GENUINE OEM INSIDERLC-026 bare projector lamp for Viewsonic projectors
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RLC-026 bare projector lamp

Fits 3 projector models from Viewsonic.

SKU LA-10549 · MPN RLC-026 · 200 W · 3,000 h

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For the PJ508D, PJ568D and PJ588D, the RLC-026 is available as a bare 200W bulb rated for 3000 hours, sold without a housing. If the cage inside your projector is still sound, fitting a bare bulb is the simpler and usually cheaper of the two options we list for this lamp.

Compare this against the RLC-026 module before ordering: choose the bare bulb only if the housing currently in your PJ508D, PJ568D or PJ588D is free of cracks or discolouration, since the bulb relies on that housing to sit and vent correctly. Shipping is free worldwide.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 200 W
  • Rated life — 3,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10549
  • Compatibility — 3 projector models

Common questions

How do I decide between the bare RLC-026 and the module?
Inspect the housing already in your PJ508D, PJ568D or PJ588D. If it is intact, the bare bulb is the simpler option; if it is cracked or discoloured, choose the module instead.

Does the bare RLC-026 fit all three listed projectors equally?
Yes, the PJ508D, PJ568D and PJ588D all use the identical bare bulb, at 200W and 3000 hours rated life, so one listing covers every model.

Is 200W a high wattage for this class of projector lamp?
It sits in the middle of the range for boardroom projectors of this generation, neither the lowest nor the highest wattage we list for this type of lamp.

How do I fit the bare bulb into my existing housing?
Remove the old bulb from its cage and bracket, taking care not to touch the new bulb's glass with bare fingers, then fit this one in exactly the same orientation before closing the housing.

What happens if I keep using the lamp past 3000 hours?
It will usually keep working past its rated life, but expect a dimmer picture and colours that drift, plus a higher chance of failure the longer it runs beyond that point.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE200 W
RATED LIFE3,000 h
SKULA-10549
COMPATIBILITY3 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

How do I decide between the bare RLC-026 and the module?

Inspect the housing already in your PJ508D, PJ568D or PJ588D. If it is intact, the bare bulb is the simpler option; if it is cracked or discoloured, choose the module instead.

Does the bare RLC-026 fit all three listed projectors equally?

Yes, the PJ508D, PJ568D and PJ588D all use the identical bare bulb, at 200W and 3000 hours rated life, so one listing covers every model.

Is 200W a high wattage for this class of projector lamp?

It sits in the middle of the range for boardroom projectors of this generation, neither the lowest nor the highest wattage we list for this type of lamp.

How do I fit the bare bulb into my existing housing?

Remove the old bulb from its cage and bracket, taking care not to touch the new bulb's glass with bare fingers, then fit this one in exactly the same orientation before closing the housing.

What happens if I keep using the lamp past 3000 hours?

It will usually keep working past its rated life, but expect a dimmer picture and colours that drift, plus a higher chance of failure the longer it runs beyond that point.