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Viewsonic K701-4K projector lamp with module
Fits 7 projector models from Viewsonic.
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The K701-4K heads a group of seven Viewsonic 4K projectors that all take this same lamp module, including the PX701-4K, PX701-4KE, PX701-4KPRO, PX710-4KS, PX710-4KSPRO and RLC-126. As there is no separate part code in our records, we order by that group of projector names, and supply the lamp as a complete assembly.
With so many similarly named PX701 and PX710 variants in this range, it pays to read your projector's full model number carefully, including any PRO or S suffix, before ordering, since each of the seven listed names points to this identical module. Fitting it is a whole-assembly swap rather than a bare bulb transfer.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-12275
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between PX701-4K and PX701-4KPRO for lamp purposes?
None for this lamp: both the PX701-4K and PX701-4KPRO, along with five other listed names, take the identical module, so the PRO suffix does not change which part to order.
Why is K701-4K listed first when the others start with PX?
K701-4K is simply the projector name used as this module's primary identifier in our records; all seven names, including the PX701 and PX710 variants, share the same lamp regardless of naming order.
Does RLC-126 mean there is a manufacturer part number after all?
RLC-126 is listed here as one of the projector names sharing this module, not as a separate manufacturer part code distinct from the others, so it should be read as an identifier rather than a unique code.
How do I avoid ordering the wrong one of seven similar names?
Match your projector's exact model number, including any 4KE, 4KPRO, 4KS or 4KSPRO suffix, against the seven names listed for this module before placing your order.
Is this module suitable for safe handling by a non-technician?
Fitting a complete module is generally straightforward, but always let the projector cool fully first and avoid touching the bulb glass directly, handling it by the housing frame instead.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between PX701-4K and PX701-4KPRO for lamp purposes?
None for this lamp: both the PX701-4K and PX701-4KPRO, along with five other listed names, take the identical module, so the PRO suffix does not change which part to order.
Why is K701-4K listed first when the others start with PX?
K701-4K is simply the projector name used as this module's primary identifier in our records; all seven names, including the PX701 and PX710 variants, share the same lamp regardless of naming order.
Does RLC-126 mean there is a manufacturer part number after all?
RLC-126 is listed here as one of the projector names sharing this module, not as a separate manufacturer part code distinct from the others, so it should be read as an identifier rather than a unique code.
How do I avoid ordering the wrong one of seven similar names?
Match your projector's exact model number, including any 4KE, 4KPRO, 4KS or 4KSPRO suffix, against the seven names listed for this module before placing your order.
Is this module suitable for safe handling by a non-technician?
Fitting a complete module is generally straightforward, but always let the projector cool fully first and avoid touching the bulb glass directly, handling it by the housing frame instead.
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.
