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SP.83R01G001 bare projector lamp
Fits 9 projector models from Optoma.
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SP.83R01G001 is a bare replacement bulb rated at 230 watts with a 3,000-hour expected life, made to fit nine members of Optoma's EP747 range, from the base EP747 through the EP7475, EP7477, EP7479 and EP747T variants. As a bare lamp it has no housing of its own, so it is fitted inside the cage that already sits in your projector.
This same lamp is also sold complete with a housing under the code BL-FP230A, worth considering if your existing cage is cracked or the bulb has failed messily inside it. The photo on this listing is a standard placeholder rather than a picture of this specific bulb. Match the code on your old lamp's base carefully, since the EP747 range covers several closely related suffixes.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09694
- Compatibility — 9 projector models
Common questions
Does SP.83R01G001 fit every EP747 model, including the EP747N and EP747H?
Yes, both the EP747N and EP747H are on the compatibility list for SP.83R01G001, along with the base EP747, EP7475, EP7477, EP7479, EP747A and EP747T, so one bulb covers the whole EP747 family.
Why is the product photo generic rather than a real picture of the bulb?
For some lamps we have not yet photographed the exact part, so we use a standard placeholder image instead. The specifications and fitment list are accurate even where the photo is not lamp-specific.
What is the difference between SP.83R01G001 and BL-FP230A?
They are the same lamp under two codes. SP.83R01G001 is sold bare here, while BL-FP230A on our site is the same bulb supplied complete with its housing.
How do I handle a bare bulb safely during fitting?
Let the projector cool fully first, then lift the bulb by its metal or plastic base rather than the glass, since skin oils on the glass can shorten its life once it heats up again.
When should I replace the lamp in an EP747 series projector?
Once the image dims noticeably, colours shift, or the projector's lamp warning light comes on, it is usually time to fit a fresh bulb rather than wait for it to fail completely.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does SP.83R01G001 fit every EP747 model, including the EP747N and EP747H?
Yes, both the EP747N and EP747H are on the compatibility list for SP.83R01G001, along with the base EP747, EP7475, EP7477, EP7479, EP747A and EP747T, so one bulb covers the whole EP747 family.
Why is the product photo generic rather than a real picture of the bulb?
For some lamps we have not yet photographed the exact part, so we use a standard placeholder image instead. The specifications and fitment list are accurate even where the photo is not lamp-specific.
What is the difference between SP.83R01G001 and BL-FP230A?
They are the same lamp under two codes. SP.83R01G001 is sold bare here, while BL-FP230A on our site is the same bulb supplied complete with its housing.
How do I handle a bare bulb safely during fitting?
Let the projector cool fully first, then lift the bulb by its metal or plastic base rather than the glass, since skin oils on the glass can shorten its life once it heats up again.
When should I replace the lamp in an EP747 series projector?
Once the image dims noticeably, colours shift, or the projector's lamp warning light comes on, it is usually time to fit a fresh bulb rather than wait for it to fail completely.
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.
