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SP.82F01.001 projector lamp module
Fits 7 projector models from Acer · NEC · Nobo · Optoma · Viewsonic.
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Five brands rely on the same lamp for seven different projectors: Acer's PD322, the NEC LT20, Nobo's X15P and X16P, Optoma's EP729 and EzPro 729, and the Viewsonic PJ256D. All take SP.82F01.001, rated at 156 watts with a stated 2000 hour life, supplied here as a complete module.
This lamp is also catalogued as BL-FP156A, EC.J1901.001, LT20LP and RLC-009, so any of these codes on your old lamp or projector manual should lead you to the same part. With so many brands involved, match your exact projector model against the list above rather than relying on the brand name alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 156 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10795
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
What does the code LT20LP refer to?
LT20LP is NEC's own reference for this same lamp, sold here as SP.82F01.001. It is also listed as BL-FP156A, EC.J1901.001 and RLC-009, any of which should identify the correct part.
Which Nobo models take this lamp?
The Nobo X15P and X16P both use SP.82F01.001, alongside the Acer PD322, NEC LT20, Optoma EP729 and EzPro 729, and the Viewsonic PJ256D, seven projectors from five different brands in total.
What is the wattage and rated life of SP.82F01.001?
This module is rated at 156 watts with a stated life of 2000 hours, consistent across all seven projectors it fits, whichever of the five brands your projector carries.
Why do five different brands share one lamp code?
Manufacturers sometimes source the same lamp engine for otherwise unrelated models, which is why SP.82F01.001 turns up across Acer, NEC, Nobo, Optoma and Viewsonic projectors.
Does the SP.82F01.001 need an existing cage to go into?
No. This is a complete module listing, so the bulb arrives already fitted inside its housing rather than needing an existing housing to fit into.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does the code LT20LP refer to?
LT20LP is NEC's own reference for this same lamp, sold here as SP.82F01.001. It is also listed as BL-FP156A, EC.J1901.001 and RLC-009, any of which should identify the correct part.
Which Nobo models take this lamp?
The Nobo X15P and X16P both use SP.82F01.001, alongside the Acer PD322, NEC LT20, Optoma EP729 and EzPro 729, and the Viewsonic PJ256D, seven projectors from five different brands in total.
What is the wattage and rated life of SP.82F01.001?
This module is rated at 156 watts with a stated life of 2000 hours, consistent across all seven projectors it fits, whichever of the five brands your projector carries.
Why do five different brands share one lamp code?
Manufacturers sometimes source the same lamp engine for otherwise unrelated models, which is why SP.82F01.001 turns up across Acer, NEC, Nobo, Optoma and Viewsonic projectors.
Does the SP.82F01.001 need an existing cage to go into?
No. This is a complete module listing, so the bulb arrives already fitted inside its housing rather than needing an existing housing to fit into.
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.
