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RLC-054 Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Viewsonic.
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Sold without its housing, the RLC-054 lamp is rated at 190 watts with a 3000 hour life, and fits both the Viewsonic PJL7211 and the VS12890. These two model names refer to the same lamp compartment, so RLC-054 is the correct bare bulb for either projector.
As this is bare glass, check your existing housing and connector for wear before fitting, since neither is included in this listing. RLC-054 has no other part numbers recorded. A housed module version of the same lamp is also available if you would rather replace the whole assembly.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10626
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why do the PJL7211 and VS12890 appear as two separate model names for one lamp?
Viewsonic has sold this projector under both designations, PJL7211 and VS12890, but the internal lamp compartment is unchanged, so both take the identical RLC-054 lamp.
What's the benefit of the 3000 hour rating at 190 watts?
3000 hours is the service life Viewsonic specifies for the RLC-054 at this wattage. It gives a practical benchmark for when to expect a further replacement under normal use.
Do I need any special tools to fit a bare bulb into the PJL7211?
Typically just a screwdriver to access the lamp compartment. No specialist tools are required, though the projector should be fully cooled and unplugged before you start.
Is there a difference in how bare and housed versions of RLC-054 are priced?
Yes, each is priced separately based on what it includes. The bare version here does not include a new housing, reflector or connector, unlike the module listing.
How do I confirm I'm ordering the correct bare bulb and not the module?
Check the listing type stated on the page. This one is described as a bare projector lamp, meaning bulb only, as distinct from the projector lamp with module listing for the same RLC-054.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do the PJL7211 and VS12890 appear as two separate model names for one lamp?
Viewsonic has sold this projector under both designations, PJL7211 and VS12890, but the internal lamp compartment is unchanged, so both take the identical RLC-054 lamp.
What's the benefit of the 3000 hour rating at 190 watts?
3000 hours is the service life Viewsonic specifies for the RLC-054 at this wattage. It gives a practical benchmark for when to expect a further replacement under normal use.
Do I need any special tools to fit a bare bulb into the PJL7211?
Typically just a screwdriver to access the lamp compartment. No specialist tools are required, though the projector should be fully cooled and unplugged before you start.
Is there a difference in how bare and housed versions of RLC-054 are priced?
Yes, each is priced separately based on what it includes. The bare version here does not include a new housing, reflector or connector, unlike the module listing.
How do I confirm I'm ordering the correct bare bulb and not the module?
Check the listing type stated on the page. This one is described as a bare projector lamp, meaning bulb only, as distinct from the projector lamp with module listing for the same RLC-054.
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.
