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RLC-092 projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from Viewsonic.
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This version of RLC-092 arrives as a complete module rather than a bare bulb, with the lamp already sealed into its housing. It covers the same fourteen Viewsonic projectors as the bare listing, spanning the PJD5151 to PJD5353LS, the PJD6252L, PJD6350, PJD6351Ls and the VS15875.
Choose this module over the bare bulb if your projector's existing housing is cracked, discoloured or otherwise past its best, since replacing the whole sealed unit avoids reusing a worn housing. RLC-092 is the same code across both formats, so ordering the right one comes down to module versus bare, not part number.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10573
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Why choose the module over the bare bulb for RLC-092?
The module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, which is worth doing if your existing housing is cracked, brittle or hard to open. If the housing is still sound, the bare bulb alone is usually the cheaper choice.
Does the module fit the same fourteen projectors as the bare lamp?
Yes, both formats of RLC-092 cover the same fourteen Viewsonic models, from the PJD5151 through PJD5353LS to the PJD6252L, PJD6350, PJD6351Ls and VS15875. Only the bulb-versus-housing format differs, not the fit.
Is fitting a module easier than a bare bulb?
Generally yes, since the module drops in as one sealed piece without needing to open the existing housing or handle the bulb directly. It suits anyone who would rather not disturb the old housing at all.
How do I know which of the fourteen models I own?
Check the model number on your projector's base, rear panel or on-screen information screen. All fourteen listed models, including the PJD6350 and PJD6351Ls, take this same RLC-092 module regardless of which one is printed there.
Once the RLC-092 module is in, is there a counter to clear?
Yes, resetting the hour counter through your projector's maintenance menu after fitting the new module means the countdown reflects the new lamp rather than continuing from the old one's total.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why choose the module over the bare bulb for RLC-092?
The module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, which is worth doing if your existing housing is cracked, brittle or hard to open. If the housing is still sound, the bare bulb alone is usually the cheaper choice.
Does the module fit the same fourteen projectors as the bare lamp?
Yes, both formats of RLC-092 cover the same fourteen Viewsonic models, from the PJD5151 through PJD5353LS to the PJD6252L, PJD6350, PJD6351Ls and VS15875. Only the bulb-versus-housing format differs, not the fit.
Is fitting a module easier than a bare bulb?
Generally yes, since the module drops in as one sealed piece without needing to open the existing housing or handle the bulb directly. It suits anyone who would rather not disturb the old housing at all.
How do I know which of the fourteen models I own?
Check the model number on your projector's base, rear panel or on-screen information screen. All fourteen listed models, including the PJD6350 and PJD6351Ls, take this same RLC-092 module regardless of which one is printed there.
Once the RLC-092 module is in, is there a counter to clear?
Yes, resetting the hour counter through your projector's maintenance menu after fitting the new module means the countdown reflects the new lamp rather than continuing from the old one's total.
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.
