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5J.Y1E05.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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5J.Y1E05.001 is a 200-watt bulb rated for around 3,000 hours, built specifically for the BenQ MP623 and MP624. This bare bulb listing is for buyers who already have a working housing and only need the glass and electrical assembly replaced inside it.
With just two compatible projectors, matching this lamp is straightforward: if you own an MP623 or MP624, 5J.Y1E05.001 is the part to look for on your old bulb's label. We record no alternative codes for it, so this single number is what to search against your projector's service documentation too.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08265
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Will 5J.Y1E05.001 fit any BenQ projector other than the MP623 and MP624?
We only list it against these two models. Other BenQ MP-series projectors from the same era generally use different lamps, so check your model number carefully before buying.
What's the wattage and rated life of this MP623/MP624 bulb?
It runs at 200 watts with a quoted service life of roughly 3,000 hours, figures that apply equally to both compatible projector models, the MP623 and the MP624, regardless of which one you own.
Should I buy the bare bulb or the module version for my MP624?
That depends on the condition of your existing housing. If it's undamaged, the bare bulb is the more economical choice; if it's cracked or the clips have worn out, the module version replaces the whole assembly.
How do I know 5J.Y1E05.001 is a genuine part and not a copy?
We source and list this lamp under BenQ's own part number, 5J.Y1E05.001, rather than a generic equivalent, so the code on the packaging should match what's printed on your projector's compatibility sticker.
What should I do with the old bulb once it's removed?
Let it cool completely before handling, then dispose of it according to your local regulations for lamps containing mercury vapour rather than placing it in general household waste.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Will 5J.Y1E05.001 fit any BenQ projector other than the MP623 and MP624?
We only list it against these two models. Other BenQ MP-series projectors from the same era generally use different lamps, so check your model number carefully before buying.
What's the wattage and rated life of this MP623/MP624 bulb?
It runs at 200 watts with a quoted service life of roughly 3,000 hours, figures that apply equally to both compatible projector models, the MP623 and the MP624, regardless of which one you own.
Should I buy the bare bulb or the module version for my MP624?
That depends on the condition of your existing housing. If it's undamaged, the bare bulb is the more economical choice; if it's cracked or the clips have worn out, the module version replaces the whole assembly.
How do I know 5J.Y1E05.001 is a genuine part and not a copy?
We source and list this lamp under BenQ's own part number, 5J.Y1E05.001, rather than a generic equivalent, so the code on the packaging should match what's printed on your projector's compatibility sticker.
What should I do with the old bulb once it's removed?
Let it cool completely before handling, then dispose of it according to your local regulations for lamps containing mercury vapour rather than placing it in general household waste.
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.
