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5J.J4105.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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For the Benq MS612ST and MW612ST, 5J.J4105.001 is available here as a full module, bulb and housing supplied together. The bulb is rated at 190W with a stated 4500 hour life, and because the housing is included, fitting means swapping the entire unit rather than opening the old one to move a bulb across. Choose this over a bare bulb if your housing is cracked or worn.
A bare bulb version of 5J.J4105.001 is also listed separately, without a housing, for projectors whose existing casing is still sound. This module option costs more but removes any need to handle the old housing at all. Both versions share the same part number, so check the listing title to be sure which one you are ordering before you check out.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 4,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08310
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why choose the module over the bare bulb version of 5J.J4105.001?
The module includes a new housing along with the bulb, so it suits projectors whose existing casing is cracked or has a worn latch. The bare bulb version is cheaper but assumes your current housing is still sound.
What is included in this listing?
A complete lamp module: the 190W bulb, rated at 4500 hours, built into its housing. You remove the old unit from the MS612ST or MW612ST and fit this one in its place.
Will this module fit any Benq projector other than the MS612ST and MW612ST?
No. 5J.J4105.001 is listed for these two models only, the MS612ST and MW612ST. Other Benq short-throw projectors use different lamp housings, so it is worth checking your exact model number before placing an order.
Does the projector's lamp usage counter need attention after fitting a new module?
Many Benq models track lamp hours and prompt for a reset from the on-screen menu once a new lamp is detected. Refer to your MS612ST or MW612ST manual for the exact menu path, since this varies by firmware version.
How should the old housing be handled once removed?
Let the projector cool fully first, then lift the housing out by its edges rather than the lamp glass. It can be disposed of according to your local electrical waste guidance once the new module is fitted.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why choose the module over the bare bulb version of 5J.J4105.001?
The module includes a new housing along with the bulb, so it suits projectors whose existing casing is cracked or has a worn latch. The bare bulb version is cheaper but assumes your current housing is still sound.
What is included in this listing?
A complete lamp module: the 190W bulb, rated at 4500 hours, built into its housing. You remove the old unit from the MS612ST or MW612ST and fit this one in its place.
Will this module fit any Benq projector other than the MS612ST and MW612ST?
No. 5J.J4105.001 is listed for these two models only, the MS612ST and MW612ST. Other Benq short-throw projectors use different lamp housings, so it is worth checking your exact model number before placing an order.
Does the projector's lamp usage counter need attention after fitting a new module?
Many Benq models track lamp hours and prompt for a reset from the on-screen menu once a new lamp is detected. Refer to your MS612ST or MW612ST manual for the exact menu path, since this varies by firmware version.
How should the old housing be handled once removed?
Let the projector cool fully first, then lift the housing out by its edges rather than the lamp glass. It can be disposed of according to your local electrical waste guidance once the new module is fitted.
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.
