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BL-FU300A bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Optoma.
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At 300 watts, BL-FU300A sits among the higher-output bulbs in Optoma's range, rated for 2,000 hours and fitted across four models: the DP7290, EP1080, TX1080 and VE810. It's sold bare, without a housing, so it drops into the existing lamp cage on any of these projectors.
Optoma's own codes for this bulb are SP.8BH01GC01 and, with a full stop, SP.8BH01G.C01 - both describe the identical part sold here as BL-FU300A. No photograph specific to this lamp is currently available, so the image shown is a generic placeholder rather than the actual product; this doesn't affect which part you'll receive.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09720
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why does the listing use a generic photo instead of the real lamp?
We don't yet have a dedicated photograph for BL-FU300A, so a generic image stands in for it. The part supplied is the correct bulb for your DP7290, EP1080, TX1080 or VE810 regardless of the picture shown.
Is there a module version of BL-FU300A available?
This particular listing is the bare bulb. If your existing housing on an EP1080 or TX1080 is damaged, look for a module version instead of reusing a faulty cage.
Are SP.8BH01GC01 and SP.8BH01G.C01 the same lamp?
Yes, the punctuation is the only difference - both codes refer to this same BL-FU300A bulb, regardless of which one you see printed on your old lamp.
Does the VE810 really take the same lamp as the EP1080?
Yes, despite the different model naming, the VE810 shares this identical 300W bulb with the DP7290, EP1080 and TX1080 across this whole four-model Optoma range.
What's the rated life of this bulb before I should expect to replace it?
It's rated for 2,000 hours. As it nears that mark, expect gradually dimming brightness or a shift in colour before it eventually fails to strike.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does the listing use a generic photo instead of the real lamp?
We don't yet have a dedicated photograph for BL-FU300A, so a generic image stands in for it. The part supplied is the correct bulb for your DP7290, EP1080, TX1080 or VE810 regardless of the picture shown.
Is there a module version of BL-FU300A available?
This particular listing is the bare bulb. If your existing housing on an EP1080 or TX1080 is damaged, look for a module version instead of reusing a faulty cage.
Are SP.8BH01GC01 and SP.8BH01G.C01 the same lamp?
Yes, the punctuation is the only difference - both codes refer to this same BL-FU300A bulb, regardless of which one you see printed on your old lamp.
Does the VE810 really take the same lamp as the EP1080?
Yes, despite the different model naming, the VE810 shares this identical 300W bulb with the DP7290, EP1080 and TX1080 across this whole four-model Optoma range.
What's the rated life of this bulb before I should expect to replace it?
It's rated for 2,000 hours. As it nears that mark, expect gradually dimming brightness or a shift in colour before it eventually fails to strike.
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.
