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RLC-071 bare projector lamp
Fits 10 projector models from Viewsonic.
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Ten Viewsonic models share the RLC-071 bare lamp, including the PJD6253, PJD6253W, PJD6383, PJD6553 and PJD6683 families along with the VS14195. Rated at 240 watts with a 3500-hour life, it is supplied as the bulb alone, for fitting into a housing that already works.
With ten compatible projectors sharing one part number, it is worth reading the exact model code on your projector's label carefully, since a "W" or "s" suffix can mark a genuinely different variant even where the lamp itself is identical. RLC-071 is the figure to match, not the projector name alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 240 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10600
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Why do the PJD6253, PJD6383 and PJD6553 all take the same lamp?
Viewsonic built several PJD6000-series projectors on a shared optical platform, so a number of models across that range, including the ones you have named, use the identical RLC-071 lamp despite having different model numbers and features.
Is the lamp for the PJD6683ws different from the standard PJD6683?
No, both are listed against RLC-071 in our records. The "ws" suffix on Viewsonic model names typically denotes a widescreen variant of the projector rather than a change to the lamp fitted inside it.
What does the VS14195 code refer to?
VS14195 is one of the model codes Viewsonic uses for a projector in this compatible range, alongside the PJD-prefixed names. It takes the same RLC-071 lamp as the other nine models listed here.
Can I fit this bare lamp myself across any of the ten models?
Yes, the fitting process is the same regardless of which of the ten compatible projectors you own, since they all use the identical RLC-071 lamp assembly and housing design. Always let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp bay.
Why does a lamp rated for 3500 hours sometimes need replacing sooner?
3500 hours is the rated life under normal operating conditions, but heavy use in a warm room, dusty filters or running at maximum brightness can shorten that figure. Dimming or flickering before the counter reaches 3500 hours is usually a sign it is time to replace.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do the PJD6253, PJD6383 and PJD6553 all take the same lamp?
Viewsonic built several PJD6000-series projectors on a shared optical platform, so a number of models across that range, including the ones you have named, use the identical RLC-071 lamp despite having different model numbers and features.
Is the lamp for the PJD6683ws different from the standard PJD6683?
No, both are listed against RLC-071 in our records. The "ws" suffix on Viewsonic model names typically denotes a widescreen variant of the projector rather than a change to the lamp fitted inside it.
What does the VS14195 code refer to?
VS14195 is one of the model codes Viewsonic uses for a projector in this compatible range, alongside the PJD-prefixed names. It takes the same RLC-071 lamp as the other nine models listed here.
Can I fit this bare lamp myself across any of the ten models?
Yes, the fitting process is the same regardless of which of the ten compatible projectors you own, since they all use the identical RLC-071 lamp assembly and housing design. Always let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp bay.
Why does a lamp rated for 3500 hours sometimes need replacing sooner?
3500 hours is the rated life under normal operating conditions, but heavy use in a warm room, dusty filters or running at maximum brightness can shorten that figure. Dimming or flickering before the counter reaches 3500 hours is usually a sign it is time to replace.
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.
