The white 24860 Tensioned Advantage Deluxe Electrol Projection Screen from Da-Lite is designed to be concealed neatly in a ceiling when not in use, which makes it ideal for corporate conference rooms. The screen can be installed in two stages; the screen case can be installed during construction, and the screen assembly can be attached during the finishing stage. Once the screen is installed, the screen's trim conceals the rough opening in the ceiling, eliminating the need to complete additional trim work. Sliding installation brackets allow you to attach the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling. Closure doors keep the screen out of sight when it isn't being used.

The HD Progressive 1.3 surface has a gain of 1.3, 150° viewing angle, and is ideal for applications where projector brightness and screen size require an increase in gain. The pure white HD Progressive surface offers true color reproduction, and allows for more flexibility with ambient light conditions. This seamless surface also allows for easy viewing of detail in video as well as charts and graphs in a corporate setting. HD Progressive 1.3 can be cleaned with mild soap and water, and is flame-retardant and mildew-resistant. This surface has also achieved GREENGUARD GOLD Certification. Each side of the material uses a tab guide cable system to maintain even lateral tension and hold the surface flat. This helps to ensure that pixels from the display image don't overlap with one another. Tensioning also helps to prevent creases or folding of your screen. A custom slat bar with added weight maintains vertical tension on the screen surface.

For controlling the screen, a three-position Decora-style wall plate is included, along with a cover switch. Low Voltage Control allows the screen to be controlled via a low voltage signal or momentary dry contact from a third-party control system. The LVC is necessary if you are using an IR or RF remote to control your screen.

130" Diagonal    16:10 Aspect Ratio    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain, 150° Viewing Angle    Black Backing on Surface    Tensioned for Flat Image Display    110-120 VAC, 60 Hz Motor    Three-Button Decora-Style Wall Switch

The screen has two motors, both mounted inside the case. One motor operates the door at the bottom of the case, and the other controls the viewing surface.

The electrical junction box is internally integrated into the housing, making it possible to install the housing, and then wire to the building's electrical system during construction.

Smooth Roll Technology to keep your screen flat.

Slim-Tab, a lower profile, and strong tab design to keep your screen taut.

White powder-coated case with white endcaps and closure doors for a clean aesthetic.

The case is UL Plenum rated.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I power directly with 12 volt DC?

A: No, this particular Sandies 340 RECORDING Light features a built-in 110 VAC to 12 VDC LED driver that allows you to use 110 VAC power. The 12 VDC version is MFR# 340-REC-12 which we should be able to order for you. Please contact us by phone if that is the one that you would like to order as we do not have it listed on the website. As another option, we do have the TecNec Industry-Standard Warning Light - Recording, 12 VDC (B&H # TES340REC12) which is a similar light that operates with 12 VDC.

Q: 2. Is the ballast necessary for this lamp to be used? https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/664968-REG/Arri_518500_M18_HMI_Lamphead_110_220VAC.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/664968-REG/Arri_518500_M18_HMI_Lamphead_110_220VAC.html/a

A: Yes a ballast is needed to power the Arri M18 HMI Lamphead. The recommended ballast would be the Arri 1200/1800W High Speed Electronic Ballast B&H # ARBE1.21.8K. Please see the image for reference.

Q: 3. Is there any way you can install a remote / wireless switch for this device? If so, do you have any recommendations?

A: Good question. I believe there a few different ways to accomplish this install to be compatible with a wireless remote switch. You would have to do some research on that however. One way I know of is using a pico wireless remote and a Lutron PowPak RMJ-5R-DV-B. They are compatible together. The pico can be used as a portable remote device or it can be installed using a wall adapter. The powpak could be mounted right o. The side of a junction box or it could probably fit inside of the recording light fixture. There's plenty of room inside. I believe there's a 30' range on these devices. That's just one quick way of doing it for about $150-$200.

Q: 4. Can you control the power output with this unit, or is it constant power?

A: It's constant power. No power settings.

Q: 5. Does this plug into a standard wall outlet? Is there an on/off switch?

A: I haven't installed yet.

Q: 6. How many wattages does this item request ?How to use it on the european power grid 220V ?Thank you.

A: You'll need a voltage converter to use this product on 220V since this light uses 110V.

Q: 7. Will this flashes slave setting respond to a canon transmitter?

A: If you have a matching canon receiver plugged into the synch connection then yes.Also he optical slave, another flash will fire it

Q: 8. Is this unit mobile? Meaning, can I plug in into the wall and move around?

A: The unit is designed to be wall mounted, but is not necessary. The unit can be moved.

Q: 9. The bulb I need is 125v 7 watt. Its very small. There are 2 lights inside the on-air box. Can you help me?

A: Please contact the manufacturer directly for the availability of these lamps for this fixture:Sandies:225 Lincoln Highway Suite 167 Fairless Hills, PA 19030 USAPh 215-547-2570 Fx 215-701-9197

Q: 10. From where can one obtain a replacement faceplate? Ours was stolen.

A: we can provide B&H with a replacement for you to purchase, and for them to quote, what is the text on your particular light? please email sales@sescom.com and copy your B&H customer service rep and we will promptly assist.