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SP.8EH01GC01 projector lamp with module
Fits 60 projector models from Geha · Luxeon · Nobo · Optoma.
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SP.8EH01GC01 is a complete lamp and module, combining the bulb with its housing in a single part. Optoma uses it across a wide slice of its DLP range, from the DS316 and EX531 through to the HD600X and PRO350W, and it also appears in equivalent Geha, Nobo and Luxeon models built on the same platform.
The same lamp is also sold as BL-FU185A and SP.8EH01G.C01; all three codes describe the identical 185W, 3000-hour module, so buy on whichever number is printed on your old lamp. Because this is a lamp-with-module product, it replaces the housing as well as the bulb, so no separate cage or socket work is needed on your end.
At a glance
- Wattage — 185 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09120
- Compatibility — 60 projector models
Common questions
Does SP.8EH01GC01 fit my Nobo projector even though the code sounds like an Optoma part?
Yes. Nobo's S28, WX28 and X28 use the same lamp platform as several Optoma models, so SP.8EH01GC01 is listed for both brands under this one part number.
What's the difference between SP.8EH01GC01 and BL-FU185A?
Nothing functional. They are the same 185W, 3000-hour lamp and module sold under different codes; some projectors reference one number on their rating label and some the other, but either way it's the identical part.
Does this lamp fit the Geha 60 283952 as well as the Compact models?
Yes, the Geha 60 283952, Compact 219 and Compact 229 all use this lamp and module, alongside the equivalent Nobo, Luxeon and Optoma models it's built to fit.
Does SP.8EH01GC01 cover both older and newer Optoma projectors?
The Optoma range using this lamp spans models from the DS216 and EX531 to newer HD610x and PRO250W units, so it covers several projector generations rather than one specific line.
How many projectors use this exact lamp?
This lamp and module is listed against 60 individual Optoma, Geha, Nobo and Luxeon projector models, making it one of the more widely shared lamps we carry.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does SP.8EH01GC01 fit my Nobo projector even though the code sounds like an Optoma part?
Yes. Nobo's S28, WX28 and X28 use the same lamp platform as several Optoma models, so SP.8EH01GC01 is listed for both brands under this one part number.
What's the difference between SP.8EH01GC01 and BL-FU185A?
Nothing functional. They are the same 185W, 3000-hour lamp and module sold under different codes; some projectors reference one number on their rating label and some the other, but either way it's the identical part.
Does this lamp fit the Geha 60 283952 as well as the Compact models?
Yes, the Geha 60 283952, Compact 219 and Compact 229 all use this lamp and module, alongside the equivalent Nobo, Luxeon and Optoma models it's built to fit.
Does SP.8EH01GC01 cover both older and newer Optoma projectors?
The Optoma range using this lamp spans models from the DS216 and EX531 to newer HD610x and PRO250W units, so it covers several projector generations rather than one specific line.
How many projectors use this exact lamp?
This lamp and module is listed against 60 individual Optoma, Geha, Nobo and Luxeon projector models, making it one of the more widely shared lamps we carry.
Other Geha 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.
