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SP.8NC01GC01 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Optoma.
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SP.8NC01GC01 arrives as a full lamp and housing module for a small set of Optoma projectors, among them the EX815, OPX5015 and OPX6025. Rather than handling a loose bulb, you remove the old module as one piece and fit this one in its place, keeping the process straightforward from start to finish.
This lamp is also referenced under the code BL-FU300B in Optoma's own model listings, so do not be thrown if that name shows up in your projector's documentation rather than this part number. Because the module includes its housing, there is no need to source or match a separate cage; the fit is complete as supplied.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09771
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why does BL-FU300B appear listed as one of the compatible projectors?
BL-FU300B is how Optoma itself refers to this lamp elsewhere, so it can appear in projector documentation alongside genuine model names like the EX815; it is not a separate projector to check against.
Does this module fit the OPX5015 and OPX6025 with the same part?
Yes, both the OPX5015 and OPX6025 are covered by this SP.8NC01GC01 module, alongside the EX815, so one part number serves that whole small group of Optoma business projectors without any variation between them.
Is fitting a module more involved than fitting a bare bulb?
It is generally simpler, since the lamp and housing come as one assembly. You unclip the old module, insert this one, and reconnect it, without handling the bulb directly.
Can you tell me the wattage of this lamp?
That figure is not published for this part, so we have not stated one rather than guess. Everything we do know, including compatibility and lamp type, is listed here.
How do I know this is a genuine part rather than a copy?
We source and list this lamp under its manufacturer code, SP.8NC01GC01, so the part number itself is your reference point for what you are buying.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does BL-FU300B appear listed as one of the compatible projectors?
BL-FU300B is how Optoma itself refers to this lamp elsewhere, so it can appear in projector documentation alongside genuine model names like the EX815; it is not a separate projector to check against.
Does this module fit the OPX5015 and OPX6025 with the same part?
Yes, both the OPX5015 and OPX6025 are covered by this SP.8NC01GC01 module, alongside the EX815, so one part number serves that whole small group of Optoma business projectors without any variation between them.
Is fitting a module more involved than fitting a bare bulb?
It is generally simpler, since the lamp and housing come as one assembly. You unclip the old module, insert this one, and reconnect it, without handling the bulb directly.
Can you tell me the wattage of this lamp?
That figure is not published for this part, so we have not stated one rather than guess. Everything we do know, including compatibility and lamp type, is listed here.
How do I know this is a genuine part rather than a copy?
We source and list this lamp under its manufacturer code, SP.8NC01GC01, so the part number itself is your reference point for what you are buying.
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.
