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BL-FP180E projector lamp with module
Fits 21 projector models from Optoma.
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BL-FP180E covers an unusually wide spread of Optoma projectors, twenty-one in total, running from the short-throw ES523ST and EW533ST through the GameTime GT360, GT700 and GT720 to the PRO180ST and PRO450W. At 180 watts and roughly 5,000 rated hours, it arrives as a complete module with the bulb already seated in its housing.
The identical lamp also appears under the codes SP.8EF01G.C01 and SP.8EF01GC01, which is simply the same reference written with or without the punctuation. Because so many projector names share this one lamp, check your unit's exact model against the list rather than assuming by family name alone, since GT700 and GT720 are not interchangeable with every ST model despite the similar naming.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 5,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09745
- Compatibility — 21 projector models
Common questions
Why does one lamp cover so many different Optoma projectors?
Optoma reused the same 180 watt engine and lamp module across several product lines released around the same period, including the GameTime home entertainment range and the ES, EW, EX short-throw business range, which is why BL-FP180E fits twenty-one distinct model names.
Are SP.8EF01G.C01 and SP.8EF01GC01 different lamps?
No, they are the same part number, one written with a period after the G and one without. Both refer to the identical BL-FP180E lamp module, so either printing on your old lamp label confirms the match.
Does the GameTime GT720 use the same lamp as the GT360?
Yes, Optoma's GameTime GT360, GT700 and GT720 all share the BL-FP180E module, along with the PRO180ST and PRO450W and the wider ES, EW, EX and TX models listed here.
What does 'with module' mean for this lamp?
It means the bulb comes pre-fitted inside its own housing, so you replace the whole assembly as one unit rather than opening a housing and swapping a bare bulb by hand.
How can I check I have the right model before ordering?
Look at the model name printed on your projector's casing or in its on-screen menu, and match it exactly against the list here, since Optoma's GameTime, ES, EW, EX, TX and PRO names can look similar at a glance.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one lamp cover so many different Optoma projectors?
Optoma reused the same 180 watt engine and lamp module across several product lines released around the same period, including the GameTime home entertainment range and the ES, EW, EX short-throw business range, which is why BL-FP180E fits twenty-one distinct model names.
Are SP.8EF01G.C01 and SP.8EF01GC01 different lamps?
No, they are the same part number, one written with a period after the G and one without. Both refer to the identical BL-FP180E lamp module, so either printing on your old lamp label confirms the match.
Does the GameTime GT720 use the same lamp as the GT360?
Yes, Optoma's GameTime GT360, GT700 and GT720 all share the BL-FP180E module, along with the PRO180ST and PRO450W and the wider ES, EW, EX and TX models listed here.
What does 'with module' mean for this lamp?
It means the bulb comes pre-fitted inside its own housing, so you replace the whole assembly as one unit rather than opening a housing and swapping a bare bulb by hand.
How can I check I have the right model before ordering?
Look at the model name printed on your projector's casing or in its on-screen menu, and match it exactly against the list here, since Optoma's GameTime, ES, EW, EX, TX and PRO names can look similar at a glance.
Other Optoma 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.
