The Dalite 92 x 164" Professional Electrol Motorized Projection Screen is a large screen suitable for venues such as auditoriums, and theaters. This is a rugged screen designed for heavy-duty use. The motor is inside the roller and is supplied with a quick reversal function. In addition, it features an automatic thermal overload cutoff to prevent accidental burn-outs. The braking system is designed to eliminate "coasting".

The handsome case is wood and coated with a black primer which can be finished as you see fit. The Professional Electrol includes a three-position Decora style wall switch or can also be controlled with Dalite's Video Projector Interface, Single Motor Low Voltage Controller as well as Dalite's many Integrated Screen Control products for more sophisticated control and networking.

Ceiling Recessed    Tensioned    188" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    DA-Mat Finish    Front Projection    120V, 60Hz

Dalite's largest enclosed electric screen

Perfect for venues where a recessed installation is not required or possible

Patented in-the-roller motor mounting system for quiet operation

Handsome black textured case blends with any decor

All fabrics are seamless

Optional floating mounting bracket allows screen to be mounted onto a wall or ceiling studs and aligned left or right after installation by releasing two sets of screws

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this kit include the remote control?

A: yes it does!

Q: 2. What cable connector is used on the MP-101? I'd like to use an Arduino to control the pan and tilt. I do not want to cut up the cable to do this.

A: Greetings, Joe. I think I understand your intention but I'm not sure you can achieve it with the Bescor MP-101. To confirm, the unit uses a 7-pin (female) DIN connector to support its wired remote equipped with a 7-pin (male) DIN connector. The seven pins are required to allow the MP-101 to pan, tilt and (in combination) move diagonally. It looks like the Arduino uses a bayonet-style mount that probably has only a signal and ground connection. How you'd adapt that to provide full Bescor functionality is uncertain. If you want to experiment, Bescor sells a 25' extension cable with 7-pin M/F DIN connectors on the ends and you could cut that up to work on wiring options. An alternative would be to consider using a Camranger wireless WiFi controller instead. It works with both the MP-101 as well as Camranger's branded equivalent and provides full wireless motion control using a proprietary app on your smart device. That solution has performed very well for me. You might want to check it out!

Q: 3. Can the cable be extended beyond the 50ft as suggested above ^^^ whats the max length of extension?

A: Hello! You can connect the cables up to 250' before signal degradation occurs. Thanks!Bescor

Q: 4. Is there a version that can handle up to 10-15 lbs?

A: Bescor does not make Pan and Tilt Heads that can hold a capacity in the 10-15 pound range I'm afraid. However the Wild Shot Camera CPT 1019 is a great option and has a load capacity up to 13 pounds.

Q: 5. Can this handle a Sony FS700 with lens ? - the cam is 4lb - with lens - probably hit 6lbs easily

A: The MP-101 can actually support up to 6 lbs, so if the camera you have is only 4 pounds it will work on it.

Q: 6. In one of the customer pictures, it showed the unit being mounted upside down. Does this in any way effect the operation of the unit? Specifically tilting up or down?

A: I have not used it this way but its well made and I cant imagine it wouldnt work just as well.

Q: 7. Help me guys. I need 330 feet (100 m) cable for Bescor Motorized Pan Head. Where can I find this? Do you have any recommendations

A: wireless is a better way.

Q: 8. What is the weight capacity. Can it handle a Red?

A: Load-bearing: 11 pounds

Q: 9. can i get the carrying case alone?

A: Unfortunately a product SKU for the case is not listed.

Q: 10. can i record a movement (linear, pan, tilt, focus, zoom)and re-produce it for many times after?

A: Not that we are aware of. This system does not offer any control over focus or zoom.