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RLC-072 projector lamp with module
Fits 12 projector models from Viewsonic.
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Twelve Viewsonic PJD5000-series projectors are built around the RLC-072 lamp, from the PJD5113 and PJD5123 through to the PJD5523-1W and PJD5523W. It is a 180W bulb rated for 5000 hours, supplied as a complete module with the bulb pre-fitted into its cage and bracket, ready to replace the old unit directly.
With twelve model variants sharing one code, including the -1W and W suffixed versions, check the exact model number on your projector's rating label rather than relying on the general PJD5000 name. This is the module version; a bare bulb option is also listed separately for the same range. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 5,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10564
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Does the RLC-072 really fit twelve different projectors?
Yes. Viewsonic used this lamp across twelve models, from the PJD5113 and PJD5123 up to the PJD5523-1W and PJD5523W, all sharing the same 180W, 5000-hour rated bulb.
What is the difference between the PJD5133 and PJD5133-1W?
For lamp purposes, none: both take the RLC-072. The suffix marks a variant of the projector itself, not a different lamp requirement, so this listing suits either version of the projector.
Is 5000 hours a long rated life for a projector lamp?
It is towards the higher end for this class of lamp. At 180W, the RLC-072 is rated for 5000 hours before brightness is expected to fall noticeably.
Can I buy the RLC-072 as a bare bulb instead of a module?
Yes, a bare bulb version is listed separately for the same twelve projectors. Choose the module if your projector needs the bulb supplied already fitted into its housing.
How do I fit the RLC-072 module?
Open the lamp access panel on your projector, undo the retaining screws on the old module, lift it out and fit this one in its place, then reset the lamp timer from the on-screen menu.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the RLC-072 really fit twelve different projectors?
Yes. Viewsonic used this lamp across twelve models, from the PJD5113 and PJD5123 up to the PJD5523-1W and PJD5523W, all sharing the same 180W, 5000-hour rated bulb.
What is the difference between the PJD5133 and PJD5133-1W?
For lamp purposes, none: both take the RLC-072. The suffix marks a variant of the projector itself, not a different lamp requirement, so this listing suits either version of the projector.
Is 5000 hours a long rated life for a projector lamp?
It is towards the higher end for this class of lamp. At 180W, the RLC-072 is rated for 5000 hours before brightness is expected to fall noticeably.
Can I buy the RLC-072 as a bare bulb instead of a module?
Yes, a bare bulb version is listed separately for the same twelve projectors. Choose the module if your projector needs the bulb supplied already fitted into its housing.
How do I fit the RLC-072 module?
Open the lamp access panel on your projector, undo the retaining screws on the old module, lift it out and fit this one in its place, then reset the lamp timer from the on-screen menu.
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.
