GENUINE OEM INSIDERLC-113 bare projector lamp for Viewsonic projectors
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RLC-113 bare projector lamp

Fits 1 projector model from Viewsonic.

SKU LA-11711 · MPN RLC-113

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This bare lamp is listed under Viewsonic's own code, RLC-113, and is built for a single projector: the PG703W. It ships without a housing, so it is designed to be fitted into the cage already inside your projector. Viewsonic does not offer any alternative code for this lamp.

Because no wattage or lamp-life figure is published for the RLC-113, we can't quote either here; go by the part number itself when confirming this is the right lamp for your PG703W. As a bare bulb, fitting means removing the old lamp from its housing and transferring the new one across, rather than swapping a complete module.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-11711
  • Compatibility — 1 projector models

Common questions

Does the RLC-113 come as a bare lamp or a full module?
Bare lamp only. You keep the housing that's already inside your PG703W and fit the new bulb into it, rather than replacing the housing and lamp together as a single assembled unit.

Is there a wattage or hours rating listed for the RLC-113?
No figures are published for this lamp, so we list it by part number and projector fit rather than by wattage or lamp life, using the RLC-113 code as the reliable reference point.

Which projectors use the RLC-113?
Just the Viewsonic PG703W. It isn't shared with any other model in the range, so there's no compatibility list to check beyond confirming your projector's model plate reads PG703W.

Should I clean the housing before fitting a new bare lamp into my PG703W?
It's worth wiping away any dust inside the housing before fitting the new RLC-113, since dust on the reflector can affect brightness and cooling once the lamp is running.

What does "original" mean for a lamp like this?
It means the bulb is made to the projector manufacturer's own specification rather than a generic substitute, even though a bare lamp carries no separate branding of its own.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-11711
COMPATIBILITY1 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Does the RLC-113 come as a bare lamp or a full module?

Bare lamp only. You keep the housing that's already inside your PG703W and fit the new bulb into it, rather than replacing the housing and lamp together as a single assembled unit.

Is there a wattage or hours rating listed for the RLC-113?

No figures are published for this lamp, so we list it by part number and projector fit rather than by wattage or lamp life, using the RLC-113 code as the reliable reference point.

Which projectors use the RLC-113?

Just the Viewsonic PG703W. It isn't shared with any other model in the range, so there's no compatibility list to check beyond confirming your projector's model plate reads PG703W.

Should I clean the housing before fitting a new bare lamp into my PG703W?

It's worth wiping away any dust inside the housing before fitting the new RLC-113, since dust on the reflector can affect brightness and cooling once the lamp is running.

What does "original" mean for a lamp like this?

It means the bulb is made to the projector manufacturer's own specification rather than a generic substitute, even though a bare lamp carries no separate branding of its own.