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5J.JPT05.001 projector lamp module
Fits 4 projector models from Benq · Optoma.
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It is unusual for a lamp to cross brands, but the 5J.JPT05.001 module fits the Benq HT3560, TK860 and TK860i alongside the Optoma EH620. All four projectors take the identical complete module, bulb and housing together, reflecting how closely related these particular Benq and Optoma models are under the surface.
We list a single reference for this lamp, 5J.JPT05.001, whichever of the four supported projectors you are ordering for, so there is no brand-specific version to select. As a full module, the housing is replaced along with the bulb, so any wear on your old housing is not something you need to work around.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-12996
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp code cover both Benq and Optoma projectors?
Some projector models are built on shared engine platforms even when sold under different brand names, and the HT3560, TK860, TK860i and EH620 are one such group, which is why a single 5J.JPT05.001 module fits all four.
Is the Optoma EH620 version of this lamp any different from the Benq one?
No, it is exactly the same part, 5J.JPT05.001; we have not come across a separate Optoma-branded listing, so one product page correctly serves owners of any of the four projectors.
How do I open the lamp bay on a TK860 or TK860i?
Both use an access panel on the top of the unit, usually held by a captive screw, which gives direct access to the module without needing to remove the projector from its mount.
What should I check if I am not sure which of the four models I own?
Look at the model number printed on the underside or rear panel; HT3560, TK860, TK860i and EH620 are the four confirmed fits for the 5J.JPT05.001, and any other model number should be checked separately.
Does this lamp need any software setup on the EH620 after fitting?
The TK860 series and the EH620 typically recognise a new module automatically, though some firmware versions offer a manual lamp-hour reset in the settings menu if you want to clear the old count.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp code cover both Benq and Optoma projectors?
Some projector models are built on shared engine platforms even when sold under different brand names, and the HT3560, TK860, TK860i and EH620 are one such group, which is why a single 5J.JPT05.001 module fits all four.
Is the Optoma EH620 version of this lamp any different from the Benq one?
No, it is exactly the same part, 5J.JPT05.001; we have not come across a separate Optoma-branded listing, so one product page correctly serves owners of any of the four projectors.
How do I open the lamp bay on a TK860 or TK860i?
Both use an access panel on the top of the unit, usually held by a captive screw, which gives direct access to the module without needing to remove the projector from its mount.
What should I check if I am not sure which of the four models I own?
Look at the model number printed on the underside or rear panel; HT3560, TK860, TK860i and EH620 are the four confirmed fits for the 5J.JPT05.001, and any other model number should be checked separately.
Does this lamp need any software setup on the EH620 after fitting?
The TK860 series and the EH620 typically recognise a new module automatically, though some firmware versions offer a manual lamp-hour reset in the settings menu if you want to clear the old count.
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.
