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5J.JCW05.001 projector lamp module
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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BenQ fits the same lamp to both the ES500 and EX501, and 5J.JCW05.001 is the module that covers them. The bulb is supplied already mounted in its housing, so replacing it is a matter of removing the old assembly and fitting this one, rather than handling a loose bulb during the swap.
Since the ES500 and EX501 share this lamp, ordering doesn't depend on which of the two you own — the code 5J.JCW05.001 is what to match against your existing lamp. As a module rather than a bare bulb, it's a complete fix if the current housing looks worn as well as the bulb itself.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08223
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Do the ES500 and EX501 really take the same lamp?
Yes, BenQ specifies 5J.JCW05.001 for both models, so this single module listing is correct whether you're fitting it to an ES500 or an EX501, with nothing further to check.
Is there an uncaged option for the ES500 and EX501 lamp?
Not on this listing, which covers the module only, supplied with the bulb already fitted into its housing rather than as a bulb to transfer.
What does buying the 'original' specification lamp mean here?
It means the bulb matches the specification BenQ originally fitted to the ES500 and EX501, built into a housing sized correctly for those projectors' lamp bays.
Are there other codes recorded for this lamp?
No alternative part numbers are listed for 5J.JCW05.001 on this record, so that single code is what to check against your projector's existing lamp label before you order.
What's the best way to confirm I'm ordering the right lamp for an EX501?
Check the label on your current lamp for 5J.JCW05.001, or look up the part in the EX501's service menu if it's accessible. Either source should agree with this listing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do the ES500 and EX501 really take the same lamp?
Yes, BenQ specifies 5J.JCW05.001 for both models, so this single module listing is correct whether you're fitting it to an ES500 or an EX501, with nothing further to check.
Is there an uncaged option for the ES500 and EX501 lamp?
Not on this listing, which covers the module only, supplied with the bulb already fitted into its housing rather than as a bulb to transfer.
What does buying the 'original' specification lamp mean here?
It means the bulb matches the specification BenQ originally fitted to the ES500 and EX501, built into a housing sized correctly for those projectors' lamp bays.
Are there other codes recorded for this lamp?
No alternative part numbers are listed for 5J.JCW05.001 on this record, so that single code is what to check against your projector's existing lamp label before you order.
What's the best way to confirm I'm ordering the right lamp for an EX501?
Check the label on your current lamp for 5J.JCW05.001, or look up the part in the EX501's service menu if it's accessible. Either source should agree with this listing.
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.
