Enjoy a bright, clear image and wide viewing angle with the EPV EMX150UWH3 EPVMax 73.5 x 130.7" Motorized Projection Screen. The EMX150UWH3 is a 16:9, 150" diagonal, motorized, wall or ceiling screen featuring EPV's MaxWhite FG multilayer screen material.

The MaxWhite FG is an enhanced matte white screen, which is fiber glass backed to provide a smooth, flat surface without tab-tensioning. This screen material has a 1.1 gain, wide viewing angle, and works best in dark or dimly lit environments with higher end DLP-LCD projectors. The EMX150UWH3 is housed in a black steel case which includes endcaps for wall or ceiling installation. Additionally, you can control it however you like with an infrared and radio frequency remote control, 12V trigger wired or wireless capability, and a detachable wall box controller for manual operation, all included.

150" Diagonal | 16:9 Aspect Ratio    MaxWhite Fiber Glass Screen Surface    1.1 Gain | 180° Viewing Angle    4K Ultra HD, Active 3D & HDR Ready    IR & RF Remote Controls Included    Wall Box Controller Included    Plug & Play Low Voltage Control Built in    4-Side Black Masking & Black Backing    For Standard & Long-Throw Lenses Only    Endcaps for Wall or Ceiling Mounting

MaxWhite FG is fiber glass backed for added stiffness which provides an extremely flat non-tensioned screen surface. This material has uniform diffusion while giving precise definition, color reproduction, and black and white contrast. The screen surface has a black backing to eliminate light penetration. It is mildew resistant and washable with mild soap and water.

• 4-side black masking borders enhance picture contrast
• Black backing prevents light penetration to provide a sharp clear picture
• Not compatible with ultra-short or short throw projectors
• GREENGUARD Gold Certified—UL 2818 Safe Indoor Emissions
• Durable steel case includes endcaps for wall or ceiling mount options
• User-friendly programmable vertical drop position for easy installation
• Wall box controller is detachable for a clean look while maintaining RF & IR functionality
• Built-in selectable channels allow one RF remote programming to control multiple screens and prevent interference
• 12V trigger feature allows the screen’s UP/DOWN operation to synchronize with the projector’s power cycle
• Plug & Play design with built-in low voltage control system, no hardwire installation required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This lamp is made from which country ?

A: As per our records, the Eiko ELH Lamp (300W/120V) is made in China. Please note that this is subject to change at any time.

Q: 2. What would be the consequences of using this bulb on the Arrilite 750 Plus plugged into a 220VAC, 50Hz socket?

A: A 230V lamp can be used on a 220V 50 Hz socket, however the voltage may drop slightly.

Q: 3. Is this the standard Tungsten Bulb for an ARRI 650 fresnel?

A: Yes

Q: 4. Is the Impact ELH lamp ok for use in a Kodak Carousel 760H Projector. If not, what lamp would you recommend?

A: From all I have found on the internet, the ELH lamp is suitable for the Kodak 750, 760, 860 projectors. I bought this bulb for an 860H and it works just fine. Hope this helps.

Q: 5. will this work for a beseler 23cii?

A: Yes, if you have the condenser head on the 23CII, then yes, it takes a PH140 bulb.

Q: 6. is this Dimmable?

A: The simple answer is no, these are not dimmable. I don't know of any fluorescent bulbs that can be dimmed, but I did hook these bulbs up to a professional dimmer switch just to make sure. Turning the switch all the way to zero resulted in a one-stop difference from 100%. I'm sure that's not good for the bulb, not reliable, and of no practicable value, although in an absolute sense, they did dim a slight amount. I hope this answer helps.

Q: 7. Will this bulb work in a “vintage” Kodak Carousel 750?

A: Yes this lamp would be compatible with your projector.

Q: 8. Will this work on Mole Richardson 650?

A: Yes, the ARRI FRK Lamp (650W/120V) will work with the Mole Richardson 650.

Q: 9. Will this lamp fit in Kodak Medalist I Carousel projector? The unit says to replace with 120v 300w 60hz FHS lamp only

A: I have a Kodak Carousel 650H in which I use the subject lamps. I have recently bought 5 of them as back-up.

Q: 10. Is there a CRI rating available for these lamps?

A: Unfortunately, Impact does not specify the CRI rating for this lamp.