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BL-FU195C projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Optoma.
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BL-FU195C is the housed version of the lamp fitted to the Optoma HD140X, HD142X and HD27, pairing a fresh bulb with a new housing rather than the bulb on its own. It is the option to choose when the existing lamp cage or its socket is damaged rather than just worn out.
The bare bulb inside this module is also known as SP.72J02GC01, and Optoma additionally references the code VDHDNT for lamp assemblies in this family. Because the housing is included, fitting is a matter of removing the old module and seating the new one, with no separate bulb handling required.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11284
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What does 'lamp with module' mean for BL-FU195C?
It means the bulb arrives already fitted inside its own housing, rather than being sold on its own. You remove the old housing complete with its bulb and fit this one in its place, without handling a loose glass bulb.
Why would I choose the module over the bare bulb version?
Choose the module if your current lamp housing is cracked, its retaining clips are broken, or the electrical socket inside it has failed. The bare bulb only makes sense when the existing housing is still sound.
Does BL-FU195C fit the HD140X as well as the HD142X and HD27?
Yes, Optoma specifies the same BL-FU195C module across all three models, so one part number covers the HD140X, HD142X and HD27 without needing to check further variants.
What is VDHDNT in relation to this lamp?
VDHDNT is another code Optoma has used to reference this same lamp assembly. If your projector's documentation or old label shows VDHDNT rather than BL-FU195C, it points to the identical replacement module.
What symptoms suggest the BL-FU195C in my HD142X is on its way out?
Watch for a dimmer picture, a shift in colour balance, or an on-screen lamp warning. Once any of these appear, or the projector's lamp-hour counter reaches the point your manual specifies, it is time to fit a replacement.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does 'lamp with module' mean for BL-FU195C?
It means the bulb arrives already fitted inside its own housing, rather than being sold on its own. You remove the old housing complete with its bulb and fit this one in its place, without handling a loose glass bulb.
Why would I choose the module over the bare bulb version?
Choose the module if your current lamp housing is cracked, its retaining clips are broken, or the electrical socket inside it has failed. The bare bulb only makes sense when the existing housing is still sound.
Does BL-FU195C fit the HD140X as well as the HD142X and HD27?
Yes, Optoma specifies the same BL-FU195C module across all three models, so one part number covers the HD140X, HD142X and HD27 without needing to check further variants.
What is VDHDNT in relation to this lamp?
VDHDNT is another code Optoma has used to reference this same lamp assembly. If your projector's documentation or old label shows VDHDNT rather than BL-FU195C, it points to the identical replacement module.
What symptoms suggest the BL-FU195C in my HD142X is on its way out?
Watch for a dimmer picture, a shift in colour balance, or an on-screen lamp warning. Once any of these appear, or the projector's lamp-hour counter reaches the point your manual specifies, it is time to fit a replacement.
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.
