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DAEXNZGU Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 29 projector models from Optoma.
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DAEXNZGU is a lamp module built for a broad set of Optoma's portable business projectors - the BR303 through BR332 range, the DS328, DS330, DW343, DX328, DX330, DX343, DX5100, H100 and the S, W and X-series 2010, 2015, 2105, 302, 303 and 313 models. It arrives as a complete assembly, bulb and housing together.
This lamp is also coded BL-FU190C and FX.PQ484-2401 in Optoma's documentation - the same part under three names, so check any of these against your projector's manual before ordering. Note that Optoma also sells a bare-bulb-only version of this lamp for some of these same projectors, so confirm whether your unit needs a module or just the bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09658
- Compatibility — 29 projector models
Common questions
Does my projector need this module, or the bare bulb version instead?
That depends on your exact housing: some of the projectors on this compatibility list, including several in the BR and DS ranges, can also take a bare-bulb-only replacement, so check your projector's manual for whether it specifies a module or a bulb before ordering this one.
What is PQ684-2400, listed separately among the compatible projectors?
PQ684-2400 is an Optoma channel or OEM model number built on the same platform as the S2010, S2015 and related models in this range, and it takes this DAEXNZGU module.
Why does this lamp have three different codes - DAEXNZGU, BL-FU190C and FX.PQ484-2401?
Optoma issues both a model-style code and a longer service part number for many of its lamps, and sometimes a regional variant on top; all three point to this same module rather than different products.
Is the DX5100 part of the same lamp family as the smaller DX328?
Yes, the DX5100 shares this lamp module with the DX328, DX330 and DX343, despite the different model number suggesting a separate range built for a different class of room.
How do I check which of the BR-series models I have?
The model number is printed on the top panel or rear badge of the projector, and all six BR-series models listed here - BR303, BR320, BR324, BR325, BR327 and BR332 - share this same lamp module regardless of which one you have.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does my projector need this module, or the bare bulb version instead?
That depends on your exact housing: some of the projectors on this compatibility list, including several in the BR and DS ranges, can also take a bare-bulb-only replacement, so check your projector's manual for whether it specifies a module or a bulb before ordering this one.
What is PQ684-2400, listed separately among the compatible projectors?
PQ684-2400 is an Optoma channel or OEM model number built on the same platform as the S2010, S2015 and related models in this range, and it takes this DAEXNZGU module.
Why does this lamp have three different codes - DAEXNZGU, BL-FU190C and FX.PQ484-2401?
Optoma issues both a model-style code and a longer service part number for many of its lamps, and sometimes a regional variant on top; all three point to this same module rather than different products.
Is the DX5100 part of the same lamp family as the smaller DX328?
Yes, the DX5100 shares this lamp module with the DX328, DX330 and DX343, despite the different model number suggesting a separate range built for a different class of room.
How do I check which of the BR-series models I have?
The model number is printed on the top panel or rear badge of the projector, and all six BR-series models listed here - BR303, BR320, BR324, BR325, BR327 and BR332 - share this same lamp module regardless of which one you have.
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.
