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BL-FU400A projector lamp with module
Fits 12 projector models from Optoma.
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This module covers twelve variants across Optoma's larger installation projectors, including the EW860, EW865, EX850, EX855, OPX6015, XE3703, XE5703 and the whole TW865 family - the standard TW865, TW865-3D, TW865-NL and TW865-NLW. It's supplied complete with housing, matching the original fit inside these units.
The same part is also catalogued as SP.8LB04GC01, sometimes printed with a full stop as SP.8LB04G.C01, and one compatible model is itself referenced by the part number SP.8LB04GC001 rather than a conventional model name. Any of these codes describe the identical module, so check whichever number appears on your existing lamp or in your projector's service menu against this listing.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09758
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Why are there so many TW865 variants listed for one lamp?
Optoma released several versions of the TW865 - standard, 3D, NL and NLW - for different markets and features, but they all use the identical lamp module.
Are SP.8LB04GC01 and SP.8LB04G.C01 different parts?
No, they're the same code with and without a full stop. Both match BL-FU400A, so either one confirms the correct part for your projector before you order.
One compatible model is listed as SP.8LB04GC001, is that a typo?
No, that's how Optoma catalogues that particular unit rather than by a model name. It still takes this same BL-FU400A module as the rest of the range.
Since the wattage isn't listed, how do I know this is the right size lamp?
Match by part number or projector model rather than wattage. Optoma hasn't published a wattage figure for this module, but the part codes and model list above confirm fit reliably.
Does the EX850 use the same module as the EW860?
Yes, the EX850 and EW860 are both part of the same installation projector platform and share this exact lamp module, along with the EX855 and EW865.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why are there so many TW865 variants listed for one lamp?
Optoma released several versions of the TW865 - standard, 3D, NL and NLW - for different markets and features, but they all use the identical lamp module.
Are SP.8LB04GC01 and SP.8LB04G.C01 different parts?
No, they're the same code with and without a full stop. Both match BL-FU400A, so either one confirms the correct part for your projector before you order.
One compatible model is listed as SP.8LB04GC001, is that a typo?
No, that's how Optoma catalogues that particular unit rather than by a model name. It still takes this same BL-FU400A module as the rest of the range.
Since the wattage isn't listed, how do I know this is the right size lamp?
Match by part number or projector model rather than wattage. Optoma hasn't published a wattage figure for this module, but the part codes and model list above confirm fit reliably.
Does the EX850 use the same module as the EW860?
Yes, the EX850 and EW860 are both part of the same installation projector platform and share this exact lamp module, along with the EX855 and EW865.
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.
