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5J.06W01.001 projector lamp module
Fits 5 projector models from Benq.
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Five BenQ projectors — the EP1230, MP711, MP711c, MP722 and MP723 — share the lamp module listed under 5J.06W01.001, rated at 280 watts for 3000 hours. The bulb is supplied already fitted into its housing, so the complete assembly is exchanged for the old one rather than a bulb being moved between cages.
All five compatible models take the identical module, so the projector name is a useful starting point, but checking 5J.06W01.001 against your current lamp's label is the surest way to confirm before ordering. Fitting is a whole-unit swap, which keeps the process quick regardless of which of the five projectors you own.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08272
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between the MP711 and MP711c for this lamp?
Nothing from a lamp perspective — both take 5J.06W01.001, along with the MP722, MP723 and EP1230, so the specific suffix on the model doesn't change which module you need.
How long is this bulb rated to run for?
3000 hours at 280 watts, both figures taken from the lamp's own specification rather than an estimate, so they can be checked against your old lamp's rating.
Is there a bare-bulb option for the EP1230?
Not on this record — this listing is for the complete module, supplied with the bulb already fitted in its housing rather than sold separately as a bulb.
Are alternative codes recorded for this lamp?
None beyond 5J.06W01.001 are listed here, so that single code is what to check against your existing lamp before ordering a replacement module for it.
What should I look for before fitting this module into an MP723?
Confirm the code on your old lamp reads 5J.06W01.001, then let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp bay to remove the old assembly.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between the MP711 and MP711c for this lamp?
Nothing from a lamp perspective — both take 5J.06W01.001, along with the MP722, MP723 and EP1230, so the specific suffix on the model doesn't change which module you need.
How long is this bulb rated to run for?
3000 hours at 280 watts, both figures taken from the lamp's own specification rather than an estimate, so they can be checked against your old lamp's rating.
Is there a bare-bulb option for the EP1230?
Not on this record — this listing is for the complete module, supplied with the bulb already fitted in its housing rather than sold separately as a bulb.
Are alternative codes recorded for this lamp?
None beyond 5J.06W01.001 are listed here, so that single code is what to check against your existing lamp before ordering a replacement module for it.
What should I look for before fitting this module into an MP723?
Confirm the code on your old lamp reads 5J.06W01.001, then let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp bay to remove the old assembly.
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.
