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SP.87S01G.C01 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Optoma.
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Five Optoma projectors take this module - the DP7270, EP763, its EzPro 763 equivalent, OPW3530 and TX763. Rated 230 watts for 2,000 hours, it's supplied complete with housing, and is also available separately as a bare bulb under the code BL-FU260A for owners whose existing housing is still sound.
This part is also catalogued as BL-FU260A and SP.87S01GC01, all matching the code shown here. One difference worth noting against the bare-bulb version: that listing additionally covers the OPX4500, which isn't included in this module's compatibility list, so check which of the two matches your exact projector model before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09734
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Does this module fit the OPX4500 as well?
No, the OPX4500 isn't part of this module's listed compatibility, though it does take the bare-bulb version of this lamp, BL-FU260A. Check your exact model before ordering.
Is BL-FU260A the same lamp as SP.87S01G.C01?
Yes, it's the same lamp, but sold as a bare bulb rather than the complete module offered in this particular listing here on this page.
Are SP.87S01GC01 and SP.87S01G.C01 different part numbers?
No, the full stop is the only difference between the two - both match this listing, regardless of which one you happen to see printed.
Why choose the module over the bare bulb for a DP7270?
The module replaces the housing and connector along with the bulb, which is worth choosing if you're not certain the existing cage on your DP7270 is undamaged.
Does the EzPro 763 need a different part to the EP763?
No, EzPro 763 is simply an alternative name for the same Optoma model and takes this identical module, just as the EP763 badge does too.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does this module fit the OPX4500 as well?
No, the OPX4500 isn't part of this module's listed compatibility, though it does take the bare-bulb version of this lamp, BL-FU260A. Check your exact model before ordering.
Is BL-FU260A the same lamp as SP.87S01G.C01?
Yes, it's the same lamp, but sold as a bare bulb rather than the complete module offered in this particular listing here on this page.
Are SP.87S01GC01 and SP.87S01G.C01 different part numbers?
No, the full stop is the only difference between the two - both match this listing, regardless of which one you happen to see printed.
Why choose the module over the bare bulb for a DP7270?
The module replaces the housing and connector along with the bulb, which is worth choosing if you're not certain the existing cage on your DP7270 is undamaged.
Does the EzPro 763 need a different part to the EP763?
No, EzPro 763 is simply an alternative name for the same Optoma model and takes this identical module, just as the EP763 badge does too.
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.
