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RLC-036 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Viewsonic.
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Older Viewsonic units including the PJ559D, PJ559DC and PJD6230 rely on RLC-036 for their lamp, rated at 200 watts with a 3500-hour stated life. It arrives as a complete module, bulb and housing together, ready to replace the existing unit as a single part.
The PJ559DC appears to be a regional or connectivity variant of the PJ559D, while the PJD6230 belongs to a different, later Viewsonic naming scheme, yet all three share this one lamp code. At this price point, RLC-036 is one of the more affordable modules we list.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10554
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Why does an older projector like the PJ559D share a lamp with the newer-looking PJD6230?
Viewsonic sometimes reused the same lamp platform across projector generations even as model naming changed, and the PJ559D, PJ559DC and PJD6230 are one example of that, all taking the identical RLC-036 module.
What does the "DC" in PJ559DC likely stand for?
We cannot confirm the exact meaning of the "DC" suffix, but it typically marks a variant of the base PJ559D model. Both take the same RLC-036 lamp regardless of what the letters represent.
Is this lamp still supported for such an older projector model?
We continue to stock RLC-036 as long as demand exists for the PJ559D, PJ559DC and PJD6230, and it remains listed here at the same specification as the original lamp fitted to those models.
Why is this module priced lower than some other Viewsonic lamps you sell?
200 watts is a modest rating compared with lamps built for larger venue projectors, and this reflects a smaller bulb and housing, which is generally reflected in a lower price.
How do I fit RLC-036 into a PJD6230?
Locate the lamp access panel on the PJD6230's casing, remove the retaining screw, slide out the old module and fit the new RLC-036 module in the same position before closing the panel.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does an older projector like the PJ559D share a lamp with the newer-looking PJD6230?
Viewsonic sometimes reused the same lamp platform across projector generations even as model naming changed, and the PJ559D, PJ559DC and PJD6230 are one example of that, all taking the identical RLC-036 module.
What does the "DC" in PJ559DC likely stand for?
We cannot confirm the exact meaning of the "DC" suffix, but it typically marks a variant of the base PJ559D model. Both take the same RLC-036 lamp regardless of what the letters represent.
Is this lamp still supported for such an older projector model?
We continue to stock RLC-036 as long as demand exists for the PJ559D, PJ559DC and PJD6230, and it remains listed here at the same specification as the original lamp fitted to those models.
Why is this module priced lower than some other Viewsonic lamps you sell?
200 watts is a modest rating compared with lamps built for larger venue projectors, and this reflects a smaller bulb and housing, which is generally reflected in a lower price.
How do I fit RLC-036 into a PJD6230?
Locate the lamp access panel on the PJD6230's casing, remove the retaining screw, slide out the old module and fit the new RLC-036 module in the same position before closing the panel.
Other Viewsonic 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.
