp-and-module assembly, ready to fit into the TV's lamp compartment.
Because these are televisions rather than projectors, the lamp bay sits behind an access panel on the back or underside of the cabinet rather than under a top lid, so it's worth checking your set's manual for the exact release catch before removing the old TY-LA1001 module. Only one part code is recorded for this lamp.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09841
- Compatibility — 13 projector models
Common questions
Is the TY-LA1001 for a projector or a TV?
It's for Panasonic's rear-projection television sets — the 52-, 56- and 61-inch LCX16 and LCX66 models — rather than a standalone data or home-cinema projector, even though the lamp module itself works in a similar way.
Do the hyphenated and non-hyphenated model names need different lamps?
No — this listing covers both the hyphenated PT-52LCX16 style names and the unhyphenated PT52LCX16 style used on some documentation for the same sets, all thirteen taking the same TY-LA1001 module.
Where do I find the lamp compartment on these rear-projection TVs?
It's usually behind an access panel on the back or underside of the cabinet rather than under a top lid as on a standalone projector, so check your set's manual for the exact release before opening it.
Does the 52-inch set use the same lamp as the 61-inch?
Yes — the TY-LA1001 is listed against the 52-, 56- and 61-inch LCX16 and LCX66 sets alike, so screen size doesn't change which lamp module the TV takes.
How do I confirm I'm ordering the right lamp for my TV?
Check the model number printed on the back of the cabinet against the LCX16 or LCX66 names listed here, in either the hyphenated or plain form, before ordering the TY-LA1001.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the TY-LA1001 for a projector or a TV?
It's for Panasonic's rear-projection television sets — the 52-, 56- and 61-inch LCX16 and LCX66 models — rather than a standalone data or home-cinema projector, even though the lamp module itself works in a similar way.
Do the hyphenated and non-hyphenated model names need different lamps?
No — this listing covers both the hyphenated PT-52LCX16 style names and the unhyphenated PT52LCX16 style used on some documentation for the same sets, all thirteen taking the same TY-LA1001 module.
Where do I find the lamp compartment on these rear-projection TVs?
It's usually behind an access panel on the back or underside of the cabinet rather than under a top lid as on a standalone projector, so check your set's manual for the exact release before opening it.
Does the 52-inch set use the same lamp as the 61-inch?
Yes — the TY-LA1001 is listed against the 52-, 56- and 61-inch LCX16 and LCX66 sets alike, so screen size doesn't change which lamp module the TV takes.
How do I confirm I'm ordering the right lamp for my TV?
Check the model number printed on the back of the cabinet against the LCX16 or LCX66 names listed here, in either the hyphenated or plain form, before ordering the TY-LA1001.
Other Panasonic 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.
