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L1560A Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 8 projector models from Compaq · HP · Optoma.
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Optoma, Compaq and HP all sold versions of a projector that takes the L1560A lamp: the Compaq and HP MP1410 and MP1810, and Optoma's EP702, EP705, EzPro 702 and EzPro 705. Rated at 120 watts for 2,000 hours, this single lamp spans three separate brand names.
This lamp also carries the codes BL-FP120A and SP.82004.001, both Optoma-side references for the identical part supplied here as L1560A. As no photograph exists for this listing, note that it arrives as a complete housing and bulb unit, not a bare bulb, regardless of which brand's code you searched by.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10965
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why does an Optoma projector share a lamp with Compaq and HP models?
The EP702, EP705 and EzPro 702/705 from Optoma and the MP1410 and MP1810 from Compaq and HP were built on shared underlying hardware during this period, which is why one lamp, L1560A, serves all of them.
Are BL-FP120A and SP.82004.001 the same lamp as L1560A?
Yes, all three codes describe the identical lamp and housing. Optoma's own documentation tends to use BL-FP120A or SP.82004.001, while L1560A is the code we list this part under here.
Why is no product photo shown for the L1560A?
This particular listing has not been photographed, so a placeholder image appears in its place instead. The lamp supplied remains the genuine L1560A module covering the Compaq, HP and Optoma models listed above, regardless of the missing photo.
Does the EzPro 705 need a different wattage lamp from the EP705?
No, the EzPro 705 and EP705 are the same projector sold under different regional names, and both take the identical 120-watt, 2,000-hour L1560A lamp, so there is nothing extra to check before ordering.
Is this lamp supplied with a housing for Optoma projectors as well?
Yes, the L1560A module includes a complete new housing regardless of whether it is being fitted into a Compaq, HP or Optoma projector, since all the listed models share the same lamp bay design.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does an Optoma projector share a lamp with Compaq and HP models?
The EP702, EP705 and EzPro 702/705 from Optoma and the MP1410 and MP1810 from Compaq and HP were built on shared underlying hardware during this period, which is why one lamp, L1560A, serves all of them.
Are BL-FP120A and SP.82004.001 the same lamp as L1560A?
Yes, all three codes describe the identical lamp and housing. Optoma's own documentation tends to use BL-FP120A or SP.82004.001, while L1560A is the code we list this part under here.
Why is no product photo shown for the L1560A?
This particular listing has not been photographed, so a placeholder image appears in its place instead. The lamp supplied remains the genuine L1560A module covering the Compaq, HP and Optoma models listed above, regardless of the missing photo.
Does the EzPro 705 need a different wattage lamp from the EP705?
No, the EzPro 705 and EP705 are the same projector sold under different regional names, and both take the identical 120-watt, 2,000-hour L1560A lamp, so there is nothing extra to check before ordering.
Is this lamp supplied with a housing for Optoma projectors as well?
Yes, the L1560A module includes a complete new housing regardless of whether it is being fitted into a Compaq, HP or Optoma projector, since all the listed models share the same lamp bay design.
Other Compaq 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.
