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5J.J4L05.021 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Benq.
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TP4940 and SH960 owners needing the right-hand lamp (also listed as Lamp #2) should order the 5J.J4L05.021 module, complete with housing. These BenQ projectors run two lamps, so it is worth checking the failed bay's label reads Lamp #2 or Right before ordering this side.
This lamp also appears under the reference TP4940 (right), which points to the same 5J.J4L05.021 part rather than a different one. Because this is the module, it comes with its own housing, unlike the bare version of the same lamp, so no transfer from an old cage is needed.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08419
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What does the TP4940 (right) reference refer to?
It is another way this same lamp is listed for the TP4940 projector, specifically the right-hand or Lamp #2 position, and points to the identical 5J.J4L05.021 part.
Is any part of my old right-hand assembly reused with 5J.J4L05.021?
No. This listing includes the housing along with the bulb, built for the right-hand lamp bay on the SH960 and TP4940, so nothing needs transferring from your old cage.
How do I know which lamp bay has failed?
BenQ labels the two bays Lamp #1 and Lamp #2 on the SH960 and TP4940; check that marking, or note whether the left or right bay stopped working.
Can I use the left-hand lamp in this right-hand slot?
No, the left and right positions use different part numbers on these dual-lamp projectors, so the two are not interchangeable even though they look similar.
If my right-hand housing is still sound, is there a cheaper route?
Yes, the same 5J.J4L05.021 lamp is also sold as a bare bulb for owners whose existing right-hand housing is still in working order and does not need replacing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does the TP4940 (right) reference refer to?
It is another way this same lamp is listed for the TP4940 projector, specifically the right-hand or Lamp #2 position, and points to the identical 5J.J4L05.021 part.
Is any part of my old right-hand assembly reused with 5J.J4L05.021?
No. This listing includes the housing along with the bulb, built for the right-hand lamp bay on the SH960 and TP4940, so nothing needs transferring from your old cage.
How do I know which lamp bay has failed?
BenQ labels the two bays Lamp #1 and Lamp #2 on the SH960 and TP4940; check that marking, or note whether the left or right bay stopped working.
Can I use the left-hand lamp in this right-hand slot?
No, the left and right positions use different part numbers on these dual-lamp projectors, so the two are not interchangeable even though they look similar.
If my right-hand housing is still sound, is there a cheaper route?
Yes, the same 5J.J4L05.021 lamp is also sold as a bare bulb for owners whose existing right-hand housing is still in working order and does not need replacing.
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.
