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BL-FP280B projector lamp module
Fits 4 projector models from Optoma.
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BL-FP280B is a 280-watt lamp module rated at 2,000 hours, made for the Optoma EP776, OPX4100 and TX776, plus the EzPro 776 name the EP776 previously carried. These four references describe what is effectively the same projector generation, all sharing one lamp module.
As with a related Optoma lamp code, this part appears under two near-identical alternative references, SP.88E01G.C01 and SP.88E01GC01, most likely a punctuation difference rather than separate lamps. Supplied as a complete module, the bulb and housing are fitted together, ready to replace the old assembly as one piece.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09740
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Was the OPX4100 sold under a different name too?
We do not list an alternative name for the OPX4100 itself, though it shares this lamp with the EP776, TX776 and the earlier EzPro 776 branding of the EP776.
Are SP.88E01G.C01 and SP.88E01GC01 actually different lamps?
No, they refer to the same BL-FP280B module. The difference is a punctuation mark, likely from how the code has been recorded across different catalogues.
What is the rated life of BL-FP280B?
It carries a 2,000-hour rating. As with most 280-watt lamps in Optoma's installation range, actual life depends on brightness mode and how consistently the projector is ventilated.
Does the module include the housing, or just the bulb?
The complete housing is included, with the bulb already fitted inside it, so the whole assembly is replaced as a single module rather than requiring a separate bare-bulb fitting.
Is the EzPro 776 an older or newer projector than the EP776?
EzPro 776 is the earlier name Optoma used for what is now sold as the EP776 — the same projector, not a separate model, and both take this identical lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Was the OPX4100 sold under a different name too?
We do not list an alternative name for the OPX4100 itself, though it shares this lamp with the EP776, TX776 and the earlier EzPro 776 branding of the EP776.
Are SP.88E01G.C01 and SP.88E01GC01 actually different lamps?
No, they refer to the same BL-FP280B module. The difference is a punctuation mark, likely from how the code has been recorded across different catalogues.
What is the rated life of BL-FP280B?
It carries a 2,000-hour rating. As with most 280-watt lamps in Optoma's installation range, actual life depends on brightness mode and how consistently the projector is ventilated.
Does the module include the housing, or just the bulb?
The complete housing is included, with the bulb already fitted inside it, so the whole assembly is replaced as a single module rather than requiring a separate bare-bulb fitting.
Is the EzPro 776 an older or newer projector than the EP776?
EzPro 776 is the earlier name Optoma used for what is now sold as the EP776 — the same projector, not a separate model, and both take this identical lamp.
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.
