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LT20LP bare projector lamp
Fits 7 projector models from Acer · NEC · Nobo · Optoma · Viewsonic.
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LT20LP is unusual in this range at 156W, a lower output than most bare lamps here, rated to 2000 hours. It fits seven projectors across five brands: the NEC LT20, Acer PD322, the Nobo X15P and X16P, the Optoma EP729 and EzPro 729, and the Viewsonic PJ256D.
This one lamp carries an unusually wide spread of alternative codes: BL-FP156A, EC.J1901.001, RLC-009 and SP.82F01.001 have all been used by different brands for the same bulb. Because it is bare, fit it into your existing housing, and check your exact projector name against the list above given how many brands are involved.
At a glance
- Wattage — 156 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08002
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
Why does LT20LP have four alternative codes?
NEC, Acer, Optoma, Nobo and Viewsonic all sold projectors built around the same lamp, each under its own part number, so BL-FP156A, EC.J1901.001, RLC-009 and SP.82F01.001 all describe this identical bulb.
Is RLC-009 the same lamp as LT20LP?
Yes, RLC-009 is Viewsonic's code for this lamp; we list it as LT20LP, and both describe the same bare bulb, so either reference will match this listing.
Does LT20LP fit the Optoma EzPro 729?
Yes, it is listed for both the Optoma EP729 and EzPro 729, which are the same model under two names, as well as the NEC, Acer, Nobo and Viewsonic models above.
Why is there no photo for this listing?
We do not hold a genuine photo for this specific lamp, so none is shown here. The compatibility and specification details above remain accurate regardless of the missing image.
Is LT20LP supplied with a housing?
No, it is a bare bulb only, so you fit it into the housing already inside your projector rather than replacing the housing itself. Keep your current housing to hand when you remove the old bulb.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does LT20LP have four alternative codes?
NEC, Acer, Optoma, Nobo and Viewsonic all sold projectors built around the same lamp, each under its own part number, so BL-FP156A, EC.J1901.001, RLC-009 and SP.82F01.001 all describe this identical bulb.
Is RLC-009 the same lamp as LT20LP?
Yes, RLC-009 is Viewsonic's code for this lamp; we list it as LT20LP, and both describe the same bare bulb, so either reference will match this listing.
Does LT20LP fit the Optoma EzPro 729?
Yes, it is listed for both the Optoma EP729 and EzPro 729, which are the same model under two names, as well as the NEC, Acer, Nobo and Viewsonic models above.
Why is there no photo for this listing?
We do not hold a genuine photo for this specific lamp, so none is shown here. The compatibility and specification details above remain accurate regardless of the missing image.
Is LT20LP supplied with a housing?
No, it is a bare bulb only, so you fit it into the housing already inside your projector rather than replacing the housing itself. Keep your current housing to hand when you remove the old bulb.
Other Acer 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.
