BenQ 5J.JAM05.001 Projector Lamp Module
Best replacement lamp for restoring clarity to professional and educational projectors.
This replacement module is the most reliable way to breathe new life into a dim projector without replacing the entire unit. While you sacrifice the novelty of a new machine, you gain professional-grade clarity and a straightforward installation that keeps your existing setup running for years.
$74.99
Who it's for
- Projector owners prioritizing long-term hardware safety and component longevity
- Home theater enthusiasts demanding original color and brightness accuracy
- Users wanting a quick, safe, and hassle-free bulb replacement
Who should skip it
- Online shoppers wary of navigating complex, counterfeit-heavy marketplaces
- Budget-conscious shoppers seeking the lowest possible maintenance costs
- Heavy users needing a more permanent, non-consumable display solution
Performance breakdown
Lumen Output
Ushio technology ensures high-intensity brightness for professional-grade visual clarity.
Installation Simplicity
The pre-assembled housing module makes swapping lamps a quick, frustration-free task.
Lamp Longevity
Standard two-thousand-hour lifespan offers reliable performance for typical business and educational cycles.
Color Accuracy
P-VIP technology maintains consistent color reproduction for vibrant, true-to-life presentations.
Build Standards
Strict ISO9001 manufacturing ensures consistent quality control across every unit.
System Compatibility
Engineered specifically for high-end BenQ projectors to ensure seamless hardware integration.
Key Specs
Lamp Type
P-VIP
Wattage
280W
Rated Life Hours
2,000 hours
Housing Included
Yes (Module with Housing)
Certifications
ISO9001 standards
Compatible Projectors
BenQ PW9250, PX9600, PX9510, PU9530, PW9500, PW9520
Country of Origin
China
Lamp Technology
UHP
Lamp Manufacturer
Ushio
Compatible Projector Manufacturer
BenQ
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