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5J.J8A05.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 1 projector model from Benq.
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BenQ's SH940 uses the 5J.J8A05.001 lamp, available here complete with its housing module for a straightforward swap. This single-lamp projector takes just one part, so there is no need to check a lamp position before ordering, unlike some of BenQ's dual-lamp models.
This lamp is also listed under the code 5J.J07E01.001; if that is what you see on your old part or in your projector's documentation, this listing is still the correct one. Since this is the module version, it includes the housing, which is worth choosing if your existing cage shows any wear or damage.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08415
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Is 5J.J07E01.001 a different lamp to 5J.J8A05.001?
No, they refer to the same lamp for the BenQ SH940. We list both codes together so the part is found whichever number appears on your old lamp or paperwork.
Why choose the module instead of a bare bulb?
The module includes the housing along with the bulb, so you are not relying on your existing cage. It suits projectors where the old housing looks worn or where you would rather not transfer the bulb yourself.
Does the SH940 use one lamp or two?
The SH940 is a single-lamp projector, so it takes just this one 5J.J8A05.001 module — there is no second lamp position to check, unlike some of BenQ's larger dual-lamp models.
How do I fit the new module?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then open the lamp compartment as described in your SH940 manual and swap the old module for the new one.
When should I replace the SH940's lamp?
Replace it once picture brightness has dropped noticeably or the projector's lamp warning appears, since output fades gradually with use even before the lamp fails outright.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is 5J.J07E01.001 a different lamp to 5J.J8A05.001?
No, they refer to the same lamp for the BenQ SH940. We list both codes together so the part is found whichever number appears on your old lamp or paperwork.
Why choose the module instead of a bare bulb?
The module includes the housing along with the bulb, so you are not relying on your existing cage. It suits projectors where the old housing looks worn or where you would rather not transfer the bulb yourself.
Does the SH940 use one lamp or two?
The SH940 is a single-lamp projector, so it takes just this one 5J.J8A05.001 module — there is no second lamp position to check, unlike some of BenQ's larger dual-lamp models.
How do I fit the new module?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then open the lamp compartment as described in your SH940 manual and swap the old module for the new one.
When should I replace the SH940's lamp?
Replace it once picture brightness has dropped noticeably or the projector's lamp warning appears, since output fades gradually with use even before the lamp fails outright.
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.
