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69615 projector lamp with module
Fits 13 projector models from 3M · Optoma · Planar · Vivitek.
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Part 69615 replaces the factory-fit lamp in 3M AD30X, AD40X and DE.5811100038.SO units, along with Optoma EP772, EX772, EzPro 772, OPX3500 and TX775, Planar PR3010, PR3020, PR5020 and PR5022, and the Vivitek DT35MX. It is supplied as a complete module rated for 2000 hours, ready to install without any wattage figure listed for this part.
This lamp is also catalogued as 5811100038, BL-FP260A, DE.5811100.038, DE.5811100038, H1Z1DSP00002 and DE.581110003, all naming the same physical unit, so match any of these against your old lamp's label if 69615 alone does not appear. As a module, the bulb and housing arrive fitted together, so no separate housing needs to be sourced. Wattage is not published for this part, so it is left out here rather than estimated.
At a glance
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10970
- Compatibility — 13 projector models
Common questions
Which Planar models take the 69615 lamp?
The 69615 module fits the Planar PR3010, PR3020, PR5020 and PR5022, as well as 3M AD30X and AD40X, Optoma EP772, EX772, EzPro 772, OPX3500 and TX775, and the Vivitek DT35MX.
Is a wattage figure available for this lamp?
No wattage is published for part 69615, so none is stated on this listing. The lamp is rated for 2000 hours of use; check your projector's own documentation if you need the exact power draw.
What is the difference between a bare lamp and a lamp with module?
A bare lamp is just the bulb, meant to be swapped into your existing housing. A lamp with module, like this 69615, includes the housing and cage already fitted, so it drops straight into the projector as a complete unit.
Are DE.5811100038 and 69615 the same lamp?
Yes. DE.5811100038, DE.5811100.038, DE.581110003, 5811100038, BL-FP260A and H1Z1DSP00002 are alternative codes for this same lamp, so any of them appearing on your old unit's label confirms this is the correct replacement.
How do I fit this lamp into an Optoma projector?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then open the lamp access panel, usually on the underside or side of the unit, remove the retaining screws, lift out the old module and fit this one in its place before reversing the steps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which Planar models take the 69615 lamp?
The 69615 module fits the Planar PR3010, PR3020, PR5020 and PR5022, as well as 3M AD30X and AD40X, Optoma EP772, EX772, EzPro 772, OPX3500 and TX775, and the Vivitek DT35MX.
Is a wattage figure available for this lamp?
No wattage is published for part 69615, so none is stated on this listing. The lamp is rated for 2000 hours of use; check your projector's own documentation if you need the exact power draw.
What is the difference between a bare lamp and a lamp with module?
A bare lamp is just the bulb, meant to be swapped into your existing housing. A lamp with module, like this 69615, includes the housing and cage already fitted, so it drops straight into the projector as a complete unit.
Are DE.5811100038 and 69615 the same lamp?
Yes. DE.5811100038, DE.5811100.038, DE.581110003, 5811100038, BL-FP260A and H1Z1DSP00002 are alternative codes for this same lamp, so any of them appearing on your old unit's label confirms this is the correct replacement.
How do I fit this lamp into an Optoma projector?
Power down and unplug the projector, let it cool, then open the lamp access panel, usually on the underside or side of the unit, remove the retaining screws, lift out the old module and fit this one in its place before reversing the steps.
Other 3M 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.
