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RLC-118 projector lamp module
Fits 6 projector models from Benq · Viewsonic.
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Six projectors across two brands rely on this same module: Benq's MH5005, MH560, MW560 and TH575, plus Viewsonic's PX706HD and VS17266. Whichever of the two brands your projector carries, the lamp itself is identical, supplied complete with housing and ready to fit into the standard mounting bay.
This lamp is listed under three interchangeable codes, RLC-118, 5J.JNF05.001 and 5J.JNG05.001, all referring to the same physical part, so whichever of the three is printed on your old lamp or projector label, this is the correct listing. As a full module, it replaces both the bulb and housing together in one step.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11812
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Are RLC-118, 5J.JNF05.001 and 5J.JNG05.001 really the same lamp?
Yes, these three codes all describe the identical module in our catalogue; different reference numbers have been used for the same part over time, so we list all three for clarity.
Why do a Benq and a Viewsonic projector take the same lamp?
Some projector ranges are built on shared underlying designs even when sold under different brand names, and the MH5005, MH560, MW560, TH575, PX706HD and VS17266 form one such shared group.
Which of the six listed projectors does my RLC-118 order need to match?
Check your projector's model number against Benq's MH5005, MH560, MW560 and TH575, or Viewsonic's PX706HD and VS17266; any one of these six confirms this module is the correct fit.
Does fitting this module require any settings to be changed?
No specific configuration is normally needed; once the RLC-118 module is seated in the lamp bay and the access panel closed, the projector detects it and resumes normal operation.
How should I dispose of the old lamp once it is replaced?
Projector lamps should go to a proper electronics or lamp recycling point rather than general household waste, since they contain materials that need controlled handling.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Are RLC-118, 5J.JNF05.001 and 5J.JNG05.001 really the same lamp?
Yes, these three codes all describe the identical module in our catalogue; different reference numbers have been used for the same part over time, so we list all three for clarity.
Why do a Benq and a Viewsonic projector take the same lamp?
Some projector ranges are built on shared underlying designs even when sold under different brand names, and the MH5005, MH560, MW560, TH575, PX706HD and VS17266 form one such shared group.
Which of the six listed projectors does my RLC-118 order need to match?
Check your projector's model number against Benq's MH5005, MH560, MW560 and TH575, or Viewsonic's PX706HD and VS17266; any one of these six confirms this module is the correct fit.
Does fitting this module require any settings to be changed?
No specific configuration is normally needed; once the RLC-118 module is seated in the lamp bay and the access panel closed, the projector detects it and resumes normal operation.
How should I dispose of the old lamp once it is replaced?
Projector lamps should go to a proper electronics or lamp recycling point rather than general household waste, since they contain materials that need controlled handling.
Other Benq 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.
