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VDHDNUE projector lamp with module
Fits 8 projector models from Optoma.
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VDHDNUE was fitted across a run of Optoma's well-known home cinema projectors: the HD25, HD25-LV, HD30, HD30B, HD131X, HD2500, DH1011 and EH300. Rated at 240 watts for 3,000 hours, it's supplied here as a complete module, housing included, matching what these projectors shipped with originally.
You may also see this part listed as BL-FU240A, SP.8RU01GC01 or SP.8RU01G.C01, and there's a related code, VDHDNULV, for the low-power variant fitted to some HD25-LV units specifically - if your lamp is marked VDHDNULV rather than VDHDNUE, check which one your projector actually needs before ordering, as they aren't automatically interchangeable.
At a glance
- Wattage — 240 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11647
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between VDHDNUE and VDHDNULV?
VDHDNULV is a related code used for the low-voltage variant fitted to some HD25-LV units. If your existing lamp is marked VDHDNULV rather than VDHDNUE, confirm which your specific projector needs before ordering, since the two aren't automatically interchangeable.
Does the HD30B use the same lamp as the standard HD30?
Yes, the HD30B shares the same VDHDNUE module as the HD30, HD25 and HD131X, despite the different model suffix printed on the projector's badge, so there is one part to order.
Is BL-FU240A the same lamp as VDHDNUE?
Yes, BL-FU240A, SP.8RU01GC01 and SP.8RU01G.C01 are all alternative codes for this identical module, used interchangeably across Optoma's own documentation over the years and in different regions.
How long should this lamp last in an HD25?
It's rated for 3,000 hours at 240 watts. Real-world life varies with how often the projector is used at full brightness and how well it's ventilated.
Do I need to reset the lamp timer on my DH1011 after fitting a new module?
Yes, reset it through the projector's menu once the new VDHDNUE module is installed so the remaining-life estimate starts fresh rather than continuing from the old lamp.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What's the difference between VDHDNUE and VDHDNULV?
VDHDNULV is a related code used for the low-voltage variant fitted to some HD25-LV units. If your existing lamp is marked VDHDNULV rather than VDHDNUE, confirm which your specific projector needs before ordering, since the two aren't automatically interchangeable.
Does the HD30B use the same lamp as the standard HD30?
Yes, the HD30B shares the same VDHDNUE module as the HD30, HD25 and HD131X, despite the different model suffix printed on the projector's badge, so there is one part to order.
Is BL-FU240A the same lamp as VDHDNUE?
Yes, BL-FU240A, SP.8RU01GC01 and SP.8RU01G.C01 are all alternative codes for this identical module, used interchangeably across Optoma's own documentation over the years and in different regions.
How long should this lamp last in an HD25?
It's rated for 3,000 hours at 240 watts. Real-world life varies with how often the projector is used at full brightness and how well it's ventilated.
Do I need to reset the lamp timer on my DH1011 after fitting a new module?
Yes, reset it through the projector's menu once the new VDHDNUE module is installed so the remaining-life estimate starts fresh rather than continuing from the old lamp.
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.
