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BL-FP150C projector lamp module

Fits 3 projector models from Optoma.

SKU LA-10974 · MPN BL-FP150C · 150 W · 2,000 h

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BL-FP150C is a 150-watt lamp module rated at 2,000 hours, made for three closely related Optoma projectors: the EP736, EP737 and its EzPro 737 badge. All three share the same optical engine, which is why one lamp module covers the whole trio.

EzPro 737 is simply Optoma's earlier naming for the EP737, so if your projector carries either badge this lamp is the correct match. The same part is also listed as SP.86302.001, useful to know if that is the code printed on your projector's original documentation.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 150 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-10974
  • Compatibility — 3 projector models

Common questions

Is the EzPro 737 the same projector as the EP737?
Yes, EzPro 737 was Optoma's earlier branding for what is now called the EP737. Both use the identical lamp module, so BL-FP150C fits either name.

Does BL-FP150C also fit the Optoma EP736?
Yes, the EP736 is covered alongside the EP737 and EzPro 737. All three models in this small family share the same 150-watt lamp and housing.

What does SP.86302.001 refer to?
It is an alternative part number for this same lamp module, which may appear on older Optoma documentation or packaging for the EP736 and EP737 range.

What sort of service life should an EP736 owner expect from the BL-FP150C?
BL-FP150C carries a 2,000-hour rating under Optoma's standard conditions. Business projectors like the EP736 and EP737 that run for long meeting or classroom sessions will reach that figure faster than occasional use.

Is fitting a module different from fitting a bare bulb on these models?
Yes, the module replaces the bulb and housing together as one sealed unit, so there is no need to separate the old bulb from its cage or transfer anything between housings.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE150 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-10974
COMPATIBILITY3 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Is the EzPro 737 the same projector as the EP737?

Yes, EzPro 737 was Optoma's earlier branding for what is now called the EP737. Both use the identical lamp module, so BL-FP150C fits either name.

Does BL-FP150C also fit the Optoma EP736?

Yes, the EP736 is covered alongside the EP737 and EzPro 737. All three models in this small family share the same 150-watt lamp and housing.

What does SP.86302.001 refer to?

It is an alternative part number for this same lamp module, which may appear on older Optoma documentation or packaging for the EP736 and EP737 range.

What sort of service life should an EP736 owner expect from the BL-FP150C?

BL-FP150C carries a 2,000-hour rating under Optoma's standard conditions. Business projectors like the EP736 and EP737 that run for long meeting or classroom sessions will reach that figure faster than occasional use.

Is fitting a module different from fitting a bare bulb on these models?

Yes, the module replaces the bulb and housing together as one sealed unit, so there is no need to separate the old bulb from its cage or transfer anything between housings.