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SP.8FE01GC01 projector lamp with module
Fits 10 projector models from Optoma.
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SP.8FE01GC01 is specified for ten Optoma projectors: the DM128, DN344, EX538, OP-300W, OPX3010, OPX3015, OPX3530, OPX3535, X117 and XE3303. Rated at 200 watts with a life of around 3,000 hours, it comes as a complete module with the bulb already fitted inside its housing.
We have no alternative part numbers recorded for this lamp, so SP.8FE01GC01 is the single reference to check against your existing module or projector documentation. With ten model names in this list, confirm your exact projector before ordering, since the OPX30 series covers several closely numbered variants.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09764
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Does OP-300W use the same lamp as the OPX3010?
Yes, the OP-300W shares the SP.8FE01GC01 module with the OPX3010, OPX3015, OPX3530 and OPX3535, along with the DM128, DN344, EX538, X117 and XE3303 listed for this lamp.
Why are there no alternative codes listed for this lamp?
We list only the part numbers we can confirm, and no additional reference beyond SP.8FE01GC01 has been recorded for this module, so that is the single code to check.
What is the difference between the OPX3010 and OPX3530?
There is no difference in the lamp itself; both take the identical SP.8FE01GC01 module, along with the other OPX30-series models and the DM128, DN344, EX538, X117 and XE3303.
How do I fit this module into my Optoma projector?
With the projector switched off, unplugged and fully cooled, open the lamp compartment as shown in your manual, remove the old module, fit this replacement and secure its retaining screws before closing the cover.
Do I need to reset the lamp counter after fitting SP.8FE01GC01?
Yes, after installation use your projector's on-screen menu to reset the lamp-hour counter, so the projector tracks the new lamp's usage accurately from zero rather than continuing the previous total.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does OP-300W use the same lamp as the OPX3010?
Yes, the OP-300W shares the SP.8FE01GC01 module with the OPX3010, OPX3015, OPX3530 and OPX3535, along with the DM128, DN344, EX538, X117 and XE3303 listed for this lamp.
Why are there no alternative codes listed for this lamp?
We list only the part numbers we can confirm, and no additional reference beyond SP.8FE01GC01 has been recorded for this module, so that is the single code to check.
What is the difference between the OPX3010 and OPX3530?
There is no difference in the lamp itself; both take the identical SP.8FE01GC01 module, along with the other OPX30-series models and the DM128, DN344, EX538, X117 and XE3303.
How do I fit this module into my Optoma projector?
With the projector switched off, unplugged and fully cooled, open the lamp compartment as shown in your manual, remove the old module, fit this replacement and secure its retaining screws before closing the cover.
Do I need to reset the lamp counter after fitting SP.8FE01GC01?
Yes, after installation use your projector's on-screen menu to reset the lamp-hour counter, so the projector tracks the new lamp's usage accurately from zero rather than continuing the previous total.
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.
