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BL-FP280B bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Optoma.
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Optoma's EP776 range and the closely related EzPro 776, OPX4100 and TX776 all share one bare lamp: BL-FP280B. Rated at 280 watts with a 2000-hour life, it is the bulb only, without housing, so it is intended for projectors where the existing cage and reflector are reused rather than replaced.
Optoma also catalogued this same bulb as SP.88E01GC01, so if your projector's service documentation quotes that code instead, you are looking at the identical lamp. Because this is a bare lamp, handle the glass by its base or edges only, and avoid touching the bulb surface with bare skin before fitting.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09739
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What does 'bare' mean for BL-FP280B?
It means the listing is the bulb alone, without the plastic housing, cage or connector block that a full module includes. Bare lamps are for projectors designed to have their existing housing reused, with only the glass and reflector swapped out.
Which Optoma models use BL-FP280B?
Four models share this lamp: the EP776, EzPro 776, OPX4100 and TX776. All four use the same 280-watt bulb, so a single listing covers the whole family.
Is SP.88E01GC01 a different lamp?
No, it is the same bulb under an alternative Optoma code. Both SP.88E01GC01 and BL-FP280B describe the identical bare lamp used across the EP776 and TX776 projectors, so order against whichever code your documentation shows.
How long should BL-FP280B last?
It carries a 2000-hour rated life in standard brightness mode. Running the projector in an eco or economy picture mode, where available, can extend the working life beyond the standard rating.
Is the bare BL-FP280B a sensible choice for a first-time fitter?
Bare lamps require you to transfer the glass into your existing housing correctly, so they suit anyone comfortable following the projector's lamp-access instructions. If your housing is damaged, or you would rather not handle the bare bulb, a module version may suit you better where one exists.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What does 'bare' mean for BL-FP280B?
It means the listing is the bulb alone, without the plastic housing, cage or connector block that a full module includes. Bare lamps are for projectors designed to have their existing housing reused, with only the glass and reflector swapped out.
Which Optoma models use BL-FP280B?
Four models share this lamp: the EP776, EzPro 776, OPX4100 and TX776. All four use the same 280-watt bulb, so a single listing covers the whole family.
Is SP.88E01GC01 a different lamp?
No, it is the same bulb under an alternative Optoma code. Both SP.88E01GC01 and BL-FP280B describe the identical bare lamp used across the EP776 and TX776 projectors, so order against whichever code your documentation shows.
How long should BL-FP280B last?
It carries a 2000-hour rated life in standard brightness mode. Running the projector in an eco or economy picture mode, where available, can extend the working life beyond the standard rating.
Is the bare BL-FP280B a sensible choice for a first-time fitter?
Bare lamps require you to transfer the glass into your existing housing correctly, so they suit anyone comfortable following the projector's lamp-access instructions. If your housing is damaged, or you would rather not handle the bare bulb, a module version may suit you better where one exists.
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.
