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RLC-054 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 2 projector models from Viewsonic.
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Housed and ready to fit, this RLC-054 module is rated at 190 watts with a 3000 hour service life, built for the Viewsonic PJL7211, also sold as the VS12890. The housing, reflector and connector are pre-assembled around the bulb, so the whole cage is exchanged as a single unit.
RLC-054 carries no alternative part numbers, and the module suits owners of either the PJL7211 or the VS12890 equally, since both names refer to the same projector. A bare-bulb version of this lamp is listed separately for anyone with an existing housing still in working order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10627
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why buy the module if a bare version of the same lamp is cheaper?
The module is worthwhile if your existing housing shows cracking, discolouration or a worn connector, since it replaces all of those parts alongside the bulb rather than reusing components you cannot fully inspect.
Does the VS12890 name mean anything different to the PJL7211?
No, both refer to the same Viewsonic projector, and both take the identical RLC-054 module described here. There is no separate lamp requirement between the two names.
How do I reset the lamp counter after fitting this module?
Once the new module is seated and the compartment closed, use the projector's on-screen menu, usually under lamp or maintenance settings, to reset the hour counter to zero.
What does the 190 watt figure tell me about running costs?
It reflects the lamp's power draw during use. Combined with how many hours you run the projector, it gives a rough sense of the energy this specific lamp will use over its life.
Is it normal for one lamp code to serve a projector with two names?
Yes, some Viewsonic projectors are sold under more than one model designation depending on region or retailer, but the lamp compartment and required part, RLC-054 here, stays the same.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why buy the module if a bare version of the same lamp is cheaper?
The module is worthwhile if your existing housing shows cracking, discolouration or a worn connector, since it replaces all of those parts alongside the bulb rather than reusing components you cannot fully inspect.
Does the VS12890 name mean anything different to the PJL7211?
No, both refer to the same Viewsonic projector, and both take the identical RLC-054 module described here. There is no separate lamp requirement between the two names.
How do I reset the lamp counter after fitting this module?
Once the new module is seated and the compartment closed, use the projector's on-screen menu, usually under lamp or maintenance settings, to reset the hour counter to zero.
What does the 190 watt figure tell me about running costs?
It reflects the lamp's power draw during use. Combined with how many hours you run the projector, it gives a rough sense of the energy this specific lamp will use over its life.
Is it normal for one lamp code to serve a projector with two names?
Yes, some Viewsonic projectors are sold under more than one model designation depending on region or retailer, but the lamp compartment and required part, RLC-054 here, stays the same.
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.
