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BL-FU190C Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 28 projector models from Optoma.
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BL-FU190C is a bare bulb for Optoma's compact business and portable projectors, spanning the BR303 to BR332 range, DS328, DS330, DW343, DX328 to DX5100, H100, and the S and X-series 2010, 2015, 2105, 302, 303 and 313 models. It fits into your existing housing, rather than arriving as a pre-assembled module.
Optoma also lists this bulb under the code FX.PQ484-2401, so treat that as identical to BL-FU190C. If your projector's lamp compartment is designed for a bulb-and-housing module rather than a bulb on its own, check your model's documentation before ordering, since some of these projectors can take either type of replacement.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09657
- Compatibility — 28 projector models
Common questions
How do I know if my projector takes a bare bulb rather than a module?
Check your projector's manual or the label inside the lamp compartment - if it references a bulb-only part rather than a complete housing assembly, BL-FU190C is designed to fit directly into your existing cage without a housing swap.
Is FX.PQ484-2401 an older or newer code than BL-FU190C?
Neither - they are simply two references Optoma uses for the same bulb, so ordering by either code gets you the identical part, whichever one your old lamp or manual happens to show.
What is the safest way to handle this bulb during fitting?
Avoid touching the glass envelope with bare fingers, since skin oils can cause premature failure once the bulb heats up, and allow any old lamp to cool fully before removing it. Handle the new bulb by its base and reassemble the housing carefully to avoid cracking the glass.
Do the S302, S303 and S313 all share this exact bulb?
Yes, the S302, S303 and S313 are part of this same Optoma S-series and all take the BL-FU190C bare bulb, along with the parallel W303, W313, X302, X303 and X313 models.
Why is the image on this listing not a real photo?
No dedicated photograph exists for this specific bulb in our system, so a generic bare-bulb image is used instead - check the part number and your exact projector model to confirm fit rather than relying on the picture.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How do I know if my projector takes a bare bulb rather than a module?
Check your projector's manual or the label inside the lamp compartment - if it references a bulb-only part rather than a complete housing assembly, BL-FU190C is designed to fit directly into your existing cage without a housing swap.
Is FX.PQ484-2401 an older or newer code than BL-FU190C?
Neither - they are simply two references Optoma uses for the same bulb, so ordering by either code gets you the identical part, whichever one your old lamp or manual happens to show.
What is the safest way to handle this bulb during fitting?
Avoid touching the glass envelope with bare fingers, since skin oils can cause premature failure once the bulb heats up, and allow any old lamp to cool fully before removing it. Handle the new bulb by its base and reassemble the housing carefully to avoid cracking the glass.
Do the S302, S303 and S313 all share this exact bulb?
Yes, the S302, S303 and S313 are part of this same Optoma S-series and all take the BL-FU190C bare bulb, along with the parallel W303, W313, X302, X303 and X313 models.
Why is the image on this listing not a real photo?
No dedicated photograph exists for this specific bulb in our system, so a generic bare-bulb image is used instead - check the part number and your exact projector model to confirm fit rather than relying on the picture.
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.




