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5J.J6R05.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 7 projector models from Benq.
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5J.J6R05.001 is a bare lamp that BenQ uses across seven models — the EX7238D, MW766, MW767, MW769, MW822ST, MX766 and MX822ST. Rather than arriving in a new housing, this is the bulb alone, meant to be fitted into the cage already inside your projector. One code therefore serves a wide spread of BenQ's business and short-throw ranges.
With seven compatible projectors sharing this code, the safest check before ordering is your old lamp's own label rather than the projector name alone, since 5J.J6R05.001 should appear there if this is the right part. Being bare, it needs transferring into your existing housing, so don't discard that housing along with the old bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08224
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
How many BenQ projectors use this lamp?
Seven models share 5J.J6R05.001: the EX7238D, MW766, MW767, MW769, MW822ST, MX766 and MX822ST. It's one of the more widely used codes in BenQ's lamp range for this reason.
Does the MW822ST need a short-throw-specific lamp?
No, the MW822ST uses the same 5J.J6R05.001 lamp as the other six models on this list, despite being a short-throw projector rather than a standard-throw one.
Is a module version of this lamp also available?
Yes, we also list 5J.J6R05.001 as a complete lamp and housing module, which covers a slightly wider set of compatible projectors than this bare bulb listing.
What should I check before ordering a bare bulb for the MX766?
Confirm 5J.J6R05.001 appears on your existing lamp's label. Because seven models share this code, the projector name alone is a good starting point but the code itself is the more reliable check.
How do I handle this bulb safely once it arrives?
Avoid touching the glass with bare skin, and let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp bay. Fit the bulb into your existing housing by its base or contacts rather than gripping the envelope.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How many BenQ projectors use this lamp?
Seven models share 5J.J6R05.001: the EX7238D, MW766, MW767, MW769, MW822ST, MX766 and MX822ST. It's one of the more widely used codes in BenQ's lamp range for this reason.
Does the MW822ST need a short-throw-specific lamp?
No, the MW822ST uses the same 5J.J6R05.001 lamp as the other six models on this list, despite being a short-throw projector rather than a standard-throw one.
Is a module version of this lamp also available?
Yes, we also list 5J.J6R05.001 as a complete lamp and housing module, which covers a slightly wider set of compatible projectors than this bare bulb listing.
What should I check before ordering a bare bulb for the MX766?
Confirm 5J.J6R05.001 appears on your existing lamp's label. Because seven models share this code, the projector name alone is a good starting point but the code itself is the more reliable check.
How do I handle this bulb safely once it arrives?
Avoid touching the glass with bare skin, and let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp bay. Fit the bulb into your existing housing by its base or contacts rather than gripping the envelope.
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.
