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RLC-043 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Everest · Jector · Viewsonic.
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RLC-043 is used across three different brands: the Everest ED-P65, the Jector JP850X and Viewsonic's PJL9250, PJL9300W and PJL9520. Despite the different badges, all five projectors share this same 275 watt, 2000 hour lamp, supplied here as a complete module.
Everest, Jector and Viewsonic have all sold rebadged versions of what is essentially the same projector platform, which is why one lamp code covers all three brands. RLC-044 is also listed as an alternative code for this lamp, so check that against your old unit too.
At a glance
- Wattage — 275 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09085
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp fit projectors from three different brands?
Everest, Jector and Viewsonic have all sold the same underlying projector design under their own branding, which is common in the projector market. RLC-043 is the lamp all three versions share.
Is this the module version or the bare bulb?
This listing is the Projector Lamp with Module, meaning the bulb arrives already fitted into its housing. A bare version of RLC-043 is also available separately if you only need the bulb.
What is RLC-044 and how does it relate to RLC-043?
RLC-044 is an alternative code for this same lamp. If your old lamp or its box shows RLC-044 rather than RLC-043, it is still the correct match.
Will this fit my Jector JP850X?
Yes, the Jector JP850X is one of the five listed projectors that use RLC-043, alongside the Everest ED-P65 and the three Viewsonic PJL models it shares this platform with.
What is the rated lamp life for RLC-043?
2000 hours at 275 watts is the rated figure across all three brands, since they share the identical lamp and specification regardless of which name appears on the casing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp fit projectors from three different brands?
Everest, Jector and Viewsonic have all sold the same underlying projector design under their own branding, which is common in the projector market. RLC-043 is the lamp all three versions share.
Is this the module version or the bare bulb?
This listing is the Projector Lamp with Module, meaning the bulb arrives already fitted into its housing. A bare version of RLC-043 is also available separately if you only need the bulb.
What is RLC-044 and how does it relate to RLC-043?
RLC-044 is an alternative code for this same lamp. If your old lamp or its box shows RLC-044 rather than RLC-043, it is still the correct match.
Will this fit my Jector JP850X?
Yes, the Jector JP850X is one of the five listed projectors that use RLC-043, alongside the Everest ED-P65 and the three Viewsonic PJL models it shares this platform with.
What is the rated lamp life for RLC-043?
2000 hours at 275 watts is the rated figure across all three brands, since they share the identical lamp and specification regardless of which name appears on the casing.
Other Everest 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.
