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V13H010L53 projector lamp with module
Fits 25 projector models from Epson.
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Twenty-five Epson models share the V13H010L53 lamp, spanning the EB-1830 and EB-1900 through to the widescreen EB-1920W and EB-1925W, plus the equivalent EB-C1830, EB-C1900 and EB-C2000-series units. Rated at 230 watts for 2500 hours, it arrives fitted into its housing, so it is a straight swap for the module currently in your projector.
This lamp is more widely known by its ELPLP53 code, and older documentation may also list it as H313A, H314A, H326A or one of several related H-prefixed numbers; all of these describe the same part. Because the housing is included, no transfer of the bulb into an existing frame is needed.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09011
- Compatibility — 25 projector models
Common questions
Why does this listing show so many alternative part numbers?
Epson and various suppliers have used different code formats for this lamp over the years -- ELPLP53, V13H010L53, and a run of H-prefixed service codes. They all point to the same 230-watt lamp, so any of them will match this product.
Is the EB-C1920W the same lamp as the EB-1920W?
Yes. The EB-C models are a parallel range to the standard EB series and share the same lamp specification, so the C1830, C1900, C1910, C1915, C1920W and C1925W all take the V13H010L53.
Do I need a professional to install this, or can I do it myself?
Most people can fit this themselves. Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, open the lamp access panel, and swap the old module for this one, then reset the lamp hour counter through the on-screen menu.
How do I reset the lamp timer after fitting a new one?
On most projectors in this range, a prompt appears at startup asking you to confirm the lamp has been changed, which resets the counter automatically. If it does not appear, the option is usually found in the projector's setup or maintenance menu.
What does the VS400 have to do with this lamp?
The VS400 is one of the Epson projectors listed as compatible with this lamp, alongside the EB-1830, EB-1900 and related models. If you own a VS400, this is the correct replacement lamp for it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this listing show so many alternative part numbers?
Epson and various suppliers have used different code formats for this lamp over the years -- ELPLP53, V13H010L53, and a run of H-prefixed service codes. They all point to the same 230-watt lamp, so any of them will match this product.
Is the EB-C1920W the same lamp as the EB-1920W?
Yes. The EB-C models are a parallel range to the standard EB series and share the same lamp specification, so the C1830, C1900, C1910, C1915, C1920W and C1925W all take the V13H010L53.
Do I need a professional to install this, or can I do it myself?
Most people can fit this themselves. Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, open the lamp access panel, and swap the old module for this one, then reset the lamp hour counter through the on-screen menu.
How do I reset the lamp timer after fitting a new one?
On most projectors in this range, a prompt appears at startup asking you to confirm the lamp has been changed, which resets the counter automatically. If it does not appear, the option is usually found in the projector's setup or maintenance menu.
What does the VS400 have to do with this lamp?
The VS400 is one of the Epson projectors listed as compatible with this lamp, alongside the EB-1830, EB-1900 and related models. If you own a VS400, this is the correct replacement lamp for it.
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.
