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BL-FP150B projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Acer · Nobo · Optoma.
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BL-FP150B was fitted across three brands: the Acer PD110 and PD110Z, the Nobo S11E, and Optoma's EP731, also sold as the EzPro 731. Rated at 120W with a 2000-hour life, it arrives as a complete module with the bulb already housed, ready to swap in as a single unit.
The same part also carries the references EC.J0501.001 and SP.86701.001 in Acer and Optoma documentation, so all three codes describe one lamp. Because this ships as a full module, no separate housing purchase is required. Match your projector's exact model against the five listed here before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10916
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Is the Nobo S11E really the same hardware as the Acer PD110?
We cannot confirm what Nobo and Acer agreed between them, only that both models are listed against the same BL-FP150B lamp on our records, alongside the Optoma EP731 and EzPro 731.
What's the difference between PD110 and PD110Z?
Both take the identical BL-FP150B module according to our records; the Z suffix does not change the lamp required. Check your projector's full model code against either listing to confirm fit.
Does this module need to be reset in the projector's menu after fitting?
Some Optoma and Acer models track cumulative lamp hours and offer a counter reset once a new module is fitted, usually found in the on-screen service or lamp menu. Check your specific model's manual for the exact steps.
Can I fit BL-FP150B without taking the projector apart?
On most of these models the lamp module sits behind a small access panel accessed from the outside of the case, so full disassembly is not normally needed. Refer to your model's manual for the panel location.
How do the EP731 and EzPro 731 differ?
They are the same projector marketed under two names by Optoma, and both take the identical BL-FP150B module. Either designation printed on your unit confirms this is the correct lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is the Nobo S11E really the same hardware as the Acer PD110?
We cannot confirm what Nobo and Acer agreed between them, only that both models are listed against the same BL-FP150B lamp on our records, alongside the Optoma EP731 and EzPro 731.
What's the difference between PD110 and PD110Z?
Both take the identical BL-FP150B module according to our records; the Z suffix does not change the lamp required. Check your projector's full model code against either listing to confirm fit.
Does this module need to be reset in the projector's menu after fitting?
Some Optoma and Acer models track cumulative lamp hours and offer a counter reset once a new module is fitted, usually found in the on-screen service or lamp menu. Check your specific model's manual for the exact steps.
Can I fit BL-FP150B without taking the projector apart?
On most of these models the lamp module sits behind a small access panel accessed from the outside of the case, so full disassembly is not normally needed. Refer to your model's manual for the panel location.
How do the EP731 and EzPro 731 differ?
They are the same projector marketed under two names by Optoma, and both take the identical BL-FP150B module. Either designation printed on your unit confirms this is the correct lamp.
Other Acer 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.
