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RLC-092 bare projector lamp
Fits 14 projector models from Viewsonic.
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Fourteen Viewsonic projectors take the RLC-092 lamp, covering most of the PJD5 range, the PJD5151 through PJD5353LS, alongside the PJD6252L, PJD6350, PJD6351Ls and VS15875. This listing is the bare bulb only, for fitting into a housing you already have rather than a sealed replacement unit.
With fourteen models sharing one code, take a moment to read the exact name off your projector, since the PJD5 range in particular has closely spaced model numbers. RLC-092 is the only part number we record for this bulb, and it is also sold here as a full module under the same code.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10572
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
How many Viewsonic projectors use RLC-092?
Fourteen models share this lamp: the PJD5151, PJD5153, PJD5154, PJD5155, PJD5250, PJD5253, PJD5254, PJD5255, PJD5351LS, PJD5353LS, PJD6252L, PJD6350, PJD6351Ls and VS15875. Checking your exact model name is worth doing given how many are listed.
What's the difference between the bare lamp and the module version of RLC-092?
The bare lamp, this listing, is the bulb alone for fitting into your existing housing. The module version includes a new housing as well, for when the housing itself is damaged rather than just the bulb.
Is installing the bare RLC-092 something a first-timer can manage?
Fitting RLC-092 as a bare lamp means opening your projector's existing housing and transferring the bulb in carefully. If you have not done this before, your projector's manual will show the housing's release points for the PJD5 or PJD6 range.
Is there an easy way to tell my PJD5151 from a PJD5153 or PJD5250?
The clearest way is the model number printed on the projector's base or rear panel. All of these, along with eleven other models, take the same RLC-092 lamp, so the distinction does not affect which lamp to order.
How should I handle the bulb once it's out of the packaging?
Avoid touching the glass directly, since oils from skin can shorten a lamp's life once it heats up. Handle RLC-092 by its base or frame when fitting it into your PJD-series housing.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How many Viewsonic projectors use RLC-092?
Fourteen models share this lamp: the PJD5151, PJD5153, PJD5154, PJD5155, PJD5250, PJD5253, PJD5254, PJD5255, PJD5351LS, PJD5353LS, PJD6252L, PJD6350, PJD6351Ls and VS15875. Checking your exact model name is worth doing given how many are listed.
What's the difference between the bare lamp and the module version of RLC-092?
The bare lamp, this listing, is the bulb alone for fitting into your existing housing. The module version includes a new housing as well, for when the housing itself is damaged rather than just the bulb.
Is installing the bare RLC-092 something a first-timer can manage?
Fitting RLC-092 as a bare lamp means opening your projector's existing housing and transferring the bulb in carefully. If you have not done this before, your projector's manual will show the housing's release points for the PJD5 or PJD6 range.
Is there an easy way to tell my PJD5151 from a PJD5153 or PJD5250?
The clearest way is the model number printed on the projector's base or rear panel. All of these, along with eleven other models, take the same RLC-092 lamp, so the distinction does not affect which lamp to order.
How should I handle the bulb once it's out of the packaging?
Avoid touching the glass directly, since oils from skin can shorten a lamp's life once it heats up. Handle RLC-092 by its base or frame when fitting it into your PJD-series housing.
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.
