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RLC-104 projector lamp with module
Fits 1 projector model from Viewsonic.
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The Viewsonic PJD7326 uses a single dedicated lamp, RLC-104, supplied here as a complete module with the bulb already sealed into its housing. There is no bare-bulb alternative listed for this lamp, so this module is the full replacement part for that one projector.
Because RLC-104 is tied to just the PJD7326, ordering is straightforward: confirm that model name on your projector before checkout and this is the part you need. We record no other part numbers against this lamp, so there is nothing further to cross-check.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11392
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Does RLC-104 fit any other Viewsonic projector besides the PJD7326?
No, we list RLC-104 against a single model, the Viewsonic PJD7326. If you have a different PJD-series projector, check its own model number rather than assuming this lamp will fit, since Viewsonic uses separate lamps across its PJD range.
Does the RLC-104 module arrive with the bulb already sealed inside its housing?
It does. This is a projector lamp with module, so the bulb comes pre-fitted in its housing. You remove the existing sealed unit from the PJD7326 and install this one in its place, without handling the bulb on its own.
How do I know if my PJD7326's lamp actually needs replacing?
A dimming image, a lamp warning light, or the projector refusing to start are the usual signs. Checking the on-screen lamp hour counter against your usage will also tell you whether RLC-104 is due for replacement.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting RLC-104?
Yes, the PJD7326 tracks lamp hours separately from the physical bulb, so after fitting RLC-104 you should reset the counter in the projector's on-screen menu. This keeps future warnings accurate for the new lamp rather than the old one.
What does 'original' mean when it's used for this lamp?
It refers to the lamp built to the same specification the projector shipped with, rather than a generic substitute. For the PJD7326, that means RLC-104, since it is the only code we hold on record for this model.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does RLC-104 fit any other Viewsonic projector besides the PJD7326?
No, we list RLC-104 against a single model, the Viewsonic PJD7326. If you have a different PJD-series projector, check its own model number rather than assuming this lamp will fit, since Viewsonic uses separate lamps across its PJD range.
Does the RLC-104 module arrive with the bulb already sealed inside its housing?
It does. This is a projector lamp with module, so the bulb comes pre-fitted in its housing. You remove the existing sealed unit from the PJD7326 and install this one in its place, without handling the bulb on its own.
How do I know if my PJD7326's lamp actually needs replacing?
A dimming image, a lamp warning light, or the projector refusing to start are the usual signs. Checking the on-screen lamp hour counter against your usage will also tell you whether RLC-104 is due for replacement.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting RLC-104?
Yes, the PJD7326 tracks lamp hours separately from the physical bulb, so after fitting RLC-104 you should reset the counter in the projector's on-screen menu. This keeps future warnings accurate for the new lamp rather than the old one.
What does 'original' mean when it's used for this lamp?
It refers to the lamp built to the same specification the projector shipped with, rather than a generic substitute. For the PJD7326, that means RLC-104, since it is the only code we hold on record for this model.
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.
