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CS.5JJ1K.001 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Benq.
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CS.5JJ1K.001 is a 220-watt lamp rated for around 3,000 hours, fitting the BenQ MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725. As the module version, the bulb arrives already seated in its housing cage, so you swap the whole unit rather than transferring a loose bulb into your existing one.
Four BenQ projectors take this lamp, the MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725, and CS.5JJ1K.001 is the only code we hold for it. Because it's the higher-wattage module version, it costs more than the bare bulb equivalent, but it removes any need to inspect or reuse your current housing, which suits an older projector with a worn cage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08264
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What links the MP620 and MP720 that lets them share a lamp?
BenQ built both projectors, plus the MP625 and MP725, around a shared lamp bay design, even though the models differ in other specifications such as brightness. That shared design is why CS.5JJ1K.001 fits all four.
How much more does the module version cost compared to the bare bulb?
The module includes a new housing as well as the bulb, so it costs more than buying just the bulb on its own. The exact difference is shown on each listing's price.
Is CS.5JJ1K.001 known by any other part number?
Not in our records; this is the only code listed for the lamp. Check it against the label on your existing unit or your projector's user manual to confirm the match before ordering.
At 220 watts, is this one of the higher-powered lamps you stock?
Yes, 220 watts sits toward the top end of the BenQ lamps we list, reflecting the brightness output of the MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725 models it serves.
Do I need to order the module version, or can I choose the bare bulb instead?
Both are available for CS.5JJ1K.001. Choose the bare bulb if your existing housing is in good condition, or the module if you'd rather replace the housing along with the bulb.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What links the MP620 and MP720 that lets them share a lamp?
BenQ built both projectors, plus the MP625 and MP725, around a shared lamp bay design, even though the models differ in other specifications such as brightness. That shared design is why CS.5JJ1K.001 fits all four.
How much more does the module version cost compared to the bare bulb?
The module includes a new housing as well as the bulb, so it costs more than buying just the bulb on its own. The exact difference is shown on each listing's price.
Is CS.5JJ1K.001 known by any other part number?
Not in our records; this is the only code listed for the lamp. Check it against the label on your existing unit or your projector's user manual to confirm the match before ordering.
At 220 watts, is this one of the higher-powered lamps you stock?
Yes, 220 watts sits toward the top end of the BenQ lamps we list, reflecting the brightness output of the MP620, MP625, MP720 and MP725 models it serves.
Do I need to order the module version, or can I choose the bare bulb instead?
Both are available for CS.5JJ1K.001. Choose the bare bulb if your existing housing is in good condition, or the module if you'd rather replace the housing along with the bulb.
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.
