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BL-FP200E bare projector lamp
Fits 3 projector models from Optoma.
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The Optoma HD71, HD710 and HD75 all take this BL-FP200E bulb, rated at 200 watts with roughly 2,000 hours of expected life. This listing is for the bare lamp only, meant to be fitted back into the housing your projector already has installed.
Optoma also references this same bulb as SP.8AE01GC01, so that code on an old lamp still points to BL-FP200E. We separately list this lamp already fitted into a full housing, which is the better choice if your current module's cage or connector has failed rather than just the bulb inside it.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09796
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between buying the bare bulb and the module version of BL-FP200E?
The bare bulb, this listing, reuses your existing lamp housing, while the module version replaces the housing as well. Choose the module if your current housing shows cracks, discolouration or a loose electrical connection.
Do the HD71, HD710 and HD75 all use the exact same lamp?
Yes, all three models are specified for the identical BL-FP200E bulb, so there is no need to distinguish between the HD71, HD710 and HD75 when ordering this replacement.
Is SP.8AE01GC01 an older code for this lamp?
It is an alternative reference for the same BL-FP200E bulb rather than a separate product, so either code appearing on your existing lamp confirms this is the correct match.
What signs suggest my HD71's lamp needs replacing?
A dimmer image, a noticeable colour shift, flickering, or an on-screen lamp warning are the usual signs. Once any of these appear consistently, it is a reasonable point to fit a replacement bulb.
Can I fit this bare bulb without professional help?
Most owners can fit it themselves by following the projector's manual: powering down, letting the unit cool, opening the lamp compartment and seating the new bulb the same way the old one was fitted.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the difference between buying the bare bulb and the module version of BL-FP200E?
The bare bulb, this listing, reuses your existing lamp housing, while the module version replaces the housing as well. Choose the module if your current housing shows cracks, discolouration or a loose electrical connection.
Do the HD71, HD710 and HD75 all use the exact same lamp?
Yes, all three models are specified for the identical BL-FP200E bulb, so there is no need to distinguish between the HD71, HD710 and HD75 when ordering this replacement.
Is SP.8AE01GC01 an older code for this lamp?
It is an alternative reference for the same BL-FP200E bulb rather than a separate product, so either code appearing on your existing lamp confirms this is the correct match.
What signs suggest my HD71's lamp needs replacing?
A dimmer image, a noticeable colour shift, flickering, or an on-screen lamp warning are the usual signs. Once any of these appear consistently, it is a reasonable point to fit a replacement bulb.
Can I fit this bare bulb without professional help?
Most owners can fit it themselves by following the projector's manual: powering down, letting the unit cool, opening the lamp compartment and seating the new bulb the same way the old one was fitted.
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.
