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RLC-073 projector lamp with module
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Inside the PJD6211P, Viewsonic fits the RLC-073 lamp, rated at 180 watts with a stated life of 4000 hours. This listing supplies the bulb complete with its housing, so the whole assembly can be swapped in one step rather than opening the old housing to change just the bulb.
The PJD6211P sits in Viewsonic's compact PJD6000 range, and RLC-073 is the only code we hold against it, so there is little ambiguity when ordering. Since no photo of this exact listing is available, rely on the RLC-073 part number rather than the picture shown to confirm the match.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10593
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Why is there no product photo for this specific listing?
Some lamp modules in our catalogue, including this one, do not yet have a dedicated photo, so a placeholder image is shown instead. The part number, RLC-073, and its fit for the PJD6211P are still accurate.
Is 180 watts a low output compared with other Viewsonic lamps?
180 watts sits toward the lower end of Viewsonic's lamp range, which fits the PJD6211P's role as a compact, portable projector rather than a large-venue model. Lower wattage generally means a smaller, lighter lamp assembly.
Does the PJD6211P need the timer reset after fitting RLC-073?
Most PJD-series Viewsonic projectors expect the lamp hour counter to be reset through the on-screen menu once a new lamp is installed, and the PJD6211P follows the same pattern. Check the maintenance or lamp section of the setup menu.
Can this lamp be bought without the housing for less?
This particular listing is the complete module. If a bare version of RLC-073 exists elsewhere in our range, it would let you keep your current PJD6211P housing and swap only the bulb, provided that housing is undamaged.
What signs suggest the PJD6211P lamp needs replacing at 4000 hours?
A noticeably dimmer picture, colours that look washed out, or an on-screen lamp warning are the usual signals, and these often appear as the projector approaches its rated 4000-hour life.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why is there no product photo for this specific listing?
Some lamp modules in our catalogue, including this one, do not yet have a dedicated photo, so a placeholder image is shown instead. The part number, RLC-073, and its fit for the PJD6211P are still accurate.
Is 180 watts a low output compared with other Viewsonic lamps?
180 watts sits toward the lower end of Viewsonic's lamp range, which fits the PJD6211P's role as a compact, portable projector rather than a large-venue model. Lower wattage generally means a smaller, lighter lamp assembly.
Does the PJD6211P need the timer reset after fitting RLC-073?
Most PJD-series Viewsonic projectors expect the lamp hour counter to be reset through the on-screen menu once a new lamp is installed, and the PJD6211P follows the same pattern. Check the maintenance or lamp section of the setup menu.
Can this lamp be bought without the housing for less?
This particular listing is the complete module. If a bare version of RLC-073 exists elsewhere in our range, it would let you keep your current PJD6211P housing and swap only the bulb, provided that housing is undamaged.
What signs suggest the PJD6211P lamp needs replacing at 4000 hours?
A noticeably dimmer picture, colours that look washed out, or an on-screen lamp warning are the usual signals, and these often appear as the projector approaches its rated 4000-hour life.
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.
