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5J.J6D05.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Benq.
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5J.J6D05.001 is a bare lamp used across eight BenQ models: the EP5227C, ES6128, EX6229, MS502, MS502+, MS502P, MX503+ and TS5276. Sold without a housing, it's fitted into the cage your projector already has rather than arriving as a ready-made unit, which keeps the cost down compared with a full module.
With eight compatible projectors, including three MS502 variants, checking 5J.J6D05.001 against your existing lamp's label is the most reliable way to confirm the match. Since this is a bare bulb, the old housing stays in the projector and only the bulb inside it is replaced.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08294
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Do the MS502, MS502+ and MS502P all share this lamp?
Yes, all three variants use 5J.J6D05.001, along with the EP5227C, ES6128, EX6229, MX503+ and TS5276, so the model suffix doesn't affect which bulb is correct.
Is a module version of this lamp also sold?
Not on this listing — this record covers the bare bulb only, meant for fitting into a housing your projector already has rather than a new one.
How many BenQ projectors in total take this bulb?
Eight in total: the EP5227C, ES6128, EX6229, MS502, MS502+, MS502P, MX503+ and TS5276, all listed together under the single 5J.J6D05.001 code for this bare lamp.
What should I check before ordering this bulb for an ES6128?
Confirm 5J.J6D05.001 appears on your current lamp's label. With eight compatible models sharing this code, the label check is more reliable than the projector name alone.
How do I handle this bulb safely once fitted into the housing?
Avoid touching the glass with bare hands, and make sure the projector has cooled fully before opening the lamp bay to carry out the swap.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Do the MS502, MS502+ and MS502P all share this lamp?
Yes, all three variants use 5J.J6D05.001, along with the EP5227C, ES6128, EX6229, MX503+ and TS5276, so the model suffix doesn't affect which bulb is correct.
Is a module version of this lamp also sold?
Not on this listing — this record covers the bare bulb only, meant for fitting into a housing your projector already has rather than a new one.
How many BenQ projectors in total take this bulb?
Eight in total: the EP5227C, ES6128, EX6229, MS502, MS502+, MS502P, MX503+ and TS5276, all listed together under the single 5J.J6D05.001 code for this bare lamp.
What should I check before ordering this bulb for an ES6128?
Confirm 5J.J6D05.001 appears on your current lamp's label. With eight compatible models sharing this code, the label check is more reliable than the projector name alone.
How do I handle this bulb safely once fitted into the housing?
Avoid touching the glass with bare hands, and make sure the projector has cooled fully before opening the lamp bay to carry out the swap.
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.
