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Supermait EP85 lamp with housing for Epson ELPLP85 projectors

The clearest listing on this shelf: a named burner brand, a housing included, and both life figures with their modes.

Supermait EP85 projector lamp with housing for Epson

Supermait EP85 lamp with housing for Epson ELPLP85 projectors

The clearest listing on this shelf: a named burner brand, a housing included, and both life figures with their modes.

Part number
EP85, for Epson ELPLP85 / V13H010L85 — stated
Lamp type
New original PHILIPS projector lamp with housing — stated
Housing
Included — stated
Stated life
2 000 hours normal, 3 000 hours in eco mode — stated with both modes
Warranty
180 days — stated
Projectors
EH-TW6600, EH-TW6600W, EH-TW6700, EH-TW6700W, EH-TW6800, EH-TW7000, EH-TW7100, PowerLite HC 3000 / 3100 / 3500 / 3600e — stated
Amazon reference
B085XY8TQX (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0738944593769
  • Names the burner brand — Philips — which places it in the bulb-inside tier rather than leaving it unknown
  • Publishes both life figures with their modes, which almost no lamp listing does
  • A third-party housing is not the maker's own, and fit tolerances are where compatible modules vary

Best for: An Epson using the ELPLP85 lamp, where a straightforward swap and a known burner both matter.

≈ £102 / 115 €
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Specifications

Part number
EP85, for Epson ELPLP85 / V13H010L85 — stated
Lamp type
New original PHILIPS projector lamp with housing — stated
Housing
Included — stated
Stated life
2 000 hours normal, 3 000 hours in eco mode — stated with both modes
Warranty
180 days — stated
Projectors
EH-TW6600, EH-TW6600W, EH-TW6700, EH-TW6700W, EH-TW6800, EH-TW7000, EH-TW7100, PowerLite HC 3000 / 3100 / 3500 / 3600e — stated
Amazon reference
B085XY8TQX (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0738944593769

The listing that answers the shelf’s questions

Burner brand: Philips. Housing: included. Life: 2 000 hours normal, 3 000 in eco. Warranty: 180 days.

Four facts, all published. That places this squarely in the bulb-inside tier — a genuine burner in a third-party housing — which is usually the sensible purchase on this shelf.

Why both life figures matter

The headline number on any lamp is the eco figure. Publishing 2 000 normal and 3 000 eco tells you what to expect in the mode you actually use — and for films, most people run normal.

What a third-party housing does and does not change

The burner produces the light, and it is the manufacturer’s own here. The housing decides fit, cooling and reflector geometry. A good third-party cage is indistinguishable in use; a poor one runs hot and shortens the burner’s life.

Naming the burner removes the larger uncertainty; it does not remove that one.

The compatibility list

Long — a dozen Epson models. That makes checking your exact model number from the underside of the projector more important rather than less, because a long list is easy to skim and find something that looks close.

After fitting

Reset the lamp timer in the projector menu.

Availability

On sale at around 115 € on the German, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Listed but with no offer on the American Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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