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59.J0C01.CG1 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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MT700, PB7700 and PE7700 are three Benq projectors sharing the part number 59.J0C01.CG1. This is the module version, with the 250 watt bulb already mounted in its housing and cage, rated for a 2000 hour life. A bare-bulb listing for the identical code is also available separately.
PE7700 and PB7700 sit alongside the MT700 as the three projectors that all draw on 59.J0C01.CG1 as their lamp. Because this is the module option, the housing and cage supplied are new, which is the more suitable choice if your current cage has cracked or its latch no longer holds firmly.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08316
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Do the MT700, PB7700 and PE7700 all take an identical lamp?
Yes, all three, the MT700, PB7700 and PE7700, are listed against the same part number, 59.J0C01.CG1, so one module listing covers any of them without a separate code required.
What is the wattage and rated life for this bulb?
250 watts and a 2000 hour rated life apply to this bulb, figures that come from the lamp's own specification and hold true across all three compatible Benq projectors listed here.
Is there a cheaper bare-bulb option for this part number?
Yes, 59.J0C01.CG1 is also listed as a bare bulb separately, which costs less than this module but depends on your existing housing and cage being undamaged and free of a broken latch.
How do the three compatible projectors differ from each other?
Our records list them simply as three separate models, the MT700, PB7700 and PE7700, all sharing the identical lamp and part number without further distinction between them.
What should I check before assuming the module is the right choice over the bare bulb?
Open your projector's lamp compartment and check the housing and cage for cracks, a loose latch or heat marks. If any of those are present, the module is generally the safer choice.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do the MT700, PB7700 and PE7700 all take an identical lamp?
Yes, all three, the MT700, PB7700 and PE7700, are listed against the same part number, 59.J0C01.CG1, so one module listing covers any of them without a separate code required.
What is the wattage and rated life for this bulb?
250 watts and a 2000 hour rated life apply to this bulb, figures that come from the lamp's own specification and hold true across all three compatible Benq projectors listed here.
Is there a cheaper bare-bulb option for this part number?
Yes, 59.J0C01.CG1 is also listed as a bare bulb separately, which costs less than this module but depends on your existing housing and cage being undamaged and free of a broken latch.
How do the three compatible projectors differ from each other?
Our records list them simply as three separate models, the MT700, PB7700 and PE7700, all sharing the identical lamp and part number without further distinction between them.
What should I check before assuming the module is the right choice over the bare bulb?
Open your projector's lamp compartment and check the housing and cage for cracks, a loose latch or heat marks. If any of those are present, the module is generally the safer choice.
Other Benq 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.
