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RLC-078 projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Viewsonic.
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This is the module version of the RLC-078, supplied with the 190W, 4500-hour bulb already built into its cage and bracket. It covers the same six Viewsonic projectors as the bare version: PJD5132, PJD5134, PJD5232L, PJD5234L, PJD6235 and PJD6245. Lift out the old assembly and fit this one in its place.
Choosing the module over the bare bulb means there is no need to transfer a bulb between housings: the whole unit, glass, cage and bracket, is replaced together, which suits projectors where the housing has become brittle or damaged with age. Confirm your exact model against the six listed above before ordering. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 4,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10569
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between this listing and the bare RLC-078?
This one is the full module, with the bulb already fitted into its cage and bracket. The bare version is bulb only, for reuse in your existing housing. Both cover the same six PJD5000 and PJD6000 series projectors.
When does the housed RLC-078 make more sense than the loose bulb?
If your existing housing is cracked, discoloured or missing a bracket, the module replaces the whole assembly so you are not relying on a worn housing. It also avoids handling a loose bulb during fitting.
Which six Viewsonic projectors take the RLC-078 module?
The PJD5132, PJD5134, PJD5232L, PJD5234L, PJD6235 and PJD6245 all share this lamp and module, so the same RLC-078 module fits any of the six regardless of which specific model your projector's label shows.
Does the RLC-078 module come with fitting instructions?
Fitting generally follows your projector's own lamp-access procedure: power down, let the unit cool, open the lamp door, release the old module's retaining screws and swap it for this one. Refer to your projector's manual for exact steps.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting the RLC-078 module?
Most PJD5000 and PJD6000 series projectors ask you to reset the lamp timer from the on-screen menu once a new module is fitted, so the usage counter starts again from zero.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between this listing and the bare RLC-078?
This one is the full module, with the bulb already fitted into its cage and bracket. The bare version is bulb only, for reuse in your existing housing. Both cover the same six PJD5000 and PJD6000 series projectors.
When does the housed RLC-078 make more sense than the loose bulb?
If your existing housing is cracked, discoloured or missing a bracket, the module replaces the whole assembly so you are not relying on a worn housing. It also avoids handling a loose bulb during fitting.
Which six Viewsonic projectors take the RLC-078 module?
The PJD5132, PJD5134, PJD5232L, PJD5234L, PJD6235 and PJD6245 all share this lamp and module, so the same RLC-078 module fits any of the six regardless of which specific model your projector's label shows.
Does the RLC-078 module come with fitting instructions?
Fitting generally follows your projector's own lamp-access procedure: power down, let the unit cool, open the lamp door, release the old module's retaining screws and swap it for this one. Refer to your projector's manual for exact steps.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting the RLC-078 module?
Most PJD5000 and PJD6000 series projectors ask you to reset the lamp timer from the on-screen menu once a new module is fitted, so the usage counter starts again from zero.
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.
