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BL-FP165A projector lamp with module

Fits 7 projector models from Geha · Optoma.

SKU LA-09128 · MPN BL-FP165A · 165 W · 3,000 h

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Seven projectors share this same 165 watt, 3,000 hour lamp: Optoma's EW330, EW330e, EX330, EX330e, TW330 and TX330, plus the Geha Compact 225. This listing is the complete module - bulb and housing together - so it suits machines where the original cage is worn, cracked, or where you'd simply rather not handle the bare bulb yourself.

Optoma's own reference for this lamp is SP.89Z01GC01, occasionally printed with a full stop as SP.89Z01G.C01 - both describe the same part as BL-FP165A. Buying the module rather than the bare bulb means the connector and reflector are new as well as the bulb, which is worth choosing if your current housing shows any scorching or a loose fit.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 165 W
  • Rated life — 3,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09128
  • Compatibility — 7 projector models

Common questions

Why buy the module instead of just the bulb for an EW330?
The module includes a fresh housing and connector alongside the bulb, so it's the safer choice if your current cage is cracked, scorched, or the electrical contacts feel loose. If your housing is still sound, the bare-bulb version is cheaper.

Are SP.89Z01GC01 and SP.89Z01G.C01 the same part number?
Yes, the punctuation difference is just how the code has been printed in different places across Optoma's documentation - both refer to the same lamp as BL-FP165A regardless of which version you see.

Does this module fit the Geha Compact 225 as well as Optoma models?
Yes. The Geha Compact 225 uses the same internal lamp assembly as Optoma's 330 series, so this module fits without modification, regardless of which of the two badges is on your projector.

Do I need any tools to swap the module myself?
Most Optoma 330-series projectors use a lamp door secured with a captive screw, opened without special tools. Always let the projector cool and switch it off at the wall first.

What happens if I don't reset the lamp timer after fitting this?
The projector will keep counting from where the old bulb left off, so its on-screen lamp-life warning will be inaccurate. Reset the timer from the menu once the new module is in.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE165 W
RATED LIFE3,000 h
SKULA-09128
COMPATIBILITY7 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Why buy the module instead of just the bulb for an EW330?

The module includes a fresh housing and connector alongside the bulb, so it's the safer choice if your current cage is cracked, scorched, or the electrical contacts feel loose. If your housing is still sound, the bare-bulb version is cheaper.

Are SP.89Z01GC01 and SP.89Z01G.C01 the same part number?

Yes, the punctuation difference is just how the code has been printed in different places across Optoma's documentation - both refer to the same lamp as BL-FP165A regardless of which version you see.

Does this module fit the Geha Compact 225 as well as Optoma models?

Yes. The Geha Compact 225 uses the same internal lamp assembly as Optoma's 330 series, so this module fits without modification, regardless of which of the two badges is on your projector.

Do I need any tools to swap the module myself?

Most Optoma 330-series projectors use a lamp door secured with a captive screw, opened without special tools. Always let the projector cool and switch it off at the wall first.

What happens if I don't reset the lamp timer after fitting this?

The projector will keep counting from where the old bulb left off, so its on-screen lamp-life warning will be inaccurate. Reset the timer from the menu once the new module is in.