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BL-FP165A bare projector lamp
Fits 7 projector models from Geha · Optoma.
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BL-FP165A is a 165 watt bulb rated for roughly 3,000 hours, sold here without a housing. It's the lamp fitted inside six Optoma models - EW330, EW330e, EX330, EX330e, TW330 and TX330 - as well as the Geha Compact 225, so one part covers both brands' versions of the same projector platform.
Optoma also lists this lamp as SP.89Z01GC01, so if your old bulb or service manual shows that code instead, you're still looking at the right product. Because this is the bare bulb rather than the module, it's meant for replacing just the lamp inside a housing you already have - check your projector still has its original cage before ordering this version.
At a glance
- Wattage — 165 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09127
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
Does the Geha Compact 225 use the same lamp as the Optoma EW330?
Yes. The Geha Compact 225 is built on the same platform as Optoma's 330 series, so it takes the identical BL-FP165A bulb - there's no separate Geha-branded version to track down.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and SP.89Z01GC01?
Nothing - SP.89Z01GC01 is simply Optoma's own part number for the same bulb sold here as BL-FP165A. Either code points to the identical lamp, so use whichever one appears on your existing bulb.
Can I fit this bulb myself, or do I need the housing too?
This listing is the bare bulb only. If your projector's existing cage or housing is undamaged, you can transfer the new bulb into it; if the housing itself is cracked or the connector has failed, you'll need the version sold with a module instead.
Will my projector's lamp-hours counter need resetting after I fit this?
Yes. Once the new bulb is installed, reset the lamp timer from the projector's menu so the remaining-life indicator reads correctly again rather than continuing to count down from the old bulb's hours.
How do I know this is the right lamp for my TW330 or TX330?
Check the part number on your existing bulb or in the projector's lamp menu against BL-FP165A or SP.89Z01GC01 - both TW330 and TX330 share this same lamp across Optoma's 330 range.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the Geha Compact 225 use the same lamp as the Optoma EW330?
Yes. The Geha Compact 225 is built on the same platform as Optoma's 330 series, so it takes the identical BL-FP165A bulb - there's no separate Geha-branded version to track down.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and SP.89Z01GC01?
Nothing - SP.89Z01GC01 is simply Optoma's own part number for the same bulb sold here as BL-FP165A. Either code points to the identical lamp, so use whichever one appears on your existing bulb.
Can I fit this bulb myself, or do I need the housing too?
This listing is the bare bulb only. If your projector's existing cage or housing is undamaged, you can transfer the new bulb into it; if the housing itself is cracked or the connector has failed, you'll need the version sold with a module instead.
Will my projector's lamp-hours counter need resetting after I fit this?
Yes. Once the new bulb is installed, reset the lamp timer from the projector's menu so the remaining-life indicator reads correctly again rather than continuing to count down from the old bulb's hours.
How do I know this is the right lamp for my TW330 or TX330?
Check the part number on your existing bulb or in the projector's lamp menu against BL-FP165A or SP.89Z01GC01 - both TW330 and TX330 share this same lamp across Optoma's 330 range.
Other Geha 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.
