The Dalite 146 x 260" Professional Electrol Motorized Projection Screen can be used in large venues such as stage presentations and auditoriums. It can be installed for either an exposed or recessed application (without the doors traditionally associated with a recessed screen).

The screen comes oiled-for-life  and features an automatic thermal cutoff to prevent burnouts. The braking system is designed to stop the screen in either the "up" or "down" position and prevents "drifting" or "coasting". It includes a three-position Decora style wall switch.

The Professional Electrol can be controlled with Dalite's Video Projector Interface, Single Motor Low Voltage Controller, or Dalite's line of Integrated Screen Control products for more sophisticated control and networking.

Ceiling Recessed    Non-Tensioned    298" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    Matte White Finish    Front Projection    220V, 50Hz

Ideal for applications where a recessed installation is not desired or feasible

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

UL Listed

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How can the RMC be used to split the screen into two equal parts vertically. The wipe does it but split it into two equal parts horizontally. This is to help us show both the presentation and the camera concurrently on the screen.

A: The RMC-260 comes with several User Settings or preset buttons. This would allow you to set up 2 PIP images on the screen, at the same time, so you could have two video sources playing on the output. The user setting makes this easy to move from PIP back to normal switching. Visit a href= http://Datavideo.com target= _blank Datavideo.com/a to watch a tutorial video on how to do use this feature.

Q: 2. Will it fit Sony FE 70-200/2.8 GM?

A: Yes.

Q: 3. Hi,I'm confused, do these items use sony or canon batteries, the picture says sony for both but the specs say canon for transmitter, or as I hope can you choose?Why would you have 2 different batteries??thanks,Nick

A: The transmitter uses a Canon LP-E6 battery plate and the receiver uses a Sony NP-F series battery plate.

Q: 4. can we switch 3 chroma keyrs (3 cameras)? we wanna do discussion programme with 3 heads?

A: The SE-1200MU has 2 chroma keys available, not 3. You will not be able to run 3 Chroma Keys at a time with this unit.

Q: 5. Does this allow for API control so that we can control it with an AMX control system?

A: The Datavideo SE-1200 does not offer an API or direct AMX control at this time.

Q: 6. Hi, Will this fit onto the Nikon 100-400 S lens ?

A: Kirk recommends the KLP-360-2NL for the Nikon 100-400mm Z mount lens. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/477cUT5

Q: 7. I know this is considered a DSLR rig, however, Can a EOS C100 Mark II. It looks like it would?

A: No, sorry, a C100 will not fit in the V2B cage; it is too tall. Please see link for camcorder, not DSLR, rigs that are meant for the C100. http://bhpho.to/1es2JOdOf these rigs, I would lean to these two.The Shape is quality made, it has the worlds fastest, easiest handle adjustment and it is offset so you should be able to use the eye finder.The Zacuto is the luxury set up but probably the best of all of them for it's compact balance and supreme control.

Q: 8. Can I use an ordinary LED display with this unit? Would an ordinary LED monitor split as shown in the image above?

A: Hi Wizarts,Yes, you can use a generic HDMI monitor for a multi-view display. The switcher is outputting a multi-view display, so any HDMI monitor that can support HD resolutions is compatible to use with the SE-1200MU.

Q: 9. Can I set each input channel to 1080 or 720 separately?

A: The inputs on the Datavideo SE-1200MU 6-Input Switcher and RMC-260 Controller Bundle need to operate at the same video standard. So it can either be 1920 x 1080 or 1280 x 720.

Q: 10. Does the mixer have HDCP issues? I have a Sony mixer and when I connect my laptop to it with PowerPoint, the signal is scrambled because of HDCP. In order for me to run a signal to my Sony I have to convert the signal using a processor which is very annoying.

A: Datavideo does not list this switcher as HDCP complaint. You may face issues connecting it with HDCP devices.