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5J.J0605.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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The 5J.J0605.001 lamp fits three related Benq projectors: the EP4825D, MP780ST and MP780ST+. Sold here as a bare bulb, it fits inside your existing housing, and since the manufacturer has not published wattage or life-hour figures for this particular code, we have left those details out rather than guess at them.
Between the MP780ST and MP780ST+, it is easy to overlook the plus sign when checking your model, so read the projector's label carefully before ordering. 5J.J0605.001 is the single code we have on file for this lamp; there are no other part numbers listed against it, and it is offered here bare for reuse with an existing housing.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08290
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Does this listing state the wattage of the lamp?
No figure is published for this particular code, so we have not stated a wattage rather than estimate one. The compatibility list and part number, 5J.J0605.001, are the reliable details to work from.
What is the difference between the MP780ST and MP780ST+?
Both share the same 5J.J0605.001 lamp code, so the plus version does not change which part you order, though it is worth checking your projector's exact label to be certain.
Does the EP4825D use a different lamp to the MP780ST?
No, all three models on this listing, the EP4825D, MP780ST and MP780ST+, share the same 5J.J0605.001 lamp, so there is only one code to check.
Is a bare bulb suitable if my housing already looks worn?
If the housing, reflector or connector show visible damage, a full module would be a better choice than reusing a housing in poor condition, since a bare bulb relies on that housing being sound.
Which symptoms mean the MP780ST's lamp is on its way out?
A noticeably dimmer picture, colour that looks washed out, or a lamp indicator lighting up on the projector itself, any of which is worth acting on.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does this listing state the wattage of the lamp?
No figure is published for this particular code, so we have not stated a wattage rather than estimate one. The compatibility list and part number, 5J.J0605.001, are the reliable details to work from.
What is the difference between the MP780ST and MP780ST+?
Both share the same 5J.J0605.001 lamp code, so the plus version does not change which part you order, though it is worth checking your projector's exact label to be certain.
Does the EP4825D use a different lamp to the MP780ST?
No, all three models on this listing, the EP4825D, MP780ST and MP780ST+, share the same 5J.J0605.001 lamp, so there is only one code to check.
Is a bare bulb suitable if my housing already looks worn?
If the housing, reflector or connector show visible damage, a full module would be a better choice than reusing a housing in poor condition, since a bare bulb relies on that housing being sound.
Which symptoms mean the MP780ST's lamp is on its way out?
A noticeably dimmer picture, colour that looks washed out, or a lamp indicator lighting up on the projector itself, any of which is worth acting on.
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.
