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60.J2010.CB2 projector lamp, complete module
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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Three BenQ home theatre projectors, the HT480B, HT480W and HT720W, all share the same 150-watt lamp, part number 60.J2010.CB2, rated for 1500 hours. This listing is the full module, bulb and housing together, so whichever of the three models you own, this single part will fit.
60.J2010.CB2 is also its own alternative reference in our system, so there's just one code to look for. We also stock a bare-bulb version of this lamp for buyers who only need to replace the bulb inside an existing housing; this listing is the module version, which replaces both together. At 150 watts and 1500 rated hours, it's a lower-power lamp than some larger BenQ models we list.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08231
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between this listing and the bare bulb version you also sell?
This is the complete module, with the 150W bulb already fitted into its housing. The bare version, listed separately, is the bulb alone, intended for fitting into a housing you already have.
Do the HT480B and HT480W use identical lamps, or does the colour in the name matter?
According to our compatibility data, the HT480B and HT480W both take the same 60.J2010.CB2 lamp, so the letter suffix reflects the projector's finish rather than a different internal lamp specification.
Is 1500 hours a short lamp life compared with other BenQ projectors?
It's on the lower end of what we list; some higher-powered BenQ lamps are rated to 2000 or 3000 hours. 1500 hours is simply the figure BenQ specifies for this particular 150W lamp.
How do I access the lamp compartment on the HT720W?
Access varies slightly by model, so it's best to check your HT720W's manual for the exact lamp door location, though BenQ typically places it on the top or underside of the unit, secured with a couple of screws.
Can I tell this module is genuine once it arrives?
The part number 60.J2010.CB2 printed on the housing should match the code on this listing and on your projector's original lamp label, confirming it's built to BenQ's specification for the HT480B, HT480W and HT720W.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between this listing and the bare bulb version you also sell?
This is the complete module, with the 150W bulb already fitted into its housing. The bare version, listed separately, is the bulb alone, intended for fitting into a housing you already have.
Do the HT480B and HT480W use identical lamps, or does the colour in the name matter?
According to our compatibility data, the HT480B and HT480W both take the same 60.J2010.CB2 lamp, so the letter suffix reflects the projector's finish rather than a different internal lamp specification.
Is 1500 hours a short lamp life compared with other BenQ projectors?
It's on the lower end of what we list; some higher-powered BenQ lamps are rated to 2000 or 3000 hours. 1500 hours is simply the figure BenQ specifies for this particular 150W lamp.
How do I access the lamp compartment on the HT720W?
Access varies slightly by model, so it's best to check your HT720W's manual for the exact lamp door location, though BenQ typically places it on the top or underside of the unit, secured with a couple of screws.
Can I tell this module is genuine once it arrives?
The part number 60.J2010.CB2 printed on the housing should match the code on this listing and on your projector's original lamp label, confirming it's built to BenQ's specification for the HT480B, HT480W and HT720W.
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.
