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VLT-HC5000LP projector lamp with module
Fits 7 projector models from Mitsubishi.
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Running at just 160 watts, VLT-HC5000LP is rated for 2,000 hours and covers the Mitsubishi HC4900, HC5000, HC5000(BL), HC5500, HC6000, HC6000(BL) and HC6050 home cinema projectors. It is one of the lower-wattage lamps in this HC range, reflecting the design of these specific models.
The (BL) suffix models are included here alongside the standard HC5000 and HC6000, since both variants take the same module. Fit the complete unit in place of the old one; there is no bare-bulb version listed separately for this lamp.
At a glance
- Wattage — 160 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09489
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
What does the (BL) after HC5000 mean?
It denotes a specific variant of the HC5000 or HC6000 projector, and both the standard and (BL) versions are listed against VLT-HC5000LP, since they share the same lamp specification.
Why is this lamp rated lower than 200 watts?
VLT-HC5000LP runs at 160 watts, which reflects the design of the HC5000 and HC6000 projectors it was built for, rather than any difference in how it should be handled or fitted.
Does the HC6050 use the same lamp as the earlier HC5000?
Yes, the HC6050 is listed alongside the HC4900, HC5000, HC5500, HC6000 and their (BL) variants, all sharing the VLT-HC5000LP module and its 160 watt, 2,000 hour rating.
Can I buy just the bulb for the HC5000 instead of this module?
We list VLT-HC5000LP as a complete module only, with the bulb already fitted inside its housing, and no separate bare-bulb version currently listed for the HC5000 or HC6000 range.
What is the rated hours for this lamp?
VLT-HC5000LP is rated for 2,000 hours at 160 watts, figures that apply across all seven listed models, from the HC4900 through to the HC6050, regardless of which one your projector happens to be.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does the (BL) after HC5000 mean?
It denotes a specific variant of the HC5000 or HC6000 projector, and both the standard and (BL) versions are listed against VLT-HC5000LP, since they share the same lamp specification.
Why is this lamp rated lower than 200 watts?
VLT-HC5000LP runs at 160 watts, which reflects the design of the HC5000 and HC6000 projectors it was built for, rather than any difference in how it should be handled or fitted.
Does the HC6050 use the same lamp as the earlier HC5000?
Yes, the HC6050 is listed alongside the HC4900, HC5000, HC5500, HC6000 and their (BL) variants, all sharing the VLT-HC5000LP module and its 160 watt, 2,000 hour rating.
Can I buy just the bulb for the HC5000 instead of this module?
We list VLT-HC5000LP as a complete module only, with the bulb already fitted inside its housing, and no separate bare-bulb version currently listed for the HC5000 or HC6000 range.
What is the rated hours for this lamp?
VLT-HC5000LP is rated for 2,000 hours at 160 watts, figures that apply across all seven listed models, from the HC4900 through to the HC6050, regardless of which one your projector happens to be.
Other Mitsubishi 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.
