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BL-FU280B bare projector lamp
Fits 12 projector models from Geha · Optoma.
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BL-FU280B bridges two brands: it is the bare bulb specified for the Geha Compact 223 as well as eleven Optoma projectors, among them the EW766, EX765W, EX766W, TW766W and X125. Rated at 280 watts with a 2,000-hour expected life, it has no housing of its own, so it fits inside the cage already present in your projector.
This same lamp is also listed under the code SP.8BY01GC01, so match either number against the sticker on your existing bulb. Because the Geha Compact 223 and several Optoma EW and EX models share this exact lamp, checking your projector's own model number is more reliable than going by brand name alone before you order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09123
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Does this lamp really fit both a Geha and an Optoma projector?
Yes, BL-FU280B is listed for the Geha Compact 223 as well as eleven Optoma projectors including the EW766, EX766 and X125, since these models share the same internal lamp.
Is SP.8BY01GC01 a different lamp from BL-FU280B?
No, we list SP.8BY01GC01 and BL-FU280B as the same bare bulb under two codes, so either number found on your projector's old lamp confirms this is the correct part.
What does a 2,000-hour rating mean in practice?
It is the expected life at 280 watts before brightness typically drops enough to warrant a replacement bulb; heavier daily use will generally shorten that figure.
Does the Compact 223 use the same lamp as the Optoma EX766?
Yes, both are on the compatibility list for BL-FU280B, so the identical bare bulb fits either projector regardless of the brand printed on the case.
Can I fit BL-FU280B without professional help?
Most owners can fit a bare bulb themselves once the projector has cooled, by opening the lamp door, lifting out the old bulb by its base and seating the new one the same way.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does this lamp really fit both a Geha and an Optoma projector?
Yes, BL-FU280B is listed for the Geha Compact 223 as well as eleven Optoma projectors including the EW766, EX766 and X125, since these models share the same internal lamp.
Is SP.8BY01GC01 a different lamp from BL-FU280B?
No, we list SP.8BY01GC01 and BL-FU280B as the same bare bulb under two codes, so either number found on your projector's old lamp confirms this is the correct part.
What does a 2,000-hour rating mean in practice?
It is the expected life at 280 watts before brightness typically drops enough to warrant a replacement bulb; heavier daily use will generally shorten that figure.
Does the Compact 223 use the same lamp as the Optoma EX766?
Yes, both are on the compatibility list for BL-FU280B, so the identical bare bulb fits either projector regardless of the brand printed on the case.
Can I fit BL-FU280B without professional help?
Most owners can fit a bare bulb themselves once the projector has cooled, by opening the lamp door, lifting out the old bulb by its base and seating the new one the same way.
Other Geha 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.
