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5J.06001.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Benq.
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This is the bare bulb version of 5J.06001.001, the 200-watt, 3,000-hour lamp used across the BenQ MP612, MP612c, MP622 and MP622c. Rather than a complete housing, you receive the bulb alone, for fitting into the cage your projector already carries.
Opening an MP612 or MP622 housing to fit a bare bulb takes more care than swapping a module, since the bulb must be seated in the same orientation as the one it replaces. If your housing shows any damage, the module version of 5J.06001.001 is worth choosing instead.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08259
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What's the benefit of buying the bare bulb instead of the module?
Cost. The bare bulb is priced lower because it excludes a new housing, so it suits anyone whose current MP612 or MP622 cage is undamaged and just needs a fresh bulb inside it.
Do the MP612c and MP622c variants change the lamp fitting process?
No, the letter suffix affects other aspects of the model rather than the lamp bay, so the same 5J.06001.001 bulb and fitting process apply across all four listed projectors.
What should I do if the bulb doesn't seat correctly in my housing?
Double-check the orientation against how the old bulb sat before removal, and confirm the housing's retaining clips are fully engaged. If it still doesn't seat properly, the housing itself may be worn and a module replacement may be the better option.
Is 5J.06001.001 the genuine BenQ part or a compatible equivalent?
We list this lamp under BenQ's own part number, 5J.06001.001, which is the reference to look for on your existing unit or in your projector's documentation to confirm you're ordering the correct original part.
How long has this lamp typically got left if the projector shows a lamp warning?
A lamp warning usually means the projector has reached or is close to the 3,000-hour rated life for this bulb, so replacement is worth planning for soon rather than waiting for the lamp to fail outright.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What's the benefit of buying the bare bulb instead of the module?
Cost. The bare bulb is priced lower because it excludes a new housing, so it suits anyone whose current MP612 or MP622 cage is undamaged and just needs a fresh bulb inside it.
Do the MP612c and MP622c variants change the lamp fitting process?
No, the letter suffix affects other aspects of the model rather than the lamp bay, so the same 5J.06001.001 bulb and fitting process apply across all four listed projectors.
What should I do if the bulb doesn't seat correctly in my housing?
Double-check the orientation against how the old bulb sat before removal, and confirm the housing's retaining clips are fully engaged. If it still doesn't seat properly, the housing itself may be worn and a module replacement may be the better option.
Is 5J.06001.001 the genuine BenQ part or a compatible equivalent?
We list this lamp under BenQ's own part number, 5J.06001.001, which is the reference to look for on your existing unit or in your projector's documentation to confirm you're ordering the correct original part.
How long has this lamp typically got left if the projector shows a lamp warning?
A lamp warning usually means the projector has reached or is close to the 3,000-hour rated life for this bulb, so replacement is worth planning for soon rather than waiting for the lamp to fail outright.
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.
