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5J.J2S05.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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5J.J2S05.001 powers the BenQ MP615P and MP625P at 185 watts, with a quoted 3,000-hour life. As a bare bulb, it's built to fit inside the housing already in your projector rather than arrive as a complete pre-assembled unit ready to bolt straight in.
The letter P on both the MP615P and MP625P doesn't change the lamp required, so 5J.J2S05.001 is correct for either model. We hold no alternative part numbers for this lamp, so use this single code together with your projector's exact model when checking compatibility.
At a glance
- Wattage — 185 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08261
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Are the MP615P and MP625P closely related BenQ models?
They share the same lamp bay design and use the identical 5J.J2S05.001 bulb, though they differ in other specifications such as brightness and connectivity, which BenQ varies across its MP-series lineup.
What wattage does the 5J.J2S05.001 bulb run at?
185 watts, with a quoted service life of around 3,000 hours, a slightly lower wattage than some of the other MP-series lamps in our catalogue.
Is there a module version of 5J.J2S05.001 available as well?
This particular part is listed here as a bare bulb only, for fitting into your existing housing. If you need a complete housing replacement, check whether a module listing exists separately for this code.
How do I know my old lamp really is 5J.J2S05.001 and not a similar code?
Look for the part number printed on the lamp's housing or base, and compare it character by character with 5J.J2S05.001, since BenQ part numbers can look alike at a glance.
Can a dimmer image mean the lamp is failing rather than a settings issue?
Yes, gradually reduced brightness is one of the most common signs a projector lamp needs replacing, distinct from a focus or brightness setting that's simply been adjusted incorrectly.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Are the MP615P and MP625P closely related BenQ models?
They share the same lamp bay design and use the identical 5J.J2S05.001 bulb, though they differ in other specifications such as brightness and connectivity, which BenQ varies across its MP-series lineup.
What wattage does the 5J.J2S05.001 bulb run at?
185 watts, with a quoted service life of around 3,000 hours, a slightly lower wattage than some of the other MP-series lamps in our catalogue.
Is there a module version of 5J.J2S05.001 available as well?
This particular part is listed here as a bare bulb only, for fitting into your existing housing. If you need a complete housing replacement, check whether a module listing exists separately for this code.
How do I know my old lamp really is 5J.J2S05.001 and not a similar code?
Look for the part number printed on the lamp's housing or base, and compare it character by character with 5J.J2S05.001, since BenQ part numbers can look alike at a glance.
Can a dimmer image mean the lamp is failing rather than a settings issue?
Yes, gradually reduced brightness is one of the most common signs a projector lamp needs replacing, distinct from a focus or brightness setting that's simply been adjusted incorrectly.
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.
