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RLC-076 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 3 projector models from Viewsonic.
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The PJD8520HD, PRO8520HD and PRO8600 share the RLC-076 lamp, supplied here as a complete module with housing and connector fitted. Despite spanning both the PJD and PRO naming, all three take this identical part. No wattage or hours rating is published, so this listing focuses on confirmed fit.
RLC-076 carries no alternative part numbers, so the only check needed before ordering is matching your projector against the three models listed. As a module, this lamp replaces the housing alongside the bulb, which is worth choosing if your current cage shows any wear after extended use.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10639
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Why does a PJD-branded projector share a lamp with two PRO models?
Viewsonic's naming across the PJD8520HD, PRO8520HD and PRO8600 reflects different marketing lines built on shared internals, so despite the different model names, all three use the identical RLC-076 lamp.
Is there a lower-cost bare-bulb option for this lamp?
Yes, RLC-076 is also listed without its housing for owners whose existing cage is still serviceable. This particular listing is the full module with housing included.
What should I inspect on my old housing before deciding on module versus bare?
Look for cracking, discolouration, or a loose electrical connector. Any of those point toward the module version being the more reliable choice over a bare bulb.
How do I confirm which of the three compatible models I own?
Check the model label on the underside or rear panel of the projector, which will read PJD8520HD, PRO8520HD or PRO8600. All three are correctly matched to this listing.
Does ordering the wrong RLC code cause any damage if fitted?
A lamp built for a different housing shape typically will not seat or connect properly, so it is unlikely to fit at all rather than cause damage. Always confirm the code matches your projector before attempting to fit it.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does a PJD-branded projector share a lamp with two PRO models?
Viewsonic's naming across the PJD8520HD, PRO8520HD and PRO8600 reflects different marketing lines built on shared internals, so despite the different model names, all three use the identical RLC-076 lamp.
Is there a lower-cost bare-bulb option for this lamp?
Yes, RLC-076 is also listed without its housing for owners whose existing cage is still serviceable. This particular listing is the full module with housing included.
What should I inspect on my old housing before deciding on module versus bare?
Look for cracking, discolouration, or a loose electrical connector. Any of those point toward the module version being the more reliable choice over a bare bulb.
How do I confirm which of the three compatible models I own?
Check the model label on the underside or rear panel of the projector, which will read PJD8520HD, PRO8520HD or PRO8600. All three are correctly matched to this listing.
Does ordering the wrong RLC code cause any damage if fitted?
A lamp built for a different housing shape typically will not seat or connect properly, so it is unlikely to fit at all rather than cause damage. Always confirm the code matches your projector before attempting to fit it.
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.
