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RS-LP09 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 2 projector models from Canon.
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Built for two Canon REALiS models, RS-LP09 serves the WUX6000 and Xeed WUX6010 projectors as a complete lamp and housing unit. Canon's documentation lists several near-identical strings for each model, including REALiSWUX6000, REALiSWUX6000-D, REALiSWUX6010 and REALiSWUX6010D, but they all resolve to this same module.
With so many near-duplicate reference strings attached to this lamp, the simplest way to confirm a match is the projector name itself: REALiS WUX6000 or Xeed WUX6010. RS-LP09 is the code we use as the primary listing, with the longer strings kept on file in case your projector's menu displays one of those instead. This is supplied as a full module, not a bare bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11349
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why are there so many alternative codes listed for RS-LP09?
Canon's internal documentation uses slightly different strings for the REALiS and Xeed branding of the same projector platform, and for standard versus 'D' suffix variants. All of them point to the identical RS-LP09 lamp module, so any one of them confirms a match.
What is the difference between REALiS WUX6000 and Xeed WUX6010?
REALiS and Xeed are Canon's naming conventions for the same projector line in different markets. The WUX6000 and WUX6010 share the RS-LP09 lamp module, so the naming difference does not affect which lamp you need.
Is the RS-LP09 exchanged as one sealed Canon assembly?
Yes. RS-LP09 is supplied as a complete module with the bulb already fitted inside its housing, so the whole assembly is exchanged as one unit rather than separating a bulb from an existing frame.
Will the projector need a lamp counter reset after I fit this?
Many Canon projectors in this range track lamp hours through an on-screen menu, and some prompt a reset once a new module is detected. Check your specific model's menu, since the exact steps differ across firmware versions.
Given the many RS-LP09 code variants, what is the safest pre-order check?
Look at your projector's model plate for either WUX6000 or WUX6010, under the REALiS or Xeed name. Since several string variants exist for this same part, the projector name is a more reliable check than trying to match a long code exactly.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why are there so many alternative codes listed for RS-LP09?
Canon's internal documentation uses slightly different strings for the REALiS and Xeed branding of the same projector platform, and for standard versus 'D' suffix variants. All of them point to the identical RS-LP09 lamp module, so any one of them confirms a match.
What is the difference between REALiS WUX6000 and Xeed WUX6010?
REALiS and Xeed are Canon's naming conventions for the same projector line in different markets. The WUX6000 and WUX6010 share the RS-LP09 lamp module, so the naming difference does not affect which lamp you need.
Is the RS-LP09 exchanged as one sealed Canon assembly?
Yes. RS-LP09 is supplied as a complete module with the bulb already fitted inside its housing, so the whole assembly is exchanged as one unit rather than separating a bulb from an existing frame.
Will the projector need a lamp counter reset after I fit this?
Many Canon projectors in this range track lamp hours through an on-screen menu, and some prompt a reset once a new module is detected. Check your specific model's menu, since the exact steps differ across firmware versions.
Given the many RS-LP09 code variants, what is the safest pre-order check?
Look at your projector's model plate for either WUX6000 or WUX6010, under the REALiS or Xeed name. Since several string variants exist for this same part, the projector name is a more reliable check than trying to match a long code exactly.
Other Canon 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.
