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308929 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Ricoh.
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The Ricoh PJ WX5350N and X5360N share a 265-watt lamp module, 308929, rated for 3000 hours. Ricoh's own naming also lists it as LAMP TYPE 6 or LAMPTYPE6, both describing the identical part fitted with its housing and ready to install in place of the old one.
Whether your documentation quotes 308929, LAMP TYPE 6, LAMP-TYPE-6 or LAMPTYPE6, all four refer to this one lamp for the WX5350N and X5360N. As a module, the housing and connector arrive already fitted, so there's nothing to transfer from the lamp you're removing. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Wattage — 265 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10058
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Does the WX5350N take the same lamp as the X5360N?
Yes, both models share the same lamp position despite the different model numbers, so 308929 fits either one without needing a separate part, a common arrangement across Ricoh's closely related N-suffixed projector pairs.
What does the N suffix mean for these Ricoh models?
It typically denotes a networked variant of the projector, but it doesn't change the lamp required - 308929 is correct for the WX5350N and X5360N regardless.
Why are there hyphenated and non-hyphenated versions of LAMP TYPE 6?
LAMP TYPE 6, LAMP-TYPE-6 and LAMPTYPE6 are simply different formatting of the same designation, all pointing to the identical 308929 module, used interchangeably across different Ricoh parts documentation and packaging.
What's the rated wattage and lamp life here?
This module is built around a 265-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours, matched to the WX5350N and X5360N's projection engine rather than a generic bulb of similar output.
Are the WX5350N and X5360N sold as a matched pair?
They're closely related models in Ricoh's range rather than a formal pair, but they do share this lamp position, so 308929 is correct for either one you own.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the WX5350N take the same lamp as the X5360N?
Yes, both models share the same lamp position despite the different model numbers, so 308929 fits either one without needing a separate part, a common arrangement across Ricoh's closely related N-suffixed projector pairs.
What does the N suffix mean for these Ricoh models?
It typically denotes a networked variant of the projector, but it doesn't change the lamp required - 308929 is correct for the WX5350N and X5360N regardless.
Why are there hyphenated and non-hyphenated versions of LAMP TYPE 6?
LAMP TYPE 6, LAMP-TYPE-6 and LAMPTYPE6 are simply different formatting of the same designation, all pointing to the identical 308929 module, used interchangeably across different Ricoh parts documentation and packaging.
What's the rated wattage and lamp life here?
This module is built around a 265-watt bulb rated for 3000 hours, matched to the WX5350N and X5360N's projection engine rather than a generic bulb of similar output.
Are the WX5350N and X5360N sold as a matched pair?
They're closely related models in Ricoh's range rather than a formal pair, but they do share this lamp position, so 308929 is correct for either one you own.
Other Ricoh 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.
