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5J.J3V05.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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With its housing intact, the 5J.J3V05.001 module carries a 230-watt bulb rated for 3,500 hours, matching the original specification for the Benq EP4732C, MX660 and MX711. Bulb and housing arrive fitted together, so the old module comes out whole and this one takes its place directly.
The same code, 5J.J3V05.001, is also available as a bare bulb for buyers whose housing is still sound; this listing is the complete module version. The 230-watt, 3,500-hour rating applies to both versions, since they use the identical bulb. Confirm your projector reads EP4732C, MX660 or MX711 before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08355
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Is this the module or the bare-bulb listing for 5J.J3V05.001?
This is the complete module, meaning the bulb and housing arrive together as one part. A separate bare-bulb listing exists under the same code for buyers who want to keep their current housing instead.
What wattage and lamp life does this module carry?
It is rated at 230 watts with a 3,500 hour lamp life, matching the original specification for the EP4732C, MX660 and MX711. These figures apply to the bulb inside the module.
Which Benq projectors is this module built for?
5J.J3V05.001 fits the EP4732C, the MX660 and the MX711. Check the model number on your projector against these three, since the module is not listed for any other Benq range.
Will I need to handle the bulb separately when fitting this?
No, because this is a module, the bulb and housing are sealed together as a single part. You lift the old module out complete and fit this one the same way, without touching the bulb on its own.
Why choose a module instead of the bare-bulb version?
A module is worth choosing if your existing housing shows cracks, discolouration or damage, since it replaces both parts together. If the housing is still in good shape, the bare-bulb version of the same code is the cheaper option.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is this the module or the bare-bulb listing for 5J.J3V05.001?
This is the complete module, meaning the bulb and housing arrive together as one part. A separate bare-bulb listing exists under the same code for buyers who want to keep their current housing instead.
What wattage and lamp life does this module carry?
It is rated at 230 watts with a 3,500 hour lamp life, matching the original specification for the EP4732C, MX660 and MX711. These figures apply to the bulb inside the module.
Which Benq projectors is this module built for?
5J.J3V05.001 fits the EP4732C, the MX660 and the MX711. Check the model number on your projector against these three, since the module is not listed for any other Benq range.
Will I need to handle the bulb separately when fitting this?
No, because this is a module, the bulb and housing are sealed together as a single part. You lift the old module out complete and fit this one the same way, without touching the bulb on its own.
Why choose a module instead of the bare-bulb version?
A module is worth choosing if your existing housing shows cracks, discolouration or damage, since it replaces both parts together. If the housing is still in good shape, the bare-bulb version of the same code is the cheaper option.
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.
