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BL-FP230F projector lamp with module
Fits 32 projector models from Optoma.
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With thirty-two compatible Optoma models, BL-FP230F is one of the most widely shared lamps in the range, covering the EW605ST, EW610ST, EX605ST, EX610ST, OP260ST, OP310ST, TW610ST, TX610ST and W610ST families along with their EDU and c/i variants, plus the XE3503. It supplies a 230 watt bulb already fitted into its housing.
The same module carries the alternative codes SP.8JA01G.C01 and SP.8JA01GC01, differing only in punctuation. Given how many near-identical model names share this lamp, including EDU, STc and STi suffixes, confirm the exact designation on your projector rather than assuming any 'ST' model in the Optoma range takes this part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09748
- Compatibility — 32 projector models
Common questions
Does BL-FP230F fit the EDU versions of these Optoma projectors as well?
Yes, models such as the EW605ST-EDU, EX605ST-EDU and EX610ST-EDU take the same BL-FP230F lamp as their standard counterparts, since the EDU suffix denotes an education-channel variant rather than a different lamp engine.
What do the STc and STi suffixes mean for this lamp's compatibility?
They denote variants within the same short-throw family, such as the EW610STc and EW610STi, and both still use the BL-FP230F module. The suffix relates to connectivity or configuration, not to a different lamp requirement.
Are SP.8JA01G.C01 and SP.8JA01GC01 two different lamps?
No, they are the same code with and without a period, both referring to this BL-FP230F module. You will see either version depending on which Optoma document or old lamp label you are checking against.
With thirty-two models listed, how do I confirm this is right for my projector?
Match the exact model name on your projector, including any ST, EDU, c or i suffix, against the list above. If your model appears anywhere in that list, BL-FP230F is the specified lamp for it.
Is this lamp sold with a housing or as a bare bulb?
This listing is the module version, meaning the bulb comes already fitted inside a new housing, so you replace the complete assembly rather than handling a loose bulb yourself.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does BL-FP230F fit the EDU versions of these Optoma projectors as well?
Yes, models such as the EW605ST-EDU, EX605ST-EDU and EX610ST-EDU take the same BL-FP230F lamp as their standard counterparts, since the EDU suffix denotes an education-channel variant rather than a different lamp engine.
What do the STc and STi suffixes mean for this lamp's compatibility?
They denote variants within the same short-throw family, such as the EW610STc and EW610STi, and both still use the BL-FP230F module. The suffix relates to connectivity or configuration, not to a different lamp requirement.
Are SP.8JA01G.C01 and SP.8JA01GC01 two different lamps?
No, they are the same code with and without a period, both referring to this BL-FP230F module. You will see either version depending on which Optoma document or old lamp label you are checking against.
With thirty-two models listed, how do I confirm this is right for my projector?
Match the exact model name on your projector, including any ST, EDU, c or i suffix, against the list above. If your model appears anywhere in that list, BL-FP230F is the specified lamp for it.
Is this lamp sold with a housing or as a bare bulb?
This listing is the module version, meaning the bulb comes already fitted inside a new housing, so you replace the complete assembly rather than handling a loose bulb yourself.
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.
