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BL-FU250C bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Acer · Optoma · Viewsonic.
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Three brands sold the same BL-FU250C lamp under their own casings: Acer's PD723 and PD723P, Optoma's EP751 and EP758 (also badged EzPro 751 and EzPro 758), and Viewsonic's PJ755D and PJ755D-2. Rated at 250W with a 1500-hour life, it is supplied bare for fitting into your existing housing.
The same bulb also appears on record as EC.J1101.001, RLC-002 and SP.81C01.001, so any of those four codes describe this identical part. Because eight different projector models share one lamp, confirm your exact model number before ordering rather than relying on brand alone, since ranges can include several lamp families.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08014
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why do three different brands use the same lamp?
Some projector ranges were built on shared hardware platforms and simply rebadged for different markets or retailers. BL-FU250C is one such case, fitting Acer, Optoma and Viewsonic models that are mechanically close relatives of each other.
What does RLC-002 refer to on this listing?
It is an alternative code for the same bulb we stock as BL-FU250C. Viewsonic-branded documentation sometimes uses RLC-002, while EC.J1101.001 and SP.81C01.001 appear against Acer and Optoma paperwork for the identical part.
Are EP751 and EzPro 751 the same projector?
Yes, Optoma marketed the same hardware under both names, and the lamp requirement does not change between them. Either designation on your projector's badge confirms BL-FU250C is the correct lamp.
Is this a full module or a bare bulb?
It is a bare bulb, supplied without a housing. You will need to keep and reuse the lamp cage already fitted inside your Acer, Optoma or Viewsonic projector when you fit this replacement.
How long should a 1500-hour lamp actually last in daily use?
1500 hours is the rated figure at full 250W brightness. Running the projector in an economy or eco brightness mode, where available, can extend real-world life beyond that rated figure.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do three different brands use the same lamp?
Some projector ranges were built on shared hardware platforms and simply rebadged for different markets or retailers. BL-FU250C is one such case, fitting Acer, Optoma and Viewsonic models that are mechanically close relatives of each other.
What does RLC-002 refer to on this listing?
It is an alternative code for the same bulb we stock as BL-FU250C. Viewsonic-branded documentation sometimes uses RLC-002, while EC.J1101.001 and SP.81C01.001 appear against Acer and Optoma paperwork for the identical part.
Are EP751 and EzPro 751 the same projector?
Yes, Optoma marketed the same hardware under both names, and the lamp requirement does not change between them. Either designation on your projector's badge confirms BL-FU250C is the correct lamp.
Is this a full module or a bare bulb?
It is a bare bulb, supplied without a housing. You will need to keep and reuse the lamp cage already fitted inside your Acer, Optoma or Viewsonic projector when you fit this replacement.
How long should a 1500-hour lamp actually last in daily use?
1500 hours is the rated figure at full 250W brightness. Running the projector in an economy or eco brightness mode, where available, can extend real-world life beyond that rated figure.
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.
