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RLC-106 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Viewsonic.
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RLC-106 covers four projectors in Viewsonic's PRO9000 line: the PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, PRO9530HDL and PRO9800WUL. Despite their different resolution and brightness suffixes, all four are listed against this one module, which arrives with the bulb already fitted inside a new housing.
The PRO9800WUL sits at the top of this group with widescreen ultra-high resolution, yet it shares the same lamp part number as the more modest PRO9510L, so the lamp itself is not the differentiator between these models. Confirm your exact model code before ordering, since it determines the correct housing fitting.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11396
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why do the PRO9510L and the higher-spec PRO9800WUL share one lamp code?
Viewsonic built the PRO9000 series on a common lamp and housing platform, varying resolution and features between models rather than the light source itself, so RLC-106 applies across the PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, PRO9530HDL and PRO9800WUL alike.
What does the "WL" suffix mean on some of these model names?
It generally marks a widescreen or wireless-capable variant within the PRO9000 range, distinguishing the PRO9520WL and PRO9800WUL from standard models, though it does not change which lamp module the projector takes.
Is this module heavier or larger than lamps for smaller projectors?
PRO9000-series lamp modules are built for higher-output installation projectors, so the housing tends to be larger and more substantial than lamps for compact classroom or portable models.
How do I fit RLC-106 into a PRO9530HDL?
Access the lamp compartment through the panel on the projector's casing, remove any retaining screws, and slide the old module out before fitting the new RLC-106 module the same way it came out.
Does the price reflect the size of the PRO9000 series projectors?
Largely, yes. Lamps built for larger installation and venue projectors like the PRO9000 series tend to cost more than lamps for compact or portable models, reflecting their bigger housing and higher-output bulb.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do the PRO9510L and the higher-spec PRO9800WUL share one lamp code?
Viewsonic built the PRO9000 series on a common lamp and housing platform, varying resolution and features between models rather than the light source itself, so RLC-106 applies across the PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, PRO9530HDL and PRO9800WUL alike.
What does the "WL" suffix mean on some of these model names?
It generally marks a widescreen or wireless-capable variant within the PRO9000 range, distinguishing the PRO9520WL and PRO9800WUL from standard models, though it does not change which lamp module the projector takes.
Is this module heavier or larger than lamps for smaller projectors?
PRO9000-series lamp modules are built for higher-output installation projectors, so the housing tends to be larger and more substantial than lamps for compact classroom or portable models.
How do I fit RLC-106 into a PRO9530HDL?
Access the lamp compartment through the panel on the projector's casing, remove any retaining screws, and slide the old module out before fitting the new RLC-106 module the same way it came out.
Does the price reflect the size of the PRO9000 series projectors?
Largely, yes. Lamps built for larger installation and venue projectors like the PRO9000 series tend to cost more than lamps for compact or portable models, reflecting their bigger housing and higher-output bulb.
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.




