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BL-FU120A projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Optoma.
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This lamp module is identified by six items: BL-FU120A, CTX EZ610, EP610, EzPro 610, SP.81101.001 and SP.81101.01. No manufacturer part number is confirmed for this specific module listing, so it is identified by the Optoma projector name BL-FU120A rather than by a code.
This is a module, complete with housing, rather than a bare bulb, so fitting means swapping the whole unit out in one piece. A bare-lamp version of the same EP610 fitment also exists elsewhere in our catalogue for anyone who would rather reuse their current housing; check which type suits your projector before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-12178
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
What does CTX EZ610 have to do with an Optoma lamp?
It appears in the confirmed fitment group for this module alongside the EP610 and EzPro 610, reflecting how this particular projector design was sold under more than one brand name. We list it because it is part of the confirmed compatibility group.
Why are SP.81101.001 and SP.81101.01 both listed here?
Both appear in the fitment data for this module. They are very close in format, differing by a single digit, so check your own projector's documentation carefully if you are trying to match a code you already have.
Is this the module or the bare lamp version for the EP610?
This listing is the module version, with housing included. A separate bare-lamp listing also exists for the EP610 and EzPro 610 if you prefer to reuse your existing housing.
How do I fit a lamp module into my Optoma EP610?
Open the lamp access panel as shown in your projector's manual, release the retaining screws, and lift the old module out before lowering the new one into the same slot and securing it. Always let the projector cool and unplug it first.
Is safe handling different for a module compared with a bare lamp?
A module is generally simpler to handle safely since the bulb stays enclosed in its housing throughout, whereas a bare lamp exposes the glass directly, so extra care with skin contact and grip point matters more for bare lamps.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does CTX EZ610 have to do with an Optoma lamp?
It appears in the confirmed fitment group for this module alongside the EP610 and EzPro 610, reflecting how this particular projector design was sold under more than one brand name. We list it because it is part of the confirmed compatibility group.
Why are SP.81101.001 and SP.81101.01 both listed here?
Both appear in the fitment data for this module. They are very close in format, differing by a single digit, so check your own projector's documentation carefully if you are trying to match a code you already have.
Is this the module or the bare lamp version for the EP610?
This listing is the module version, with housing included. A separate bare-lamp listing also exists for the EP610 and EzPro 610 if you prefer to reuse your existing housing.
How do I fit a lamp module into my Optoma EP610?
Open the lamp access panel as shown in your projector's manual, release the retaining screws, and lift the old module out before lowering the new one into the same slot and securing it. Always let the projector cool and unplug it first.
Is safe handling different for a module compared with a bare lamp?
A module is generally simpler to handle safely since the bulb stays enclosed in its housing throughout, whereas a bare lamp exposes the glass directly, so extra care with skin contact and grip point matters more for bare lamps.
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.
