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V13H010L36 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Epson.
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V13H010L36 is Epson's part number for the lamp fitted to the EMP-S4, EMP-S42 and Powerlite S4 projectors. This listing is the complete module, bulb and housing together, rated at 170W with a 2,000-hour life, and is also sold under the code ELPLP36.
A bare-bulb version of this same lamp is available separately, priced lower, if the housing from your current lamp is still in good condition. Only three projectors use this lamp, so confirm whether your unit is the EMP-S4, EMP-S42 or Powerlite S4 before completing your order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 170 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09073
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Is V13H010L36 the same as ELPLP36?
Yes, they are the same lamp under two different reference codes. Epson's part plate uses V13H010L36, while ELPLP36 is the shorter code used more often in manuals and price lists.
What's the difference between the EMP-S4 and EMP-S42?
Both take the same V13H010L36 lamp and housing, along with the Powerlite S4, so the lamp fitted does not differ between these near-identical model names.
For an EMP-S4, when does the V13H010L36 module beat the bare bulb?
Buy the module, this listing, if you are unsure of the condition of your existing housing or its retaining clips. The bare-bulb version, sold separately, suits owners confident their current housing is undamaged.
How long should the 2,000-hour rating last in everyday use?
The 2,000-hour figure is Epson's rated life for the V13H010L36 lamp at standard brightness. Actual hours used before replacement will depend on how often the projector runs and at what brightness setting.
Where do I reset the lamp hours after fitting?
On the EMP-S4 and Powerlite S4 series, look in the projector's on-screen Setup menu for a Reset or Lamp Hours option. Check the manual for your exact model if it isn't in that menu.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is V13H010L36 the same as ELPLP36?
Yes, they are the same lamp under two different reference codes. Epson's part plate uses V13H010L36, while ELPLP36 is the shorter code used more often in manuals and price lists.
What's the difference between the EMP-S4 and EMP-S42?
Both take the same V13H010L36 lamp and housing, along with the Powerlite S4, so the lamp fitted does not differ between these near-identical model names.
For an EMP-S4, when does the V13H010L36 module beat the bare bulb?
Buy the module, this listing, if you are unsure of the condition of your existing housing or its retaining clips. The bare-bulb version, sold separately, suits owners confident their current housing is undamaged.
How long should the 2,000-hour rating last in everyday use?
The 2,000-hour figure is Epson's rated life for the V13H010L36 lamp at standard brightness. Actual hours used before replacement will depend on how often the projector runs and at what brightness setting.
Where do I reset the lamp hours after fitting?
On the EMP-S4 and Powerlite S4 series, look in the projector's on-screen Setup menu for a Reset or Lamp Hours option. Check the manual for your exact model if it isn't in that menu.
Other Epson 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.
