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5811116037-SOT projector lamp with module
Fits 18 projector models from Optoma.
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5811116037-SOT is a complete lamp and housing unit rated at 180 watts with a 3,000-hour expected life, built to fit eighteen Optoma projectors from the compact ES522 and EX532 through to the TX532 and DX617. Because it is supplied as a full module, there is no need to open the old housing or handle a loose bulb during installation.
The same lamp also appears under the codes BL-FP180D, DE.5811116037 and DE.5811116037-S, so check your projector's old lamp sticker against all four numbers if you are unsure. A bare bulb-only version of this lamp is also available separately for anyone who already has a working housing. Confirm your exact model number, since the ES and EX ranges share several similar codes.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09679
- Compatibility — 18 projector models
Common questions
Is 5811116037-SOT the same lamp as BL-FP180D?
Yes, we list 5811116037-SOT, BL-FP180D, DE.5811116037 and DE.5811116037-S as the same lamp under four different codes, so any of these on your old unit points to this product.
Does this lamp fit the Optoma EB240 projector?
Yes, the EB240 is on the compatibility list for 5811116037-SOT, alongside seventeen other Optoma models including the ES522, EX532, EZ570 and TX532, so the same module fits across the range.
If my housing is fine, can I buy just the bulb instead of 5811116037-SOT?
Yes, a bare version that reuses your existing housing is listed separately, which is worth choosing if your current housing is undamaged and only the bulb has failed.
How do I fit a full module compared with a bare bulb?
A module is removed and replaced as one sealed unit, lifted out of the projector and swapped for the new assembly, whereas a bare bulb requires opening that housing first to reach the bulb inside.
What does 3,000 hours mean for this lamp?
It is the expected life the lamp is rated to before brightness typically drops enough to warrant replacement, at its rated 180 watts; actual results depend on usage and ventilation.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is 5811116037-SOT the same lamp as BL-FP180D?
Yes, we list 5811116037-SOT, BL-FP180D, DE.5811116037 and DE.5811116037-S as the same lamp under four different codes, so any of these on your old unit points to this product.
Does this lamp fit the Optoma EB240 projector?
Yes, the EB240 is on the compatibility list for 5811116037-SOT, alongside seventeen other Optoma models including the ES522, EX532, EZ570 and TX532, so the same module fits across the range.
If my housing is fine, can I buy just the bulb instead of 5811116037-SOT?
Yes, a bare version that reuses your existing housing is listed separately, which is worth choosing if your current housing is undamaged and only the bulb has failed.
How do I fit a full module compared with a bare bulb?
A module is removed and replaced as one sealed unit, lifted out of the projector and swapped for the new assembly, whereas a bare bulb requires opening that housing first to reach the bulb inside.
What does 3,000 hours mean for this lamp?
It is the expected life the lamp is rated to before brightness typically drops enough to warrant replacement, at its rated 180 watts; actual results depend on usage and ventilation.
Other Optoma 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.
