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BL-FU280B projector lamp with module
Fits 13 projector models from Geha · Optoma.
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BL-FU280B arrives as a complete module, its 280-watt bulb built into a matching housing, and fits thirteen projectors in total: the Geha Compact 223 plus twelve Optoma models including the EW766, EX765W, EX766W, OP-400W and TW766W. The rated life for this lamp is 2,000 hours, and because the housing is included, there is no separate bulb to transfer during fitting.
A bare bulb version of this same lamp, without housing, is sold separately for owners whose existing cage is still in good condition. This module also carries the codes SP.8BY01GC01 and SP.8BY01G.C01, so match any of these against your old lamp's sticker. As with the bare version, the Compact 223 and several Optoma EW and EX models share this identical lamp regardless of brand.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09124
- Compatibility — 13 projector models
Common questions
Does this module fit the Optoma OP-400W?
Yes, the OP-400W is on the compatibility list for BL-FU280B, alongside twelve further projectors including the EW766, EX766 and the Geha Compact 223, so one module fits both brands.
Is SP.8BY01G.C01 the same code as SP.8BY01GC01?
Yes, the punctuation is the only difference between them. We treat SP.8BY01GC01, SP.8BY01G.C01 and BL-FU280B as the same module, so any of these on your old lamp matches this listing.
Should I buy the bare bulb or this complete module?
If your existing lamp housing is undamaged, the bare bulb sold separately is the cheaper choice; if the housing itself is cracked or the bulb has failed inside it, this module is the safer option.
How do I fit a complete module into the Geha Compact 223?
Let the projector cool, release the lamp door as shown in its manual, then lift out the old module and seat the new one, bulb and housing together, in the same position.
What is the rated life of BL-FU280B?
It is rated for 2,000 hours of use at 280 watts, which is shorter than some lower-wattage lamps in our range simply because it runs hotter and brighter.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does this module fit the Optoma OP-400W?
Yes, the OP-400W is on the compatibility list for BL-FU280B, alongside twelve further projectors including the EW766, EX766 and the Geha Compact 223, so one module fits both brands.
Is SP.8BY01G.C01 the same code as SP.8BY01GC01?
Yes, the punctuation is the only difference between them. We treat SP.8BY01GC01, SP.8BY01G.C01 and BL-FU280B as the same module, so any of these on your old lamp matches this listing.
Should I buy the bare bulb or this complete module?
If your existing lamp housing is undamaged, the bare bulb sold separately is the cheaper choice; if the housing itself is cracked or the bulb has failed inside it, this module is the safer option.
How do I fit a complete module into the Geha Compact 223?
Let the projector cool, release the lamp door as shown in its manual, then lift out the old module and seat the new one, bulb and housing together, in the same position.
What is the rated life of BL-FU280B?
It is rated for 2,000 hours of use at 280 watts, which is shorter than some lower-wattage lamps in our range simply because it runs hotter and brighter.
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.
