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5J.JD305.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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The HT4050, W1350 and W3000 all take the 5J.JD305.001 lamp, a complete module with the burner already housed inside its own cage. Benq treats these three home cinema projectors as sharing one lamp platform, so the same part number applies regardless of which of the three you own.
Fitting a module means removing the spent unit as a whole and clicking the new one into the same bay, without having to open the housing or handle the bulb directly. If your HT4050, W1350 or W3000 shows a different code on its current lamp, check it against 5J.JD305.001 before ordering to be sure it is the same part.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11036
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Do the HT4050, W1350 and W3000 all use the same part?
Yes, Benq lists 5J.JD305.001 as the correct lamp and module for all three, so there is no separate version to choose between models, which simplifies ordering if you are unsure which one you own.
Is fitting a module more complicated than a bare bulb?
It is generally simpler, since the burner is already seated in its housing and you slide the complete unit into place rather than opening a case and handling the bulb yourself.
What if my current lamp shows a different code?
Check it carefully against 5J.JD305.001 before ordering, since a mismatch usually means either a different part is fitted or the label has become hard to read with age.
Why isn't a lamp life figure listed here?
Benq has not published rated hours for 5J.JD305.001, so we have left that figure out rather than estimate it, since a guessed number would be less useful than confirming what is actually known.
How do I know when to replace the lamp in these models?
Look out for dimmer output, a shift in colour balance or an on-screen warning; any of these on the HT4050, W1350 or W3000 usually signals the lamp is due for replacement.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do the HT4050, W1350 and W3000 all use the same part?
Yes, Benq lists 5J.JD305.001 as the correct lamp and module for all three, so there is no separate version to choose between models, which simplifies ordering if you are unsure which one you own.
Is fitting a module more complicated than a bare bulb?
It is generally simpler, since the burner is already seated in its housing and you slide the complete unit into place rather than opening a case and handling the bulb yourself.
What if my current lamp shows a different code?
Check it carefully against 5J.JD305.001 before ordering, since a mismatch usually means either a different part is fitted or the label has become hard to read with age.
Why isn't a lamp life figure listed here?
Benq has not published rated hours for 5J.JD305.001, so we have left that figure out rather than estimate it, since a guessed number would be less useful than confirming what is actually known.
How do I know when to replace the lamp in these models?
Look out for dimmer output, a shift in colour balance or an on-screen warning; any of these on the HT4050, W1350 or W3000 usually signals the lamp is due for replacement.
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.




