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5J.J5405.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Benq.
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Five Benq projectors, the EP5920, TH1060, W1060, W700 and W703D, all take the lamp listed under 5J.J5405.001. At 4500 hours, this bulb carries one of the longer rated lives among the lamps we stock, running at 190 watts. This listing supplies the module version, with the bulb already fitted inside its housing and cage.
W700 and W703D sit alongside the TH1060, W1060 and EP5920 as the five models sharing 5J.J5405.001, so confirming your projector against this list, or against the part number on your current lamp, is worthwhile given how many names are involved. As a module, the housing and cage supplied are new rather than carried over from your existing unit.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 4,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08219
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Why does this bulb have a longer rated life than some other Benq lamps you sell?
4500 hours is the manufacturer's rating specific to 5J.J5405.001, and rated life varies by bulb design rather than following a fixed pattern across every lamp we carry.
How many projector models does this part number cover?
Five projectors in total: the EP5920, TH1060, W1060, W700 and W703D. All five are listed against the identical 5J.J5405.001 code, with no variation in the bulb between them.
Is a bare-bulb version of 5J.J5405.001 available too?
This particular part is currently listed as a module only, with the bulb supplied fitted inside a new housing and cage, rather than as a separate bare-bulb option alongside it.
What wattage does the bulb run at?
190 watts is the figure that applies to the bulb inside all five listed projector models, the EP5920, TH1060, W1060, W700 and W703D, regardless of which one you own.
Given five possible models, how do I confirm which one applies to my projector?
Your projector's own model name, printed on its casing or shown in its on-screen menu, is the most direct check, since all five listed models share this identical part number regardless of which one you own.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this bulb have a longer rated life than some other Benq lamps you sell?
4500 hours is the manufacturer's rating specific to 5J.J5405.001, and rated life varies by bulb design rather than following a fixed pattern across every lamp we carry.
How many projector models does this part number cover?
Five projectors in total: the EP5920, TH1060, W1060, W700 and W703D. All five are listed against the identical 5J.J5405.001 code, with no variation in the bulb between them.
Is a bare-bulb version of 5J.J5405.001 available too?
This particular part is currently listed as a module only, with the bulb supplied fitted inside a new housing and cage, rather than as a separate bare-bulb option alongside it.
What wattage does the bulb run at?
190 watts is the figure that applies to the bulb inside all five listed projector models, the EP5920, TH1060, W1060, W700 and W703D, regardless of which one you own.
Given five possible models, how do I confirm which one applies to my projector?
Your projector's own model name, printed on its casing or shown in its on-screen menu, is the most direct check, since all five listed models share this identical part number regardless of which one you own.
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.




