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BL-FP330C projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from Optoma.
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This is the module version of BL-FP330C, built for Optoma's large-venue projectors: the DN8901, DT8901, DY8901, EH7500, PRO8000, TH7500 and TH7500-NL, including the dual-lamp variants of each. Every listing here refers to one lamp, so a dual-lamp projector needs two of this module to replace both bays.
If your projector's spec sheet or badge says dual lamp, it runs two of these modules working together rather than one larger lamp, so check whether one or both bulbs need replacing before ordering. This module is also listed as SP.8JN08GC01, and a bare-bulb version of the same 330 watt lamp exists separately for housings still in good condition.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09700
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
What does 'dual lamp' mean on my projector's model name?
It means the projector, such as the DN8901 (DUAL LAMP) or EH7500 (DUAL LAMP), has two lamp bays running side by side rather than one. Each bay takes its own BL-FP330C module, so you may need two lamps rather than one.
Do I need to replace both lamps at once on a dual-lamp model?
Not necessarily. Many dual-lamp projectors can run on a single working lamp, so you can often replace just the failed one and keep the other in place until it also needs changing.
Is this the module version or the bare bulb?
This listing is the lamp with module, meaning the bulb arrives fitted into its own housing. A bare-bulb version of the same BL-FP330C lamp is listed separately for reuse inside an existing housing.
How is this different from the bare BL-FP330C listing?
The specification is identical: a 330 watt bulb rated for 1,500 hours. This listing includes a new housing and cage, while the bare version supplies the bulb alone for fitting into housing you already have.
Which Optoma projectors take this module?
It fits the DN8901, DT8901, DY8901, EH7500, PRO8000, TH7500 and TH7500-NL, in both their standard and dual-lamp forms, which together account for fourteen listed model variants.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does 'dual lamp' mean on my projector's model name?
It means the projector, such as the DN8901 (DUAL LAMP) or EH7500 (DUAL LAMP), has two lamp bays running side by side rather than one. Each bay takes its own BL-FP330C module, so you may need two lamps rather than one.
Do I need to replace both lamps at once on a dual-lamp model?
Not necessarily. Many dual-lamp projectors can run on a single working lamp, so you can often replace just the failed one and keep the other in place until it also needs changing.
Is this the module version or the bare bulb?
This listing is the lamp with module, meaning the bulb arrives fitted into its own housing. A bare-bulb version of the same BL-FP330C lamp is listed separately for reuse inside an existing housing.
How is this different from the bare BL-FP330C listing?
The specification is identical: a 330 watt bulb rated for 1,500 hours. This listing includes a new housing and cage, while the bare version supplies the bulb alone for fitting into housing you already have.
Which Optoma projectors take this module?
It fits the DN8901, DT8901, DY8901, EH7500, PRO8000, TH7500 and TH7500-NL, in both their standard and dual-lamp forms, which together account for fourteen listed model variants.
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.
