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5J.J6R05.001 projector lamp module
Fits 9 projector models from Benq.
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As a module, 5J.J6R05.001 extends slightly further than its bare-bulb counterpart, covering nine listed BenQ projectors: 5J.JAA05.001, EX7238D, MW766, MW767, MW769, MW822ST, MX766, MX768 and MX822ST. The bulb arrives pre-fitted in a new housing, so replacing it means swapping the whole assembly rather than transferring a bulb into your projector's existing cage.
Nine compatible projectors share this module code, so cross-check 5J.J6R05.001 against your current lamp's label to confirm the match rather than relying on the model name alone, particularly since the compatible list here includes an extra model, the MX768, not covered by the bare-bulb listing of the same code. Fitting is a straightforward whole-unit swap.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08225
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Why does the module list one more projector than the bare bulb version?
The module listing for 5J.J6R05.001 includes the MX768 in addition to the eight other models, while the bare-bulb listing covers eight. Both share the identical lamp specification underneath — it's simply how the compatible ranges are recorded.
What's included in this module for the MX822ST?
A full lamp and housing assembly, ready to fit into the MX822ST's lamp bay as a single unit in place of the old one, with no bulb transfer required.
How many BenQ models use this module in total?
Nine in total, spanning the EX7238D, MW766, MW767, MW769, MW822ST, MX766, MX768 and MX822ST ranges, all listed under the single 5J.J6R05.001 code for this particular module.
Is there a cheaper bare-bulb option for the MW767?
Yes, 5J.J6R05.001 is also listed as a bare bulb, which suits the MW767 if your existing housing doesn't need replacing and you just want a fresh bulb fitted into it.
What does 'original' specification mean for this module?
It means the bulb inside is built to the same specification as the lamp these BenQ projectors originally shipped with, mounted in a housing sized to match the lamp bay on each compatible model.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the module list one more projector than the bare bulb version?
The module listing for 5J.J6R05.001 includes the MX768 in addition to the eight other models, while the bare-bulb listing covers eight. Both share the identical lamp specification underneath — it's simply how the compatible ranges are recorded.
What's included in this module for the MX822ST?
A full lamp and housing assembly, ready to fit into the MX822ST's lamp bay as a single unit in place of the old one, with no bulb transfer required.
How many BenQ models use this module in total?
Nine in total, spanning the EX7238D, MW766, MW767, MW769, MW822ST, MX766, MX768 and MX822ST ranges, all listed under the single 5J.J6R05.001 code for this particular module.
Is there a cheaper bare-bulb option for the MW767?
Yes, 5J.J6R05.001 is also listed as a bare bulb, which suits the MW767 if your existing housing doesn't need replacing and you just want a fresh bulb fitted into it.
What does 'original' specification mean for this module?
It means the bulb inside is built to the same specification as the lamp these BenQ projectors originally shipped with, mounted in a housing sized to match the lamp bay on each compatible model.
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.




