The 220V 40801E Cosmopolitan Electrol 8 x 8' Motorized Screen from Da-Lite is a ceiling or wall mounted electric screen. A variety of finishes and veneer options are available.

135.8" Diagonal / 1:1 Aspect Ratio    Matte White Surface    1.0 Gain / 120° Viewing Angle    Includes 3-Button Wall Switch

Matte White is a fiberglass surface for non-high-definition projection and environments with controllable ambient light that can display color as well as black and white images. Cone: 120° Gain: 1.0

• Decora-style, three-position wall switch
• Standard black backing retains projected brightness
• Standard white powder-coated finish; available in black or veneer upon request

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many seconds does it take for it to go from one side to another on the slowest setting and the fastest?

A: The amount of time it would take on the fastest speed is 39s , and on the slowest speed it would be 5min and 37s

Q: 2. are the chargers 220V compatible?

A: yes this product will support 120/220v power

Q: 3. What kind of battery mount does it have?

A: This system uses Sony NP-F style batteries. Batters and a charger are included in the box.

Q: 4. This is wireless? Can be controlled wirelessly and is battery powered?

A: It comes with a remote and a battery.

Q: 5. Will it work with the Canon T3i?

A: Yes, this system is compatible with the Canon T3i.

Q: 6. is this slider quiet enough for interviews?

A: That depends on your set up, the space that you are in, and your tolerance for noise. This Slider is relatively quiet yet some customers say that it is too loud for interviews. Others have attained excellent audio quality using much louder slider set ups. Here are a few tips for collecting good interview audio regardless of how loud/quiet your slider is. 1. Make sure there is some distance between the slider and your subject. The close the slider is to your subject the more likely you are to pick up the sound of the slider. 2. Make sure your microphones are closer to your subject than they are to the slider. It is generally a bad idea to mount a microphone on your camera if that camera is on a slider. this is because the slider motor will be much closer to your microphone than your subject and therefore the slider motor will be fairly loud regardless of how "silent" the motor is. It is also generally a good idea to get the microphone as close to your talent as possible whether you have a slider involved or not. 3. collect room tone with the slider on. tip 1 and 2 should limit or eliminate any slider noise from your audio but in case there isn't enough room to get sufficient distance between your subject and microphone from the slider capture some audio of the room in silence while the slider motor is running. this will help you create a noise print to eliminate the slider noise in post production.

Q: 7. How many seconds does it take for it to go from one side to another on the slowest setting and the fastest?

A: unfortunately this data is not available from the manufacturer

Q: 8. Does it works with a Go Pro?

A: I believe so. I think you just have to buy the tripod mount for the go pro https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/999130-REG/gopro_abqrt_001_tripod_mounts.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/999130-REG/gopro_abqrt_001_tripod_mounts.html/a

Q: 9. How can i control it 100 ft away? Can i plug and ethernet cable between the 'Link' port and the remote control?

A: The GVM GT-120WD Wireless Bluetooth Carbon Fiber Motorized Camera Slider (47") (B&H# GVGT120WDV2) uses a Bluetooth wireless connection for a maximum unobstructed transmission distance of 30 feet (9 meters).

Q: 10. I love how silent these motor are. But...How does this one compare to the older 2019 version? I got one of the first that still came with a silver control box. There was a LOT of play on the platform when doing parallax. Does this one do more precise video mode shots??

A: We are not getting any negative reports regarding GVM sliders.