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VDHDNL Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 65 projector models from Optoma.
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VDHDNL is a lamp module built around the same 190-watt, 5,000-hour bulb used across a huge span of Optoma's catalogue - from the HD26 and HD141X home models and the GT1070X, GT1080 and GT1080Darbee short-throw range, through to the EC300 series, RS300W to RS330X, and dozens of BR, DH, DS, DW, DX, S, TP, W and X-series projectors.
This lamp also carries several other codes across Optoma's listings - BL-FP190D, BL-FP190E, BL-FP195B, SP.73701.GC01, SP.73701GC01, SP.79C01GC01, SP.8VH01GC01 and VDGTGZBZDarbee - reflecting how many product lines share it. As a module it includes the housing, so with 65 compatible models listed, matching your exact projector name carefully before ordering matters more than usual.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 5,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09660
- Compatibility — 65 projector models
Common questions
Why does this one lamp have so many alternate codes?
Optoma has reused this 190-watt lamp across an unusually large number of ranges and years, and each range or region has sometimes picked up its own reference - BL-FP190D, BL-FP195B and the SP-prefixed codes among them all describe this same module.
What is the GT1080Darbee, and does it need a different lamp?
Darbee refers to an image-processing feature built into that particular GT1080 variant, not a different optical engine, so the GT1080Darbee takes the same VDHDNL module as the standard GT1080 and GT1070X.
Are DAESSGL, DAEXSGL and DASSHG projector models or something else?
They are Optoma projector model codes included in this lamp's compatibility list, alongside the more familiar BR, DS and DX-series names - all of them take this same VDHDNL module.
With so many compatible models, how do I make sure I am ordering the right lamp?
Check your projector's exact model number, including any letter suffix, against the full compatibility list rather than assuming from a similar-looking model name, since Optoma has used this lamp across several unrelated-looking ranges spanning home, business and short-throw projectors.
Is there a bare-bulb-only version of this lamp, separate from the module?
Some of the codes recorded against this lamp, including BL-FP190E, are also listed as bare-bulb-only parts elsewhere in Optoma's range, so check your specific projector's manual to see whether it calls for a bulb alone or the complete module offered here.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this one lamp have so many alternate codes?
Optoma has reused this 190-watt lamp across an unusually large number of ranges and years, and each range or region has sometimes picked up its own reference - BL-FP190D, BL-FP195B and the SP-prefixed codes among them all describe this same module.
What is the GT1080Darbee, and does it need a different lamp?
Darbee refers to an image-processing feature built into that particular GT1080 variant, not a different optical engine, so the GT1080Darbee takes the same VDHDNL module as the standard GT1080 and GT1070X.
Are DAESSGL, DAEXSGL and DASSHG projector models or something else?
They are Optoma projector model codes included in this lamp's compatibility list, alongside the more familiar BR, DS and DX-series names - all of them take this same VDHDNL module.
With so many compatible models, how do I make sure I am ordering the right lamp?
Check your projector's exact model number, including any letter suffix, against the full compatibility list rather than assuming from a similar-looking model name, since Optoma has used this lamp across several unrelated-looking ranges spanning home, business and short-throw projectors.
Is there a bare-bulb-only version of this lamp, separate from the module?
Some of the codes recorded against this lamp, including BL-FP190E, are also listed as bare-bulb-only parts elsewhere in Optoma's range, so check your specific projector's manual to see whether it calls for a bulb alone or the complete module offered here.
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.
