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PowerWarehouse
Replacement DLP lamp restores brightness to ViewSonic PJD5132 projectors, matching OEM part RLC-078
This PowerWarehouse DLP lamp replaces OEM part RLC-078 and is guaranteed 100% compatible with the Viewsonic PJD5132 projector. It restores original brightness and colour performance for home theatre or presentation use. The lamp is supplied new and ready to install.
Verify that your unit is the Viewsonic PJD5132 and that the original lamp part number is RLC-078. This lamp will not fit other Viewsonic models or different projector brands. Ensure the projector housing accepts this specific lamp module before purchase.
| Model | Viewsonic PJD5132 |
|---|---|
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | Replaces OEM# RLC-078 |
The lamp ships as a complete module that matches OEM part RLC-078, so no extra housing or tools are needed for installation.
Only the 78-watt lamp specified by OEM RLC-078 is listed for the PJD5132; a 100-watt version is not offered for this model.
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