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5J.J3J05.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 9 projector models from Benq.
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Nine Benq models spanning the EP4735D, EP4737, EP4742, MX760, MX761, MX762ST, MX812ST and TX762ST series share this lamp, part 5J.J3J05.001, rated at 300 watts with a 2,000 hour life. It arrives as a complete module, so the old bulb and housing lift out together and this one replaces them as a single unit.
5J.J3J05.001 is the only code we hold for this lamp. Note that MX762ST also appears in some documentation as 'MX762 ST' with a space; both refer to the same projector and this module fits either listing. A bare-bulb version is sold separately under the same code for buyers with a sound existing housing.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08372
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
How many Benq models does this module cover?
5J.J3J05.001 is listed against nine Benq models: the EP4735D, EP4737, EP4742, MX760, MX761, MX762ST, MX812ST and TX762ST, with the MX762ST also appearing as MX762 ST in some listings. Check your exact model number against this list.
What power and lamp-life figures apply to this module?
This lamp is rated at 300 watts with a 2,000 hour life, matching the original specification shared across all nine compatible models. The bulb inside the module is the same regardless of which of the nine projectors it is fitted to.
Is MX762ST the same projector as MX762 ST?
Yes, the space in 'MX762 ST' is a formatting difference rather than a separate model. Both refer to the same Benq projector, and this module is listed as compatible with either way of writing the model name.
Is a bare-bulb version of this part also available?
Yes, 5J.J3J05.001 is also sold as a bare bulb for buyers whose existing housing does not need replacing. This particular listing is the complete module, with a new housing included.
What should I check across such a wide model range before ordering?
With nine compatible projectors listed, it is worth checking the exact model number printed on your unit against the full list — EP4735D, EP4737, EP4742, MX760, MX761, MX762ST, MX812ST and TX762ST — rather than assuming a similar model number is close enough.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How many Benq models does this module cover?
5J.J3J05.001 is listed against nine Benq models: the EP4735D, EP4737, EP4742, MX760, MX761, MX762ST, MX812ST and TX762ST, with the MX762ST also appearing as MX762 ST in some listings. Check your exact model number against this list.
What power and lamp-life figures apply to this module?
This lamp is rated at 300 watts with a 2,000 hour life, matching the original specification shared across all nine compatible models. The bulb inside the module is the same regardless of which of the nine projectors it is fitted to.
Is MX762ST the same projector as MX762 ST?
Yes, the space in 'MX762 ST' is a formatting difference rather than a separate model. Both refer to the same Benq projector, and this module is listed as compatible with either way of writing the model name.
Is a bare-bulb version of this part also available?
Yes, 5J.J3J05.001 is also sold as a bare bulb for buyers whose existing housing does not need replacing. This particular listing is the complete module, with a new housing included.
What should I check across such a wide model range before ordering?
With nine compatible projectors listed, it is worth checking the exact model number printed on your unit against the full list — EP4735D, EP4737, EP4742, MX760, MX761, MX762ST, MX812ST and TX762ST — rather than assuming a similar model number is close enough.
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.




