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60.J2010.CB2 bare projector lamp
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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This listing covers the bare-bulb version of 60.J2010.CB2, the 150-watt, 1500-hour lamp shared by the BenQ HT480B, HT480W and HT720W. Unlike our module listing for the same part number, this is the glass and base only, meant to go inside a housing you already own. No photograph is available for this bare bulb.
Because the part number is identical to the module version we also stock, make sure you've picked the right listing: this one is bulb-only and won't include a housing, connector or reflector assembly. If your current housing has failed, cracked or has a damaged connector, the module listing for 60.J2010.CB2 would replace those parts as well as the bulb.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08230
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
How is this different from the other 60.J2010.CB2 listing on your site?
That listing is the full module, with bulb and housing together. This one is the bare bulb only, meant for fitting into a housing you already have that's still in working condition.
Why isn't there a photo for this particular lamp?
We don't have a product photograph for this bare bulb in our system, so none is shown rather than risk displaying an inaccurate image. The specification and compatibility details are accurate as written.
Will a 150W bare bulb fit any HT-series BenQ projector, or just these three?
Our data confirms compatibility with the HT480B, HT480W and HT720W specifically. Other HT-series models may use a different lamp, so check your projector's own rating label if it isn't one of these three.
Is a bare bulb harder to fit than a full module?
It typically involves a couple of extra steps, since the bulb needs to be seated correctly within the existing housing and any retaining clips reattached, whereas a module simply slots in as one piece.
What's the benefit of choosing the bare bulb over the module if the price were the same?
There's usually little benefit unless you specifically want to keep your original housing, for example if it's still under a separate warranty or you simply prefer not to replace parts that are still working.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How is this different from the other 60.J2010.CB2 listing on your site?
That listing is the full module, with bulb and housing together. This one is the bare bulb only, meant for fitting into a housing you already have that's still in working condition.
Why isn't there a photo for this particular lamp?
We don't have a product photograph for this bare bulb in our system, so none is shown rather than risk displaying an inaccurate image. The specification and compatibility details are accurate as written.
Will a 150W bare bulb fit any HT-series BenQ projector, or just these three?
Our data confirms compatibility with the HT480B, HT480W and HT720W specifically. Other HT-series models may use a different lamp, so check your projector's own rating label if it isn't one of these three.
Is a bare bulb harder to fit than a full module?
It typically involves a couple of extra steps, since the bulb needs to be seated correctly within the existing housing and any retaining clips reattached, whereas a module simply slots in as one piece.
What's the benefit of choosing the bare bulb over the module if the price were the same?
There's usually little benefit unless you specifically want to keep your original housing, for example if it's still under a separate warranty or you simply prefer not to replace parts that are still working.
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.
