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CS.5JJ1K.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Benq.
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For the BenQ MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725, CS.5JJ1K.001 is also available as a bare bulb rather than a full module. Rated at 220 watts with around 3,000 hours of expected life, it is designed to fit into the housing already installed in your projector.
Choosing the bare bulb over the module version makes sense if your existing housing has no cracks or damaged clips, since you're only paying for the glass and electrical assembly. CS.5JJ1K.001 is the sole code recorded for this lamp, and it is priced lower here than the equivalent module listing.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08263
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Can I reuse my old housing when fitting this bare bulb?
Yes, that's the point of the bare bulb version, provided your existing MP620, MP625, MP720 or MP725 housing has no cracks, missing clips or scorch marks from a previous failure.
How do the bare bulb and module versions of CS.5JJ1K.001 differ in price?
The bare bulb costs less because it excludes a new housing. The module version costs more but includes a complete housing cage as well as the bulb itself.
What's the wattage rating for the MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725 lamp?
It's rated at 220 watts with a quoted life of roughly 3,000 hours, the same specification whether you buy the bare bulb or the module version.
Is there a risk of touching the glass when fitting a bare bulb?
Yes, avoid direct skin contact with the bulb's glass envelope during fitting, since oils from fingers can cause uneven heating and shorten the bulb's life once the projector is running.
Does ordering the correct wattage matter, or will a similar lamp work?
It matters. CS.5JJ1K.001 is specified for these particular MP-series models at 220 watts; a lamp with a different wattage or physical fitting from another BenQ range is not a safe substitute.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Can I reuse my old housing when fitting this bare bulb?
Yes, that's the point of the bare bulb version, provided your existing MP620, MP625, MP720 or MP725 housing has no cracks, missing clips or scorch marks from a previous failure.
How do the bare bulb and module versions of CS.5JJ1K.001 differ in price?
The bare bulb costs less because it excludes a new housing. The module version costs more but includes a complete housing cage as well as the bulb itself.
What's the wattage rating for the MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725 lamp?
It's rated at 220 watts with a quoted life of roughly 3,000 hours, the same specification whether you buy the bare bulb or the module version.
Is there a risk of touching the glass when fitting a bare bulb?
Yes, avoid direct skin contact with the bulb's glass envelope during fitting, since oils from fingers can cause uneven heating and shorten the bulb's life once the projector is running.
Does ordering the correct wattage matter, or will a similar lamp work?
It matters. CS.5JJ1K.001 is specified for these particular MP-series models at 220 watts; a lamp with a different wattage or physical fitting from another BenQ range is not a safe substitute.
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.




