The Dalite 9 x 9' Deluxe Advantage Electrol Projection Screen is a unique design. Construction of this ceiling recessed screen permits the case to be installed first and the fabric added later once a suitable projection surface is decided on. This is a big "plus" since companies constructing viewing rooms may not be certain of what they need in a screen. However, the Advantage permits the basic frame to be installed in the ceiling - ready for a finished fabric assembly to be added when all is prepped.

The exceptionally quiet motor gives it an edge over similarly priced screens. Quiet "up" and "down" operation makes the Advantage more professional in appearance as well as less distracting to your audience. 

The Advantage Electrol has several options which make it a great choice for schools, lecture halls, libraries and corporate environments. Because it can be installed during the construction phase of your office, there is no pressure to buy a "finished" screen while budgets may still be on the table. The option of many remote controls also adds to its flexibility.

This item is wired for 220V ONLY, European voltage

Ceiling Recessed    Non-Tensioned    153" Diagonal    Square (Audio-Visual) Format    1:1 Aspect Ratio    Front Projection    Matte White Finish    220V, 50Hz

Designed to have the case installed during the "rough-in" stages of construction and the fabric assembly during the finish stage

Handsome finished white aluminum case provides a clean look and allows easy installation of ceiling tiles

Standard with a Decora style three position wall switch

UL Plenum Rated case

Matte White fabric up to and including 10' high will be seamless; Glass Beaded fabric up to and including 8' high will be seamless; Video Spectra 1.5 and High Contrast Matte White fabric are available in sizes up to 8' high; High Power fabric is available in sizes up to 9'x12' and will be seamless up to 6' high

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Anyone pair the A6000 with the GH4? How does the footage line up?

A: For still photography with a good quality prime or zoom lens, like the Zeiss sonar E types, I would say the a6000 with its super fast auto focus may be a bit better than the Gh4 in some situations and equal in most.(yes I have both) .. For video? The Gh4 wins hands down

Q: 2. What is the difference between the basic and the pro warrenty plans

A: The difference between the Square Trade regular and pro warranty plans is the the pro plan offers 2-Day Service Guarantee + 2-Way Express Shipping + International Coverage.

Q: 3. Can I use this camera for shooting 4K video of computer builds and able to use it as a facecam for twitch/YouTube streaming? Thanks in advance.

A: Unfortunately it doesn't look like the Canon PowerShot SX740 has clean HDMI output for capture and streaming.

Q: 4. Can I pair camera to tablet?

A: When using the Sony Imaging Edge app on your tablet, you can pair the A6000 in order to send images wirelessly via the Wi-Fi network created by the camera.

Q: 5. Where is the viewfinder? It's not clear from the 360 view.

A: On the left corner of the camera the viewfinder pops up

Q: 6. Is it available the menu in russia

A: No, I don't show this in the menu ... English, French, Italian, Spanish & Japanese

Q: 7. Does the Sony A6000 have focus peaking? Thanks.

A: Yes. So there are a couple ways to set it up. One way is: as soon as you start to manually focus it will automatically magnify to the center of the screen. The way I had it set up (recently sold my A6000) is focus magnification was assigned to the AEL button.It is very easy when using the EVF to press whichever custom button you set magnification to without pulling your eye away from the viewfinder. The only caveat is that the initial button press only brings up the focus magnification box allowing you to move the box around the frame before actually magnifying. A second press is required for 5x magnification and a third press for 10x. It becomes very easy once you get used to it. I generally bring the EVF to my eye, quickly double or triple tap the AEL button, then manually focus on an eyelash, half press the shutter to remove the magnification, and then compose and fully press the shutter button. It sounds like a lot but is very easy after using it a few times.One other thing I'll mention is that compared to the A7II/A7RII and upcoming A6300, the EVF on the A6000 is poor and the others are even easier to manually focus with. Also, the A6300 and A7RII add continuous eye AF so if you do a lot of portraits with AF lenses it might be worth looking into those options

Q: 8. I like the look of the white body, as opposed to the black. But is it considered to be a faux pas to have a white camera?

A: My daughter is a graphic designer for a major sports organization. She turned me on to the A6000. She has the black body. I purchased the white body for two reasons, to be different from hers and because I travel I felt the white body would not reflect the real quality of this camera. This IS a great camera. People would not know the high quality. A faus pas no, just trying to detour any problems.

Q: 9. Will the sigma 18-35 ef work on this , and if not does the lens it comes with decent or no?

A: The 18-35mm lens will work with this if you have the MC-11 adapter. (Link to adapter here - https://bhpho.to/3d2Wsc5 ) However the 18-35 is not a native lens, so it's performance might not be as good as the kit lens. The kit lens is a great place to start.

Q: 10. Does it comes with the charger, battery and strap from sony?

A: Yes, it comes with Sony battery, strap, and a usb cord to outlet for charging within the camera. However, for those who get the kit, it does not come with an external charger for the Pawa extra battery which would not charge inside the camera body.