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Two new replacement DLP lamps for Optoma Compact 228 projectors

PowerWarehouse

PowerWarehouse Optoma Compact 228 DLP Replacement Lamp (QTY 2)

SKU CH-V7FR-PGC5Q

Two-pack of DLP replacement lamps compatible with Optoma Compact 228 projectors

  • Product typeLamps
  • DetailsReplaces OEM# BL-FS180C, SP.89F01GC01
  • Compatible with Optoma Compact 228 projectors
  • Replaces OEM part BL-FS180C and SP.89F01GC01
  • Twin pack delivers two ready-to-install lamps
  • Brand-new units guaranteed 100% compatible

Replacement Lamp Pair for Optoma Projectors

This twin pack of PowerWarehouse DLP replacement lamps is built for the Optoma Compact 228 model and replaces OEM part numbers BL-FS180C and SP.89F01GC01. The two new units arrive ready to install so a single purchase restores brightness to a home-theatre or classroom projector. Compatibility is guaranteed at 100 per cent with the original equipment.

Low-Heat Operation and Stable Power Draw

DLP lamps run cooler than legacy projector bulbs, keeping fan noise low during normal viewing sessions. Power consumption stays consistent with the original 180-watt design, so the projector’s existing cooling and power systems handle the load without modification. The pair gives a spare on hand for uninterrupted use.

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Price $202.99
Pricier than about 88% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Model nameOptoma Compact 228
Product typeLamps

Questions about this item

How do I install the Optoma Compact 228 lamp and what step do people often miss?

Power off the projector, unplug it, and let it cool completely. Remove the lamp cover, unscrew the old module, and insert the new one until it seats firmly. The step many miss is resetting the lamp timer in the menu so the projector tracks the new module correctly.

What maintenance or replacement will the Optoma Compact 228 lamp need later?

The lamp itself is the consumable; when brightness drops or the replacement indicator appears, swap in another module from the pair. Keep the projector's air filters clean and ensure ventilation stays clear to avoid overheating that shortens lamp life.

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