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60.J6010.CB1 projector lamp module
Fits 1 projector model from Benq.
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This lamp module carries the code 60.J6010.CB1 and is made for one projector only, the BenQ PE6800. The bulb comes pre-fitted inside its own housing, so instead of transferring a burner between cages you remove the spent module as a whole and fit this one directly in its place.
Match 60.J6010.CB1 against your current lamp's label before ordering, since this code applies solely to the PE6800 rather than a wider projector range. Being a module rather than a bare bulb, it costs more than a bulb-only option but avoids any handling of loose glass during the housing swap.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08399
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Is this lamp specific to just one projector?
Yes. 60.J6010.CB1 is listed only against the BenQ PE6800, so unlike some lamps that cover several models, this one is a single-projector match and there's nothing else to cross-check.
Will the PE6800's lamp label ever show a number other than 60.J6010.CB1?
Not according to our records; no alternative codes are listed, so 60.J6010.CB1 is the only number to look for on the lamp label or in the projector's service menu.
What's the difference between fitting a module and a bare bulb here?
A module like this one arrives with the bulb already seated in its housing, so the whole assembly is swapped as a single piece rather than removing a bulb from an old cage and fitting it into a new one.
Does the PE6800 need its lamp timer reset after this change?
BenQ projectors typically track lamp usage through an on-screen menu, and that counter usually needs resetting manually once a new lamp module has been fitted, so check the PE6800's settings after installation.
How do I know it's time to fit this module?
Watch for dimmer or duller-looking projected images, or a lamp warning shown by the PE6800 itself. Either sign is a reasonable prompt to fit a replacement rather than waiting for the bulb to fail completely.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is this lamp specific to just one projector?
Yes. 60.J6010.CB1 is listed only against the BenQ PE6800, so unlike some lamps that cover several models, this one is a single-projector match and there's nothing else to cross-check.
Will the PE6800's lamp label ever show a number other than 60.J6010.CB1?
Not according to our records; no alternative codes are listed, so 60.J6010.CB1 is the only number to look for on the lamp label or in the projector's service menu.
What's the difference between fitting a module and a bare bulb here?
A module like this one arrives with the bulb already seated in its housing, so the whole assembly is swapped as a single piece rather than removing a bulb from an old cage and fitting it into a new one.
Does the PE6800 need its lamp timer reset after this change?
BenQ projectors typically track lamp usage through an on-screen menu, and that counter usually needs resetting manually once a new lamp module has been fitted, so check the PE6800's settings after installation.
How do I know it's time to fit this module?
Watch for dimmer or duller-looking projected images, or a lamp warning shown by the PE6800 itself. Either sign is a reasonable prompt to fit a replacement rather than waiting for the bulb to fail completely.
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.
