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RLC-055 bare projector lamp

Fits 4 projector models from Viewsonic.

SKU LA-10565 · MPN RLC-055 · 220 W · 4,000 h

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Sold as a bare bulb rather than a full module, the RLC-055 fits the same four projectors as its module counterpart: the PJD5122, PJD5152, PJD5211 and PJD5352. It runs at 220W for a rated 4000 hours, and is intended for existing housings that are still in good condition, since you fit the bulb into the cage already in your projector.

Before ordering the bare bulb, check that the housing inside your PJD5122, PJD5152, PJD5211 or PJD5352 is not cracked or discoloured, since a bare bulb relies on the existing cage and bracket for correct positioning. If the housing looks worn, the lamp-with-module version of the RLC-055 replaces the whole assembly instead. Shipping is free worldwide.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 220 W
  • Rated life — 4,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10565
  • Compatibility — 4 projector models

Common questions

Can I use the bare RLC-055 bulb in any housing?
Only in the housing designed for the PJD5122, PJD5152, PJD5211 or PJD5352, since the cage and bracket are shaped to hold this specific bulb correctly in position.

What should I check on my old housing before fitting a bare bulb?
Look for cracks, warping or a burnt smell around the old housing. If it looks damaged, a bare bulb is not the right choice and the full module version is safer.

Why is there no product photo for the RLC-055 bare bulb?
We don't hold a specific photograph for this part, so a generic placeholder is shown. The listed wattage, rated hours and compatible projectors are accurate.

How should I handle the bare RLC-055 bulb?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, as oils can shorten its life, and let the projector cool fully before removing the old bulb. Handle it by the base wherever possible.

Is 4000 hours the point at which the bulb stops working?
Not necessarily. 4000 hours is the rated life at which brightness is expected to have fallen noticeably; the bulb may still light beyond that point, just dimmer and with less accurate colour.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE220 W
RATED LIFE4,000 h
SKULA-10565
COMPATIBILITY4 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Can I use the bare RLC-055 bulb in any housing?

Only in the housing designed for the PJD5122, PJD5152, PJD5211 or PJD5352, since the cage and bracket are shaped to hold this specific bulb correctly in position.

What should I check on my old housing before fitting a bare bulb?

Look for cracks, warping or a burnt smell around the old housing. If it looks damaged, a bare bulb is not the right choice and the full module version is safer.

Why is there no product photo for the RLC-055 bare bulb?

We don't hold a specific photograph for this part, so a generic placeholder is shown. The listed wattage, rated hours and compatible projectors are accurate.

How should I handle the bare RLC-055 bulb?

Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, as oils can shorten its life, and let the projector cool fully before removing the old bulb. Handle it by the base wherever possible.

Is 4000 hours the point at which the bulb stops working?

Not necessarily. 4000 hours is the rated life at which brightness is expected to have fallen noticeably; the bulb may still light beyond that point, just dimmer and with less accurate colour.