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RLC-086 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Viewsonic.
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At 280 watts, the RLC-086 is one of the higher-power lamps in the Viewsonic PJD range, built for the PJD7223 and PJD7223-1W. Its quoted life is 3000 hours. It's sold bare, meaning the bulb only, so the housing already in your projector stays in place.
Higher wattage lamps like this one tend to run hotter, so let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment to fit a replacement. The PJD7223 and PJD7223-1W share the identical RLC-086 code, so there's no need to distinguish between them when ordering; just confirm the part number matches what's currently fitted.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10608
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why is the RLC-086 rated at 280 watts when other PJD lamps are lower?
Wattage varies by projector model and brightness output; the PJD7223 range is specified for a higher-power lamp than some other Viewsonic units, which is reflected in the RLC-086's rating.
How long should I let the projector cool before changing this lamp?
Give it several minutes after power-off before opening the lamp compartment. Higher-wattage lamps like the RLC-086 stay hot longer than smaller ones, and opening the compartment too soon risks burns as well as damage to the new lamp.
Does the PJD7223-1W use a different lamp to the standard PJD7223?
No, both use the RLC-086. The "-1W" marking identifies a projector variant, not a different lamp, so the same code applies whichever version is printed on your projector's badge.
Is the RLC-086 bare or does it include a housing?
It's a bare lamp, so you fit the new bulb into your existing PJD7223 housing rather than replacing the whole assembly, which keeps the cost down provided your current housing is still sound.
What's the rated lamp life on the RLC-086?
3000 hours at 280 watts is the figure we have on file for this lamp, giving a rough guide to when brightness is likely to have noticeably dropped.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why is the RLC-086 rated at 280 watts when other PJD lamps are lower?
Wattage varies by projector model and brightness output; the PJD7223 range is specified for a higher-power lamp than some other Viewsonic units, which is reflected in the RLC-086's rating.
How long should I let the projector cool before changing this lamp?
Give it several minutes after power-off before opening the lamp compartment. Higher-wattage lamps like the RLC-086 stay hot longer than smaller ones, and opening the compartment too soon risks burns as well as damage to the new lamp.
Does the PJD7223-1W use a different lamp to the standard PJD7223?
No, both use the RLC-086. The "-1W" marking identifies a projector variant, not a different lamp, so the same code applies whichever version is printed on your projector's badge.
Is the RLC-086 bare or does it include a housing?
It's a bare lamp, so you fit the new bulb into your existing PJD7223 housing rather than replacing the whole assembly, which keeps the cost down provided your current housing is still sound.
What's the rated lamp life on the RLC-086?
3000 hours at 280 watts is the figure we have on file for this lamp, giving a rough guide to when brightness is likely to have noticeably dropped.
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.
