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512624 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Ricoh.
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Four Ricoh office projectors - the PJ WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N - share this 270-watt lamp, part number 512624, rated for 3500 hours and supplied as a complete module. Ricoh also catalogues the same lamp under its IPSiO naming, as IPSiO LAMP TYPE 12 or simply LAMP TYPE 12, so you may see any of these on a parts list.
If your Ricoh documentation refers to LAMP TYPE 12 rather than a numeric code, that's the same part as 512624 - Ricoh's IPSiO branding and its standard part numbering both point to this lamp. It arrives as a full module, so no bare-bulb handling or housing transfer is required. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Wattage — 270 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11382
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Is LAMP TYPE 12 the same as 512624?
Yes. Ricoh lists this lamp both by its part number, 512624, and by its IPSiO designation, LAMP TYPE 12 - they describe the identical module for the WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N.
What's the rated wattage and lamp life for this module?
This module uses a 270-watt bulb with a 3500-hour rating, matched specifically to the WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N projection engines rather than being a generic bulb of similar wattage.
Can I use 512624 across all four listed projector models?
Yes, Ricoh built the WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N around the same lamp position, so 512624 fits any of the four without adjustment or the need for a different part per model.
Why does Ricoh use both IPSiO codes and numeric part numbers?
Ricoh sells some projectors under the IPSiO name and lists lamps accordingly, which is why 512624 also appears as IPSiO LAMP TYPE 12 - both refer to the same physical lamp.
How will I know this lamp needs replacing?
As it nears the 3500-hour mark, expect the image to dim or shift in colour, and the projector's lamp indicator to light up - both are reliable cues to plan a replacement.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is LAMP TYPE 12 the same as 512624?
Yes. Ricoh lists this lamp both by its part number, 512624, and by its IPSiO designation, LAMP TYPE 12 - they describe the identical module for the WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N.
What's the rated wattage and lamp life for this module?
This module uses a 270-watt bulb with a 3500-hour rating, matched specifically to the WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N projection engines rather than being a generic bulb of similar wattage.
Can I use 512624 across all four listed projector models?
Yes, Ricoh built the WX5361N, WX5371N, X5371N and PJ5371N around the same lamp position, so 512624 fits any of the four without adjustment or the need for a different part per model.
Why does Ricoh use both IPSiO codes and numeric part numbers?
Ricoh sells some projectors under the IPSiO name and lists lamps accordingly, which is why 512624 also appears as IPSiO LAMP TYPE 12 - both refer to the same physical lamp.
How will I know this lamp needs replacing?
As it nears the 3500-hour mark, expect the image to dim or shift in colour, and the projector's lamp indicator to light up - both are reliable cues to plan a replacement.
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.
