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EW504 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 9 projector models from Optoma.
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EW504 is Optoma's lamp module for its EH and W/X series business projectors - the EH490, EH502, EH504, EH504WIFI and OPX5155, plus the W490, W502, W504 and X502. Optoma groups several brightness and resolution steps under this one range, and all nine models listed here share this single lamp.
The same lamp also appears under Optoma's own service codes BL-FU310D and SP.70B01GC01 - three references for one part, so check whichever is printed on your old lamp casing or listed in your projector's manual. As a module, this arrives with the bulb already fitted into its housing, ready to swap in directly.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09713
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Does the WIFI in EH504WIFI change which lamp it takes?
No, WIFI simply marks the wireless-enabled version of the EH504, and it uses the same EW504 lamp module as the standard EH504 and the rest of this range.
Why does Optoma use three different codes - EW504, BL-FU310D and SP.70B01GC01 - for one lamp?
Optoma commonly issues both a short model-style code and a longer service part number for the same lamp, and sometimes an additional regional code on top; EW504, BL-FU310D and SP.70B01GC01 all refer to this identical module.
Is the OPX5155 a different projector family to the EH and W models here?
OPX5155 is Optoma's own-brand or channel-specific model number for a projector built on the same platform as the EH502/EH504 and W502/W504 range, and it takes the same EW504 module.
How do I know if my Optoma projector needs a module or a bare bulb?
Check your projector's lamp door: if the label or manual specifies a lamp module rather than a bulb-only part, as is the case for the EH490 to X502 range covered here, you need the complete assembly rather than a separate bulb and housing.
What should I check on the old lamp before ordering a replacement?
Look for any of the three codes for this lamp - EW504, BL-FU310D or SP.70B01GC01 - printed on the casing or sticker, and match your exact projector model against the compatibility list, since Optoma's W and X-series naming can look similar between different lamp requirements.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the WIFI in EH504WIFI change which lamp it takes?
No, WIFI simply marks the wireless-enabled version of the EH504, and it uses the same EW504 lamp module as the standard EH504 and the rest of this range.
Why does Optoma use three different codes - EW504, BL-FU310D and SP.70B01GC01 - for one lamp?
Optoma commonly issues both a short model-style code and a longer service part number for the same lamp, and sometimes an additional regional code on top; EW504, BL-FU310D and SP.70B01GC01 all refer to this identical module.
Is the OPX5155 a different projector family to the EH and W models here?
OPX5155 is Optoma's own-brand or channel-specific model number for a projector built on the same platform as the EH502/EH504 and W502/W504 range, and it takes the same EW504 module.
How do I know if my Optoma projector needs a module or a bare bulb?
Check your projector's lamp door: if the label or manual specifies a lamp module rather than a bulb-only part, as is the case for the EH490 to X502 range covered here, you need the complete assembly rather than a separate bulb and housing.
What should I check on the old lamp before ordering a replacement?
Look for any of the three codes for this lamp - EW504, BL-FU310D or SP.70B01GC01 - printed on the casing or sticker, and match your exact projector model against the compatibility list, since Optoma's W and X-series naming can look similar between different lamp requirements.
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.
