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5J.J8J05.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Benq.
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5J.J8J05.001 is the lamp shared by four Benq projectors: the 9H.JC377.14X, EP4127, MW663 and TH681+. It is supplied here as a full module, bulb and housing together, so fitting means exchanging the entire unit rather than a bulb alone. No wattage or hours figure is published for this part, so neither has been stated here.
The 9H.JC377.14X among the compatible models above is itself a Benq projector name, not an alternative lamp number, included because it takes the same 5J.J8J05.001 module as the EP4127, MW663 and TH681+. We hold one part number for this lamp, so there is nothing further to check it against. Confirm your exact projector model before ordering, since Benq's MW and TH ranges include other lamp shapes.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08320
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What is the 9H.JC377.14X listed alongside the other projector models?
It is a Benq projector model itself, not a separate part number, and it takes the same 5J.J8J05.001 lamp as the EP4127, MW663 and TH681+.
Which four projectors use the 5J.J8J05.001 module?
The 9H.JC377.14X, EP4127, MW663 and TH681+. All four share the same lamp housing, which is why a single module code, 5J.J8J05.001, fits them all despite the different model names.
Is the housing included, or is this a bare bulb?
The housing is included. This module arrives as bulb and casing together, so you remove the existing unit whole and fit this one the same way.
How can I tell when this lamp needs replacing?
No hours figure is published for this part, so watch instead for a dimmer image, unusual colour cast, or an on-screen lamp warning as the sign that replacement is due.
Is there an alternative reference for this module?
We list one code, 5J.J8J05.001, for this lamp, and it applies across all four compatible projectors listed above, so there is no second reference to weigh against it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the 9H.JC377.14X listed alongside the other projector models?
It is a Benq projector model itself, not a separate part number, and it takes the same 5J.J8J05.001 lamp as the EP4127, MW663 and TH681+.
Which four projectors use the 5J.J8J05.001 module?
The 9H.JC377.14X, EP4127, MW663 and TH681+. All four share the same lamp housing, which is why a single module code, 5J.J8J05.001, fits them all despite the different model names.
Is the housing included, or is this a bare bulb?
The housing is included. This module arrives as bulb and casing together, so you remove the existing unit whole and fit this one the same way.
How can I tell when this lamp needs replacing?
No hours figure is published for this part, so watch instead for a dimmer image, unusual colour cast, or an on-screen lamp warning as the sign that replacement is due.
Is there an alternative reference for this module?
We list one code, 5J.J8J05.001, for this lamp, and it applies across all four compatible projectors listed above, so there is no second reference to weigh against it.
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.




