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BL-FP200E projector lamp with module

Fits 3 projector models from Optoma.

SKU LA-09797 · MPN BL-FP200E · 200 W · 2,000 h

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For anyone whose lamp housing has failed rather than just the bulb, this module version of BL-FP200E pairs a fresh 200 watt bulb with a new housing, built for the Optoma HD71, HD710 and HD75. It replaces the complete assembly as one unit.

This module carries the same SP.8AE01GC01 reference as the bare bulb we list separately, since it is built around the identical lamp. Fitting is simpler than a bare bulb swap: remove the old housing complete with its spent lamp and slot this pre-assembled module straight into its place.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 200 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09797
  • Compatibility — 3 projector models

Common questions

Why choose the module over the bare BL-FP200E bulb?
The module is the right choice when your existing lamp housing is cracked, its retaining tabs are broken, or the socket inside it is damaged, since it replaces the housing along with the bulb rather than reusing the old one.

Do I need any tools to fit this lamp module?
Most Optoma HD71, HD710 and HD75 units only need a screwdriver to release the lamp compartment cover and the module's retaining screws, with no other tools typically required to swap the assembly.

Is the bulb inside this module the same as the bare BL-FP200E lamp?
Yes, the bulb itself is identical; the only difference is that this version arrives already seated inside its own housing, ready to install as a single assembly.

How do I reset the lamp timer on the HD71 after fitting this module?
Enter the projector's on-screen menu after installation and locate the lamp settings option to reset the hour counter, so the projector tracks usage correctly from zero for the new lamp.

What does 'original' mean when applied to a lamp like this?
It refers to the bulb itself being the same specification the projector was designed around, in this case a 200 watt lamp built to the BL-FP200E reference, rather than a mismatched substitute.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE200 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-09797
COMPATIBILITY3 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Why choose the module over the bare BL-FP200E bulb?

The module is the right choice when your existing lamp housing is cracked, its retaining tabs are broken, or the socket inside it is damaged, since it replaces the housing along with the bulb rather than reusing the old one.

Do I need any tools to fit this lamp module?

Most Optoma HD71, HD710 and HD75 units only need a screwdriver to release the lamp compartment cover and the module's retaining screws, with no other tools typically required to swap the assembly.

Is the bulb inside this module the same as the bare BL-FP200E lamp?

Yes, the bulb itself is identical; the only difference is that this version arrives already seated inside its own housing, ready to install as a single assembly.

How do I reset the lamp timer on the HD71 after fitting this module?

Enter the projector's on-screen menu after installation and locate the lamp settings option to reset the hour counter, so the projector tracks usage correctly from zero for the new lamp.

What does 'original' mean when applied to a lamp like this?

It refers to the bulb itself being the same specification the projector was designed around, in this case a 200 watt lamp built to the BL-FP200E reference, rather than a mismatched substitute.