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BL-FU200A bare projector lamp
Fits 18 projector models from Acer · Optoma · Studio · Themescene · Video7.
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Five different brands rebadged this same 200-watt bulb: Acer, Optoma, Studio Experience, Themescene and Video7 all sold home-cinema projectors built around it. Rated for 2,000 hours, it is supplied as a bare bulb, so it is fitted into your projector's existing housing rather than replacing that housing outright.
The same lamp also appears as SP.83601.001, and under the Studio Experience brand as 'Experience BL-FU200A' and 'Experience SP.83601.001', so match any of these against your old bulb. With 18 projector models across five brands, confirm your exact model, for example Optoma's EP750 or Acer's PD720, rather than assuming any similarly named lamp will fit.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08011
- Compatibility — 18 projector models
Common questions
Why do Acer, Optoma and other brands share the same lamp?
It was common for projector makers to buy lamp assemblies from the same manufacturer and badge them under their own model names, which is why BL-FU200A turns up across Acer, Optoma, Studio Experience, Themescene and Video7 projectors. The bulb inside is the same regardless of the badge on the projector.
What other part numbers should I check for this lamp?
Besides BL-FU200A, we also list this lamp as SP.83601.001, Experience BL-FU200A and Experience SP.83601.001. If your old lamp shows any of these instead, it is the same bulb.
How do I find my exact projector model among 18 options?
Look for a model label on your projector, typically on the rear panel or base, and compare it against the brand-by-brand list on this page. Given how many models share this lamp, matching the precise model, such as Optoma EP750 versus EP753, matters more than matching the brand alone.
Is this lamp a full module or a bare bulb?
It is a bare bulb, without a housing, so it fits inside the housing your projector already has. Keep your original housing when you remove the old lamp, since this bulb is designed to go into it.
What should I check on my housing before fitting this bulb?
Look for cracks in the plastic, a damaged or loose socket, and any scorch marks around the old bulb's contact points. A bare bulb will not resolve problems caused by a faulty housing, so it is worth checking before you fit the new lamp.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do Acer, Optoma and other brands share the same lamp?
It was common for projector makers to buy lamp assemblies from the same manufacturer and badge them under their own model names, which is why BL-FU200A turns up across Acer, Optoma, Studio Experience, Themescene and Video7 projectors. The bulb inside is the same regardless of the badge on the projector.
What other part numbers should I check for this lamp?
Besides BL-FU200A, we also list this lamp as SP.83601.001, Experience BL-FU200A and Experience SP.83601.001. If your old lamp shows any of these instead, it is the same bulb.
How do I find my exact projector model among 18 options?
Look for a model label on your projector, typically on the rear panel or base, and compare it against the brand-by-brand list on this page. Given how many models share this lamp, matching the precise model, such as Optoma EP750 versus EP753, matters more than matching the brand alone.
Is this lamp a full module or a bare bulb?
It is a bare bulb, without a housing, so it fits inside the housing your projector already has. Keep your original housing when you remove the old lamp, since this bulb is designed to go into it.
What should I check on my housing before fitting this bulb?
Look for cracks in the plastic, a damaged or loose socket, and any scorch marks around the old bulb's contact points. A bare bulb will not resolve problems caused by a faulty housing, so it is worth checking before you fit the new lamp.
Other Acer 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.




