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CS.5JJ0V.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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The Benq CP120 and CP125 both take CS.5JJ0V.001, a 132 watt bulb rated to 2000 hours and supplied here as a full module with its own housing and cage. At under a hundred pounds this is one of the more modestly priced lamps in our range, reflecting the smaller bulb size these compact projectors use rather than any difference in how the part is sourced.
As a module, this part replaces the bulb, housing and cage together, so there is nothing to salvage from your existing lamp assembly before fitting it. CS.5JJ0V.001 is the only code we list for the CP120 and CP125, and it is worth checking against the number on your current lamp, since these two models can also be confused with similarly named Benq projectors.
At a glance
- Wattage — 132 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11304
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What wattage bulb does the CP120 and CP125 use?
Both the CP120 and CP125 take the same 132 watt bulb, listed under the part number CS.5JJ0V.001, with a rated life of 2000 hours, so there is no difference in the bulb itself between the two models.
Why is this lamp priced lower than some others in your range?
Price differences between lamps generally track the bulb's own wattage and construction rather than build quality. The CP120 and CP125 use a smaller 132 watt bulb than many larger venue projectors, which is reflected here.
Does CS.5JJ0V.001 fit any projector beyond the CP120 and CP125?
Not according to our records. The CP120 and CP125 are the only two models listed as a match for this part number, so no wider range of projectors currently shares this particular lamp.
Is this a full replacement or just the bulb?
This is the module version, so the 132 watt bulb is supplied already fitted inside a new housing and cage, ready to install as one complete unit.
How do I avoid ordering the wrong lamp for a similarly named Benq model?
The safest check is the part number printed on your current lamp or shown in the projector's lamp menu. Matching that against CS.5JJ0V.001 removes any doubt caused by similar model names.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What wattage bulb does the CP120 and CP125 use?
Both the CP120 and CP125 take the same 132 watt bulb, listed under the part number CS.5JJ0V.001, with a rated life of 2000 hours, so there is no difference in the bulb itself between the two models.
Why is this lamp priced lower than some others in your range?
Price differences between lamps generally track the bulb's own wattage and construction rather than build quality. The CP120 and CP125 use a smaller 132 watt bulb than many larger venue projectors, which is reflected here.
Does CS.5JJ0V.001 fit any projector beyond the CP120 and CP125?
Not according to our records. The CP120 and CP125 are the only two models listed as a match for this part number, so no wider range of projectors currently shares this particular lamp.
Is this a full replacement or just the bulb?
This is the module version, so the 132 watt bulb is supplied already fitted inside a new housing and cage, ready to install as one complete unit.
How do I avoid ordering the wrong lamp for a similarly named Benq model?
The safest check is the part number printed on your current lamp or shown in the projector's lamp menu. Matching that against CS.5JJ0V.001 removes any doubt caused by similar model names.
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.
