GENUINE OEM INSIDEBL-FU190G projector lamp with module for Optoma projectors
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BL-FU190G projector lamp with module

Fits 13 projector models from Optoma.

SKU LA-09829 · MPN BL-FU190G

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BL-FU190G is fitted across Optoma's short-throw gaming and installation projectors, covering the GT5000, GT5000+, GT5500 and GT5500+, along with the RW875UST, RX875UST, RX875USTir and the whole 319UST family - W319UST, W319USTi, W319USTir, X319UST, X319USTi and X319USTir. All thirteen variants share this one module.

Optoma's own reference for this part is SP.71K01GC01, the same lamp under a different code. With so many closely related USTi and USTir suffixes in the 319 range, it's worth checking your exact model badge, though every variant listed here - with or without the i or ir suffix - takes this identical module.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09829
  • Compatibility — 13 projector models

Common questions

What do the 'i' and 'ir' suffixes mean on the 319UST models?
They denote different feature variants, but all of them - W319UST, W319USTi, W319USTir, X319UST, X319USTi and X319USTir - take this same lamp module regardless of suffix.

Is the GT5000+ lamp different from the standard GT5000?
No, the GT5000+ and GT5500+ share the identical BL-FU190G module with the standard GT5000 and GT5500, despite the plus symbol in the model name shown.

Is SP.71K01GC01 the same part as BL-FU190G?
Yes, it's Optoma's own catalogue code for the same module, so either number will match your order correctly regardless of which one you happen to use.

Why is this only available as a module and not a bare bulb?
Optoma's short-throw GT5000 and 319UST-series projectors use a sealed lamp module by design, so a separate bare-bulb version isn't offered for this particular fit at all.

Does the RX875USTir need a different lamp to the RX875UST?
No, both the RX875UST and RX875USTir, along with the RW875UST, take this identical module regardless of the ir suffix printed on the projector's own badge.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-09829
COMPATIBILITY13 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

What do the 'i' and 'ir' suffixes mean on the 319UST models?

They denote different feature variants, but all of them - W319UST, W319USTi, W319USTir, X319UST, X319USTi and X319USTir - take this same lamp module regardless of suffix.

Is the GT5000+ lamp different from the standard GT5000?

No, the GT5000+ and GT5500+ share the identical BL-FU190G module with the standard GT5000 and GT5500, despite the plus symbol in the model name shown.

Is SP.71K01GC01 the same part as BL-FU190G?

Yes, it's Optoma's own catalogue code for the same module, so either number will match your order correctly regardless of which one you happen to use.

Why is this only available as a module and not a bare bulb?

Optoma's short-throw GT5000 and 319UST-series projectors use a sealed lamp module by design, so a separate bare-bulb version isn't offered for this particular fit at all.

Does the RX875USTir need a different lamp to the RX875UST?

No, both the RX875UST and RX875USTir, along with the RW875UST, take this identical module regardless of the ir suffix printed on the projector's own badge.