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BL-FU300A projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Optoma.
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DP7290, EP1080, OP1990, TX1080 and VE810 were five names Optoma applied to essentially the same business projector platform, and all five take the BL-FU300A module. Rated at 300W with a 2000 hour life, it is supplied complete with housing, so there is no bare bulb to fit separately.
SP.8BH01G.C01 and SP.8BH01GC01 are the same reference written with and without the dot, both describing this identical module. Because five model names cover one lamp, check which of DP7290, EP1080, OP1990, TX1080 or VE810 is printed on your projector's badge before ordering, since the numbering does not follow an obvious pattern between them.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09721
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Are DP7290, EP1080, OP1990, TX1080 and VE810 really the same projector?
They share the same lamp module, BL-FU300A, which points to a common underlying platform sold under five different model names by Optoma, likely for different markets or resellers.
Why is SP.8BH01G.C01 written two different ways?
SP.8BH01G.C01 and SP.8BH01GC01 differ only by a punctuation mark. Both refer to the same BL-FU300A module, so either version is correct when cross-checking documentation or an old lamp's printed code.
Why do OP1990 and VE810 share a lamp with the DP7290 and EP1080 despite unrelated-looking names?
Optoma used a common lamp platform across a set of business projectors sold under different model codes in different markets, which is why OP1990 and VE810 appear alongside DP7290, EP1080 and TX1080 against BL-FU300A.
How bright is the BL-FU300A lamp compared with smaller Optoma modules?
It is rated at 300W, higher than many of Optoma's home-focused lamps, which fits its use in business projectors like the EP1080 and TX1080 aimed at larger rooms.
What is the rated life of BL-FU300A before I should plan a replacement?
2000 hours. Treat that as a planning figure for scheduling a replacement across your DP7290, EP1080, OP1990, TX1080 or VE810 rather than an exact cut-off.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Are DP7290, EP1080, OP1990, TX1080 and VE810 really the same projector?
They share the same lamp module, BL-FU300A, which points to a common underlying platform sold under five different model names by Optoma, likely for different markets or resellers.
Why is SP.8BH01G.C01 written two different ways?
SP.8BH01G.C01 and SP.8BH01GC01 differ only by a punctuation mark. Both refer to the same BL-FU300A module, so either version is correct when cross-checking documentation or an old lamp's printed code.
Why do OP1990 and VE810 share a lamp with the DP7290 and EP1080 despite unrelated-looking names?
Optoma used a common lamp platform across a set of business projectors sold under different model codes in different markets, which is why OP1990 and VE810 appear alongside DP7290, EP1080 and TX1080 against BL-FU300A.
How bright is the BL-FU300A lamp compared with smaller Optoma modules?
It is rated at 300W, higher than many of Optoma's home-focused lamps, which fits its use in business projectors like the EP1080 and TX1080 aimed at larger rooms.
What is the rated life of BL-FU300A before I should plan a replacement?
2000 hours. Treat that as a planning figure for scheduling a replacement across your DP7290, EP1080, OP1990, TX1080 or VE810 rather than an exact cut-off.
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.
