Advanced Lamps
Advanced Lamps ELPLP71-A DLP Replacement Lamp
Compatible replacement lamp and housing for Epson projectors including BrightLink 1410Wi, 475Wi, EB-480 and PowerLite 485W models
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9920
- Ready-to-install lamp housing saves setup time
- Compatible with Epson BrightLink 1410Wi and 475Wi models
- Fits Epson EB-480 and PowerLite 485W projectors
- Genuine AL Series lamp delivers reliable brightness
- 90-day warranty included with new condition
Compatible Epson Projectors
The ELPLP71-A lamp and housing unit is built as a direct replacement for Epson models including the BrightLink 1410Wi, BrightLink 475Wi, EB-480 and PowerLite 485W. It serves education and business users who need a ready-to-install module that restores original brightness without extra assembly.
Lamp Type and Daily Operation
The module uses a Genuine AL Series lamp designed for the specified projectors. Normal operation follows the projector's built-in thermal management and power settings, so heat output, fan noise and power draw remain consistent with the original equipment.
Housing Design and Installation
The lamp ships pre-mounted in its housing, allowing a straight swap that avoids handling the bare bulb. Connectors align with the projector's existing socket, and the 0.9920 weight keeps the unit manageable during ceiling or table-top maintenance.
Highlights
- Ready-to-install lamp housing saves setup time
- Compatible with Epson BrightLink 1410Wi and 475Wi models
- Fits Epson EB-480 and PowerLite 485W projectors
- Genuine AL Series lamp delivers reliable brightness
- 90-day warranty included with new condition
Specifications
| Brand | Advanced Lamps |
|---|---|
| Model | ELPLP71-A |
| Part Number | ELPLP71-A |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9920 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the ELPLP71-A lamp and housing in my Epson BrightLink 475Wi, and which step is often missed?
Power off the projector, let it cool, remove the lamp cover, unscrew the old module, insert the new ELPLP71-A housing until it seats firmly, replace and tighten the screws, then reattach the cover before resetting the lamp timer in the menu — the timer reset is the step most people forget.
What maintenance or replacement will the ELPLP71-A need after the 90-day warranty period?
The lamp itself is a consumable; expect to replace the entire ELPLP71-A module again when brightness drops or the projector signals end of life, and clean the air filters regularly to avoid overheating that shortens lamp lifespan.
What limit appears first during long sessions with the ELPLP71-A in a PowerLite 485W?
Heat buildup in the projector chassis is the first limit; if filters are clogged or ventilation is restricted, the unit will dim or shut down to protect the ELPLP71-A lamp before its rated hours are reached.
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