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LCA3109 projector lamp with module
Fits 27 projector models from Optoma · Philips.
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The LCA3109 is a 150W lamp rated for 2000 hours, supplied complete with its housing rather than as a bare bulb. It covers a wide spread of models, from the Optoma EP606, EP610H and EP615H (also badged as EzPro 606, 610H and 615H) through to the Philips Hopper Impact and LC4200-series projectors.
Because this is a full module, the whole unit, bulb and housing together, is swapped out, which makes fitting straightforward on projectors that accept a drop-in cartridge. Alongside LCA3109, the same lamp is also sold under the codes BL-FU150A and SP.81218.001, so check whichever code your projector's manual or old lamp label shows before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09725
- Compatibility — 27 projector models
Common questions
What wattage is the LCA3109 and how long does it last?
It is a 150W lamp with a rated life of 2000 hours. This figure describes the lamp under normal operating conditions and can vary with the projector settings used.
Why does this lamp cover both Optoma and Philips projectors?
Optoma and Philips both used this projector platform for this generation of models, so the EP606, EP610H, EP615H and EzPro equivalents share an identical lamp with the Philips Hopper and LC4200-series units.
Are BL-FU150A and SP.81218.001 the same lamp as LCA3109?
Yes, all three codes are recorded against this one lamp in our system. If your old lamp or projector documentation shows either of those codes instead of LCA3109, this listing is still the correct match.
Is the LCA3109 a bare bulb or a complete unit?
It is supplied as a full module, with the bulb pre-fitted inside its own housing. You remove the old module as a whole and slot this one into the same bay.
Once the LCA3109 module is in, does the projector need telling?
Often yes. Many projectors in the Optoma and Philips Hopper families track lamp hours and will prompt a reset from the on-screen menu once a new module is detected, so check your model's manual for the exact steps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What wattage is the LCA3109 and how long does it last?
It is a 150W lamp with a rated life of 2000 hours. This figure describes the lamp under normal operating conditions and can vary with the projector settings used.
Why does this lamp cover both Optoma and Philips projectors?
Optoma and Philips both used this projector platform for this generation of models, so the EP606, EP610H, EP615H and EzPro equivalents share an identical lamp with the Philips Hopper and LC4200-series units.
Are BL-FU150A and SP.81218.001 the same lamp as LCA3109?
Yes, all three codes are recorded against this one lamp in our system. If your old lamp or projector documentation shows either of those codes instead of LCA3109, this listing is still the correct match.
Is the LCA3109 a bare bulb or a complete unit?
It is supplied as a full module, with the bulb pre-fitted inside its own housing. You remove the old module as a whole and slot this one into the same bay.
Once the LCA3109 module is in, does the projector need telling?
Often yes. Many projectors in the Optoma and Philips Hopper families track lamp hours and will prompt a reset from the on-screen menu once a new module is detected, so check your model's manual for the exact steps.
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.
