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BL-FP330C bare projector lamp
Fits 7 projector models from Optoma.
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Large-venue installations built around Optoma's PRO8000 series call for this bare bulb, rated at 330 watts for 1,500 hours. BL-FP330C covers the DN8901, DT8901, DY8901, EH7500, PRO8000, TH7500 and TH7500-NL, and is supplied without a housing for fitting into your existing cage.
Because this is a bare bulb rather than a module, it is intended for reuse inside a housing that is still in good condition; a separate module version exists under the same BL-FP330C code for cases where the housing itself needs replacing. This lamp is also listed as SP.8JN08GC01, so either reference confirms the correct part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09699
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
What projectors use the BL-FP330C bulb?
It fits Optoma's large-venue range: the DN8901, DT8901, DY8901, EH7500, PRO8000, TH7500 and TH7500-NL. These are higher-output installation projectors rather than office or classroom models.
My projector's spec sheet mentions dual lamp. Does this bulb still apply?
Yes, but check the module listing under the same part number if your unit runs two lamps side by side, since dual-lamp versions of these models are listed separately with two lamp bays rather than one.
How long should a 330 watt bulb like this last?
It carries a rating of 1,500 hours across this projector range, which is shorter than typical office projector lamps because of the higher brightness output these installation models produce.
Is SP.8JN08GC01 a different bulb from BL-FP330C?
No, SP.8JN08GC01 and BL-FP330C describe the same 330 watt bulb for this projector range. Either code found on documentation or the old lamp confirms you have located the correct part.
Should I wear anything when handling this bulb?
Handle it by the base rather than the glass, and let the projector cool fully before removal. High-output bulbs like this run hotter than smaller office-projector lamps, so avoid touching the glass with bare skin.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What projectors use the BL-FP330C bulb?
It fits Optoma's large-venue range: the DN8901, DT8901, DY8901, EH7500, PRO8000, TH7500 and TH7500-NL. These are higher-output installation projectors rather than office or classroom models.
My projector's spec sheet mentions dual lamp. Does this bulb still apply?
Yes, but check the module listing under the same part number if your unit runs two lamps side by side, since dual-lamp versions of these models are listed separately with two lamp bays rather than one.
How long should a 330 watt bulb like this last?
It carries a rating of 1,500 hours across this projector range, which is shorter than typical office projector lamps because of the higher brightness output these installation models produce.
Is SP.8JN08GC01 a different bulb from BL-FP330C?
No, SP.8JN08GC01 and BL-FP330C describe the same 330 watt bulb for this projector range. Either code found on documentation or the old lamp confirms you have located the correct part.
Should I wear anything when handling this bulb?
Handle it by the base rather than the glass, and let the projector cool fully before removal. High-output bulbs like this run hotter than smaller office-projector lamps, so avoid touching the glass with bare skin.
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.
