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5J.JFH05.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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MH530 and TH530 are two Benq projectors sharing the part number 5J.JFH05.001, listed here as a bare bulb rather than a full module. It is meant to fit inside the housing already built into either projector. Wattage and lamp life are not published for this code, so this listing covers part number and fitment only.
Because MH530 and TH530 are closely named Benq models, checking the code on your existing lamp against 5J.JFH05.001 removes any doubt over which one you are ordering for. As a bare bulb, it relies on your current housing's cage and latch being intact, since neither is replaced with this listing.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-11222
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Do the MH530 and TH530 share an identical lamp?
Yes, both the MH530 and the TH530 are listed against the same part number, 5J.JFH05.001, so a single bare-bulb listing serves either projector without a separate code required.
Is a module version of 5J.JFH05.001 available?
Not currently. This part is listed here as a bare bulb only, without a separate housed module option, so this listing covers the bulb itself for either the MH530 or TH530.
Why does this listing not show a wattage figure?
That figure is not published for 5J.JFH05.001 in our records, so it has been left off this listing rather than approximated or guessed from a similar Benq lamp.
What does the generic image mean here?
It means a confirmed photograph of this specific bulb is not currently available, so a placeholder image is used while the listed part number and fitment remain accurate.
How should I confirm whether my projector is the MH530 or the TH530 before ordering?
Your projector's model name is usually printed on its casing or shown in its on-screen menu, and since both models share the identical part number here, getting that detail exactly right matters less than matching the code on your current lamp.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Do the MH530 and TH530 share an identical lamp?
Yes, both the MH530 and the TH530 are listed against the same part number, 5J.JFH05.001, so a single bare-bulb listing serves either projector without a separate code required.
Is a module version of 5J.JFH05.001 available?
Not currently. This part is listed here as a bare bulb only, without a separate housed module option, so this listing covers the bulb itself for either the MH530 or TH530.
Why does this listing not show a wattage figure?
That figure is not published for 5J.JFH05.001 in our records, so it has been left off this listing rather than approximated or guessed from a similar Benq lamp.
What does the generic image mean here?
It means a confirmed photograph of this specific bulb is not currently available, so a placeholder image is used while the listed part number and fitment remain accurate.
How should I confirm whether my projector is the MH530 or the TH530 before ordering?
Your projector's model name is usually printed on its casing or shown in its on-screen menu, and since both models share the identical part number here, getting that detail exactly right matters less than matching the code on your current lamp.
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.
