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5J.J2D05.001 projector lamp, complete module
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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The BenQ SP920P runs on two lamps rather than one, and our records list 5J.J2D05.001 against the SP920P's left and right lamp positions individually. In practice this means the same module part fits either side of the projector's dual-lamp housing, so one product code serves both positions.
5J.J2D05.001 is also its own alternative code in our data, so it's the single reference to order by whichever lamp position you're replacing. As a full module, the bulb and housing arrive together, so there's no need to open the SP920P's lamp carrier at all. If only one side has failed, most SP920P setups still run on the remaining lamp, though replacing a matched pair together is common practice.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08439
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
The SP920P is listed with left and right positions, do I need to order twice for a dual replacement?
Yes, each lamp position uses one 5J.J2D05.001 module, so replacing both the left and right lamps in a dual-lamp SP920P means ordering two separate units in total.
Does it matter which side, left or right, I fit this module into?
No, the module itself is identical for either position; 'left' and 'right' simply describe where it sits inside the SP920P's dual-lamp housing, not a difference in the part.
Can the SP920P still be used if only one of its two lamps has failed?
Many dual-lamp BenQ projectors, including the SP920P, can continue running on a single working lamp, typically at reduced brightness, until the second lamp position is eventually replaced.
Is there a reason to replace both lamps in the SP920P at the same time?
Some venues prefer replacing both together so brightness stays even across the image, since two lamps at different ages can produce a visible difference in output. It isn't compulsory, though.
What does 'module' mean for a dual-lamp projector like this one?
It means each lamp position takes a complete bulb-and-housing assembly, the same as a single-lamp projector; the dual-lamp design simply means the SP920P holds two of these modules side by side.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
The SP920P is listed with left and right positions, do I need to order twice for a dual replacement?
Yes, each lamp position uses one 5J.J2D05.001 module, so replacing both the left and right lamps in a dual-lamp SP920P means ordering two separate units in total.
Does it matter which side, left or right, I fit this module into?
No, the module itself is identical for either position; 'left' and 'right' simply describe where it sits inside the SP920P's dual-lamp housing, not a difference in the part.
Can the SP920P still be used if only one of its two lamps has failed?
Many dual-lamp BenQ projectors, including the SP920P, can continue running on a single working lamp, typically at reduced brightness, until the second lamp position is eventually replaced.
Is there a reason to replace both lamps in the SP920P at the same time?
Some venues prefer replacing both together so brightness stays even across the image, since two lamps at different ages can produce a visible difference in output. It isn't compulsory, though.
What does 'module' mean for a dual-lamp projector like this one?
It means each lamp position takes a complete bulb-and-housing assembly, the same as a single-lamp projector; the dual-lamp design simply means the SP920P holds two of these modules side by side.
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.
