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BL-FP280G bare projector lamp
Fits 10 projector models from Optoma.
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This is the bare-bulb version of BL-FP280G, a 280-watt lamp rated at roughly 3,000 hours, built for the same ten Optoma installation projectors as the fully housed module — models including the EW662, EW762 and OPX4050. Buying it bare means fitting the new bulb into your current housing rather than replacing the whole assembly.
If your projector's housing is undamaged, the bare bulb is usually the cheaper route since you are not paying for a new cage each time. The lamp is also sold under the code SP.8LM01GC01, and a housed module version (also called BL-FP280G) is available separately if your existing housing has cracked or its reflector has degraded.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09749
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between this bare lamp and the housed BL-FP280G module?
Both contain the identical 280-watt bulb. This bare version is fitted into the housing already inside your Optoma projector, while the module version replaces the housing as well, which is worth choosing if your current cage is cracked or discoloured.
Will I need any tools to fit this bulb into my old housing?
Most Optoma housings for the OP380W, OPX3800 and related models open with a couple of small screws, and the bulb itself is usually secured with two more. A small screwdriver is normally all that's needed.
Is this lamp compatible with the Optoma OPW4105?
Yes, the OPW4105 is one of the ten Optoma models built around this lamp, alongside the DP352, EW662 and OP-W4070. Confirm the exact model printed on your projector before ordering.
Should I check my old housing's condition before buying the bare version?
Yes. Inspect the reflector for cracking, cloudiness or scorch marks. If the housing looks damaged, the fully housed BL-FP280G module is a safer choice than fitting a new bulb into a compromised cage.
Does the bare BL-FP280G carry the same 3,000-hour rating as the module?
Yes, the rated life is the same 3,000 hours either way, since both versions use the identical bulb. The housing choice affects fitting, not the lamp's expected lifespan.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and the housed BL-FP280G module?
Both contain the identical 280-watt bulb. This bare version is fitted into the housing already inside your Optoma projector, while the module version replaces the housing as well, which is worth choosing if your current cage is cracked or discoloured.
Will I need any tools to fit this bulb into my old housing?
Most Optoma housings for the OP380W, OPX3800 and related models open with a couple of small screws, and the bulb itself is usually secured with two more. A small screwdriver is normally all that's needed.
Is this lamp compatible with the Optoma OPW4105?
Yes, the OPW4105 is one of the ten Optoma models built around this lamp, alongside the DP352, EW662 and OP-W4070. Confirm the exact model printed on your projector before ordering.
Should I check my old housing's condition before buying the bare version?
Yes. Inspect the reflector for cracking, cloudiness or scorch marks. If the housing looks damaged, the fully housed BL-FP280G module is a safer choice than fitting a new bulb into a compromised cage.
Does the bare BL-FP280G carry the same 3,000-hour rating as the module?
Yes, the rated life is the same 3,000 hours either way, since both versions use the identical bulb. The housing choice affects fitting, not the lamp's expected lifespan.
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.
