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5J.J3T05.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 10 projector models from Benq.
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Ten Benq projectors are built around the 5J.J3T05.001 lamp, among them the EP4227, MS614, MS615 and the MX613ST, MX613STLA, MX615, MX615+, MX615-V, MX660P and MX710. It arrives as a full module, bulb and housing together, at 210W and a stated 4000 hour life. Because so many models share this part, check the exact model code on your projector before ordering rather than going by range name.
5J.J3T05.001 is the code we hold for this lamp; there is no second reference to weigh against it. As a complete module it replaces the housing as well as the bulb, so fitting means removing the old unit and fitting the new one the same way. With ten compatible models, check your projector against the list above rather than relying on memory.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08311
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
How many Benq projectors take the 5J.J3T05.001 lamp?
Ten models share it: the EP4227, MS614, MS615, MX613ST, MX613STLA, MX615, MX615+, MX615-V, MX660P and MX710. Despite the range of names, they use the same lamp housing, which is why a single module code covers all of them.
What is the rated life of the 5J.J3T05.001 lamp?
It is rated at 210W with a stated 4000 hour life. That figure describes the lamp under normal projector use; actual running hours before dimming becomes noticeable will depend on how the projector is used day to day.
Does the module replace the whole housing or just the bulb?
The whole housing. 5J.J3T05.001 is supplied as bulb and casing together, so you remove the existing module from the projector and fit this one in its place rather than transferring a bulb between housings.
Why are there so many compatible projector names for one lamp?
Benq built ten different MS, MX and EP models around the same lamp housing, so one part, 5J.J3T05.001, serves all of them. The model names differ but the lamp cavity inside each projector is the same.
Is there a separate part number for any of the ten projectors?
No, we list 5J.J3T05.001 as the single code across all ten models. There is no model-specific variant to choose between; the same lamp and module fits every projector named above.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How many Benq projectors take the 5J.J3T05.001 lamp?
Ten models share it: the EP4227, MS614, MS615, MX613ST, MX613STLA, MX615, MX615+, MX615-V, MX660P and MX710. Despite the range of names, they use the same lamp housing, which is why a single module code covers all of them.
What is the rated life of the 5J.J3T05.001 lamp?
It is rated at 210W with a stated 4000 hour life. That figure describes the lamp under normal projector use; actual running hours before dimming becomes noticeable will depend on how the projector is used day to day.
Does the module replace the whole housing or just the bulb?
The whole housing. 5J.J3T05.001 is supplied as bulb and casing together, so you remove the existing module from the projector and fit this one in its place rather than transferring a bulb between housings.
Why are there so many compatible projector names for one lamp?
Benq built ten different MS, MX and EP models around the same lamp housing, so one part, 5J.J3T05.001, serves all of them. The model names differ but the lamp cavity inside each projector is the same.
Is there a separate part number for any of the ten projectors?
No, we list 5J.J3T05.001 as the single code across all ten models. There is no model-specific variant to choose between; the same lamp and module fits every projector named above.
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.
