GENUINE OEM INSIDERLC-120-07A bare projector lamp for Viewsonic projectors
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RLC-120-07A bare projector lamp

Fits 6 projector models from Viewsonic.

SKU LA-10559 · MPN RLC-120-07A

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$515.39 USD
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Six projectors across Viewsonic's install range need RLC-120-07A: the PG706WU, PJ870, PJ880, PJ885, PX727HD and THD732. This is the bare bulb, without housing, and its higher price reflects the larger, higher-output lamp these installation-class projectors are built around, since venue-scale units need considerably more light output than compact classroom models.

With the PJ870, PJ880 and PJ885 forming a numbered family and the PG706WU, PX727HD and THD732 sitting alongside them, check your exact model label carefully, since RLC-120-07A's long code makes it easy to confuse with shorter, similar-looking part numbers on older Viewsonic lamps.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10559
  • Compatibility — 6 projector models

Common questions

Why does this lamp cost more than most others you list?
RLC-120-07A is built for larger installation-class Viewsonic projectors, including the PJ870, PJ880 and PJ885, which typically use bigger, higher-output lamps than compact classroom or business models, and that is reflected in the price.

What distinguishes the PJ870, PJ880 and PJ885 from each other?
These three sit close together in Viewsonic's numbering, likely differing in resolution or brightness output, but all three, along with the PG706WU, PX727HD and THD732, take the identical RLC-120-07A lamp.

Is the "-07A" part of the code important when ordering?
Yes, include the full code, RLC-120-07A, rather than a shortened version, since installation-class Viewsonic lamps can have similar-looking numbers that refer to different parts entirely.

Why is there no dedicated photo for such an expensive lamp?
Not every listing in our catalogue has a specific product photo yet, including this one, so a placeholder image is shown. The RLC-120-07A code and its fit for these six projectors remain accurate.

Does the THD732 need any special handling compared with the other five models?
No, the fitting process for RLC-120-07A is the same across all six compatible projectors, including the THD732, since they share the identical bare lamp and housing design.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-10559
COMPATIBILITY6 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Why does this lamp cost more than most others you list?

RLC-120-07A is built for larger installation-class Viewsonic projectors, including the PJ870, PJ880 and PJ885, which typically use bigger, higher-output lamps than compact classroom or business models, and that is reflected in the price.

What distinguishes the PJ870, PJ880 and PJ885 from each other?

These three sit close together in Viewsonic's numbering, likely differing in resolution or brightness output, but all three, along with the PG706WU, PX727HD and THD732, take the identical RLC-120-07A lamp.

Is the "-07A" part of the code important when ordering?

Yes, include the full code, RLC-120-07A, rather than a shortened version, since installation-class Viewsonic lamps can have similar-looking numbers that refer to different parts entirely.

Why is there no dedicated photo for such an expensive lamp?

Not every listing in our catalogue has a specific product photo yet, including this one, so a placeholder image is shown. The RLC-120-07A code and its fit for these six projectors remain accurate.

Does the THD732 need any special handling compared with the other five models?

No, the fitting process for RLC-120-07A is the same across all six compatible projectors, including the THD732, since they share the identical bare lamp and housing design.