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V13H010L47 projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from Epson.
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V13H010L47 is a 210-watt module lamp built for Epson's G5000-series installation projectors, covering the EB-G5100, EB-G5150, EMP-5101 and their PowerLite Pro G5150 and G5150NL equivalents among fourteen listed models. Rated for 2000 hours, it arrives as a complete assembly, and Epson also lists it under the shorter code ELPLP47.
Whether your projector's lamp label reads V13H010L47 or ELPLP47, both point to the same part, so either works when searching for a match. Because several near-identical model names appear on the list, such as G5100 against G5100NL, take a moment to confirm your exact suffix before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09021
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Is ELPLP47 the same lamp as V13H010L47?
Yes, ELPLP47 is simply Epson's shorter reference for the identical module listed here as V13H010L47, so either code is fine when placing an order, whichever appears on your projector's existing lamp label.
What's the difference between the EMP-5101 and PowerLite 5101 for this lamp?
None as far as the lamp is concerned — EMP and PowerLite are simply different regional names Epson used for the same projector, and both take the identical V13H010L47 module.
Does the V13H010L47 replace my G5100's housing along with the bulb?
Yes, it is supplied as a complete module, with the bulb already seated in its housing, so the entire assembly is replaced during fitting, with no need to reuse the housing already in your projector.
How long should the 210W lamp last before it needs replacing?
It is rated for 2000 hours. As your G5000-series projector's lamp counter approaches that figure, or the image starts to dim, it is a sensible time to order a replacement.
My model is listed as G5100NL rather than EB-G5100NL — is that still covered?
Yes, the shortened G5100NL naming and the fuller EB-G5100NL both refer to the same projector in our records, and both take the V13H010L47 module, so there is no difference in which lamp to order.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is ELPLP47 the same lamp as V13H010L47?
Yes, ELPLP47 is simply Epson's shorter reference for the identical module listed here as V13H010L47, so either code is fine when placing an order, whichever appears on your projector's existing lamp label.
What's the difference between the EMP-5101 and PowerLite 5101 for this lamp?
None as far as the lamp is concerned — EMP and PowerLite are simply different regional names Epson used for the same projector, and both take the identical V13H010L47 module.
Does the V13H010L47 replace my G5100's housing along with the bulb?
Yes, it is supplied as a complete module, with the bulb already seated in its housing, so the entire assembly is replaced during fitting, with no need to reuse the housing already in your projector.
How long should the 210W lamp last before it needs replacing?
It is rated for 2000 hours. As your G5000-series projector's lamp counter approaches that figure, or the image starts to dim, it is a sensible time to order a replacement.
My model is listed as G5100NL rather than EB-G5100NL — is that still covered?
Yes, the shortened G5100NL naming and the fuller EB-G5100NL both refer to the same projector in our records, and both take the V13H010L47 module, so there is no difference in which lamp to order.
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.
