PHOTO
P82J5 projector lamp module
Fits 7 projector models from Dell.
This is our reference price in US dollars. We confirm the delivered price for United Arab Emirates on a formal quote, including shipping, duties where we can prepay them, and the correct local warranty terms.
▣ Free worldwide shipping included
▣ 180-day guarantee
▣ Quotation valid 30 days
Typically 3–5 working days once the order is placed.
DUBAI
Sun-Thu 09:00-18:00 GST
P82J5 is a 280-watt lamp module built for the wide S510 and S520 family of Dell projectors, covering seven listed variants including the S510N, S510WI, S520N and S520WI. The bulb arrives pre-fitted into its housing, so the whole assembly is replaced as one unit. Rated life for this module is 3000 hours.
725-BBBQ is the alternative code recorded for this same module, so either number will locate this listing. With seven separate model names sharing one lamp, it's worth confirming which exact variant you own - S510, S510N, S510WI, S520, S520Dell, S520N or S520WI - before placing your order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11390
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp module cover seven projector names?
The S510 and S520 range shares a common lamp design across its variants, including the N and WI versions, so Dell fitted the same module throughout. One listing covers all seven rather than needing separate parts for each.
What does the 'WI' in some model names refer to?
It appears alongside the S510 and S520 names as a variant designation within Dell's naming for this range, and this module fits those variants the same as the standard-named units.
Is 725-BBBQ a separate lamp from P82J5?
No, it's the same 280-watt module listed here under an alternative code rather than any kind of different or newer part. Either number you use will order this identical module.
How can I be sure my S520Dell-branded unit takes this same lamp?
The S520Dell reference is included in this module's listed compatibility, alongside the standard S520 name, so it takes the same P82J5 lamp as the rest of the range.
Does a 3000-hour rating mean the lamp will fail exactly at that point?
No, it's an estimate of when output typically drops enough to be worth replacing, not a hard cutoff. Some lamps run beyond that figure while others may dim sooner, depending on usage patterns and how often the projector is switched on and off.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp module cover seven projector names?
The S510 and S520 range shares a common lamp design across its variants, including the N and WI versions, so Dell fitted the same module throughout. One listing covers all seven rather than needing separate parts for each.
What does the 'WI' in some model names refer to?
It appears alongside the S510 and S520 names as a variant designation within Dell's naming for this range, and this module fits those variants the same as the standard-named units.
Is 725-BBBQ a separate lamp from P82J5?
No, it's the same 280-watt module listed here under an alternative code rather than any kind of different or newer part. Either number you use will order this identical module.
How can I be sure my S520Dell-branded unit takes this same lamp?
The S520Dell reference is included in this module's listed compatibility, alongside the standard S520 name, so it takes the same P82J5 lamp as the rest of the range.
Does a 3000-hour rating mean the lamp will fail exactly at that point?
No, it's an estimate of when output typically drops enough to be worth replacing, not a hard cutoff. Some lamps run beyond that figure while others may dim sooner, depending on usage patterns and how often the projector is switched on and off.
Other Dell 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.
