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RLC-077 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Viewsonic.
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The RLC-077 is a complete lamp and housing assembly for four Viewsonic models: the PJD5226, PJD5226w, PJD6353 and PJD6353s. Rated at 180 watts with a quoted life of 5000 hours, it drops straight into the existing lamp bay without any extra fitting of the bulb itself. Both widescreen and standard variants share this one part.
Because the module includes its own housing, there is no need to transfer a bulb between cages, which is the main appeal over a bare lamp. RLC-077 is the only code Viewsonic issues for this lamp, so ordering is straightforward: check your projector model against the PJD5226, PJD5226w, PJD6353 or PJD6353s range before you buy, then fit the whole unit as one piece.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 5,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10577
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Does the RLC-077 fit both the PJD5226 and the PJD6353?
Yes. Viewsonic uses the same RLC-077 lamp and housing across the PJD5226, PJD5226w, PJD6353 and PJD6353s, so one part number covers all four models, which makes ordering simpler if you're unsure which variant you own.
Is the RLC-077 a bare bulb or a full module?
It's a complete module: the lamp arrives already fitted inside its housing, so you swap the whole cage rather than handling loose glass, which some buyers prefer when they'd rather not touch the bulb directly.
What wattage and lamp life does the RLC-077 have?
It runs at 180 watts and carries a quoted life of 5000 hours, after which brightness and colour typically start to fall away, so treat that figure as a guide for planning ahead rather than a fixed cut-off point.
Where in the PJD5226's menus do I clear the lamp hours after the swap?
Menu layouts vary, but on most PJD-series projectors it sits under a Lamp or Maintenance menu. Reset it once the new module is seated, or the projector will keep counting from the old total.
Will the PJD5226w take the same lamp as the standard PJD5226?
Yes, the widescreen "w" variant uses the same RLC-077 lamp as the standard PJD5226, along with the PJD6353 and PJD6353s, so the aspect ratio of your projector makes no difference to which lamp you need to order.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the RLC-077 fit both the PJD5226 and the PJD6353?
Yes. Viewsonic uses the same RLC-077 lamp and housing across the PJD5226, PJD5226w, PJD6353 and PJD6353s, so one part number covers all four models, which makes ordering simpler if you're unsure which variant you own.
Is the RLC-077 a bare bulb or a full module?
It's a complete module: the lamp arrives already fitted inside its housing, so you swap the whole cage rather than handling loose glass, which some buyers prefer when they'd rather not touch the bulb directly.
What wattage and lamp life does the RLC-077 have?
It runs at 180 watts and carries a quoted life of 5000 hours, after which brightness and colour typically start to fall away, so treat that figure as a guide for planning ahead rather than a fixed cut-off point.
Where in the PJD5226's menus do I clear the lamp hours after the swap?
Menu layouts vary, but on most PJD-series projectors it sits under a Lamp or Maintenance menu. Reset it once the new module is seated, or the projector will keep counting from the old total.
Will the PJD5226w take the same lamp as the standard PJD5226?
Yes, the widescreen "w" variant uses the same RLC-077 lamp as the standard PJD5226, along with the PJD6353 and PJD6353s, so the aspect ratio of your projector makes no difference to which lamp you need to order.
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.
