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5J.JGT05.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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The Benq MH733 and TH671ST both call for 5J.JGT05.001, sold here as a module with the 240 watt bulb already mounted inside its housing and cage. A 4000 hour rating makes this one of the longer-lived bulbs in this wattage bracket. No separate bare-bulb listing currently exists for this code.
MH733 and TH671ST are two separate Benq models that both draw on the identical 5J.JGT05.001 lamp assembly. Buying the module means the housing and cage are new rather than reused, which is worth choosing if your current cage shows cracking or a worn latch mechanism.
At a glance
- Wattage — 240 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11723
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Do the MH733 and TH671ST use identical lamps?
Yes, both models are listed against the same part number, 5J.JGT05.001, so a single lamp listing covers either projector without any difference in the bulb itself.
What is the rated life of the 5J.JGT05.001 bulb?
4000 hours at 240 watts is the manufacturer's rating for this lamp, one of the longer figures among the Benq lamps we list, and it applies equally to either the MH733 or the TH671ST.
Is the housing new in this module?
Yes, the housing and cage supplied with this module have not been fitted to a projector before, and the 240 watt bulb is seated inside them ready to install.
Is a bare-bulb option available for either the MH733 or TH671ST?
Not currently. 5J.JGT05.001 is listed here as a module only, with the bulb, housing and cage supplied together as one assembly rather than as a separate bare bulb for either the MH733 or TH671ST.
What is the safest way to confirm my projector takes this exact code?
Comparing 5J.JGT05.001 against the number printed on your current lamp, or checking it in your projector's lamp menu, is the most reliable way to confirm a match before ordering.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Do the MH733 and TH671ST use identical lamps?
Yes, both models are listed against the same part number, 5J.JGT05.001, so a single lamp listing covers either projector without any difference in the bulb itself.
What is the rated life of the 5J.JGT05.001 bulb?
4000 hours at 240 watts is the manufacturer's rating for this lamp, one of the longer figures among the Benq lamps we list, and it applies equally to either the MH733 or the TH671ST.
Is the housing new in this module?
Yes, the housing and cage supplied with this module have not been fitted to a projector before, and the 240 watt bulb is seated inside them ready to install.
Is a bare-bulb option available for either the MH733 or TH671ST?
Not currently. 5J.JGT05.001 is listed here as a module only, with the bulb, housing and cage supplied together as one assembly rather than as a separate bare bulb for either the MH733 or TH671ST.
What is the safest way to confirm my projector takes this exact code?
Comparing 5J.JGT05.001 against the number printed on your current lamp, or checking it in your projector's lamp menu, is the most reliable way to confirm a match before ordering.
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.
