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BL-FP200F bare projector lamp
Fits 15 projector models from Optoma.
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Fifteen Optoma projectors, from the DP7255 and DP7256 duo through the EP628, EP723, EP728, ES628, EW628, EX628 and TX728, rely on BL-FP200F. Rated at 200 watts with a 2000-hour life, it is a bare bulb for projectors that keep their original housing and only need the lamp itself replaced.
Optoma also lists this bulb under SP.89M01GC01, an identical part under a different code, so either number is correct when ordering. With fifteen compatible models on one listing, double-check your exact model suffix, such as EP723 against EP723MX, before completing your order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09727
- Compatibility — 15 projector models
Common questions
How many Optoma projectors use BL-FP200F?
Fifteen models share this bare lamp, including the DP7255, DP7256, EP628, EP723, EP723MX, EP728, EP728i, ES628, EW1610, EW628, EX628, EzPro 723, EzPro 728, PV3225 and TX728.
Is SP.89M01GC01 a separate lamp from BL-FP200F?
No, it is the same 200-watt bare bulb listed under Optoma's alternative part code. You can order using either SP.89M01GC01 or BL-FP200F and receive the identical lamp.
Can eco mode stretch the BL-FP200F beyond its quoted figure?
BL-FP200F carries a 2000-hour rating under standard use, and running your projector in an economy or eco brightness mode, where the model supports it, tends to extend real-world lamp life beyond that figure.
My projector has no image or on-screen photo for this listing — why?
This listing uses a generic image because no product photograph is available for this specific lamp. The specification and fitment details are still accurate; only the photo is a placeholder.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting BL-FP200F?
Many Optoma models in this range include a lamp-hour reset option in the setup or lamp menu, which you should run once the new bulb is fitted so the projector's countdown reflects the new lamp rather than the old one.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How many Optoma projectors use BL-FP200F?
Fifteen models share this bare lamp, including the DP7255, DP7256, EP628, EP723, EP723MX, EP728, EP728i, ES628, EW1610, EW628, EX628, EzPro 723, EzPro 728, PV3225 and TX728.
Is SP.89M01GC01 a separate lamp from BL-FP200F?
No, it is the same 200-watt bare bulb listed under Optoma's alternative part code. You can order using either SP.89M01GC01 or BL-FP200F and receive the identical lamp.
Can eco mode stretch the BL-FP200F beyond its quoted figure?
BL-FP200F carries a 2000-hour rating under standard use, and running your projector in an economy or eco brightness mode, where the model supports it, tends to extend real-world lamp life beyond that figure.
My projector has no image or on-screen photo for this listing — why?
This listing uses a generic image because no product photograph is available for this specific lamp. The specification and fitment details are still accurate; only the photo is a placeholder.
Do I need to reset anything after fitting BL-FP200F?
Many Optoma models in this range include a lamp-hour reset option in the setup or lamp menu, which you should run once the new bulb is fitted so the projector's countdown reflects the new lamp rather than the old one.
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.
