The Dalite 160 x 284" 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    326" Diagonal    HDTV Format    16:9 Aspect Ratio    Matte White 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. Can you recommend a mic I can use for general outdoor (nature) video shoots. Most of my video recording is done outdoors using natural sound? So far the built in mic has been adequate, but wondering if there's a better alternative. Thanks.

A: Hi Carl,I highly recommend the Audio-Technica AT-8022 for the reasons you mentioned. That is the mic that B&H recommended to me. Night and day difference from the built-in mic. I am a professional musician and use that exact camera-mic setup to record my live performances. People have told me that it feels like you are actually there. It is a stereo mic with a nice X-Y pattern to capture enough ambient noise. It has a more focused sound field the closer it is placed to the subject and gets wider as distance increases. All the necessary accessories are included for camera mounting. Well worth the money. If you would like to hear what the mic sounds like, please visit my YouTube channel: Kevin Baricar. Hope this helps your decision.-Kevin

Q: 2. Can it switch back and fourth between print sizes without having stop and switch out media sizes?

A: Yes! it's just your printing settings you need to adjust. Media kit has nothing to do with it. It will cut 2x6 or 4x6

Q: 3. Will this printer print 2x2 photos for passports?

A: Hi Diane. No, the smallest print size is 4x6, then you would need to cut down manually to 2x2. Another option since you already have the DS620A printer is to purchase a Tmini. When combined with the DS620, it creates our SL620A Snap Lab product which does have a passport feature/software in the system. Check out our website for details around the SL620A.

Q: 4. Hi can this be used with 220v? Thanks

A: The DNP DS620A Professional Photo Printer (B&H # DNDS620A) is compatible with input power between 100 and 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz.

Q: 5. When should I service my Canon XF100?

A: Join the Canon Professional Services and you can send in gear for an annual maintenance cleaning and check up as part of your membership. Good deal and worth the security of knowing you can get your gear taken care of promptly. They also have a loaner program if you want to try out equipment before you buy. Very nice.

Q: 6. Do you know if a Black Magic pocket cinema Camera will fit in this rig?

A: Since this kit is designed for larger Canon DSLRs the Pocket Cinema Camera would fit in it, but you may find it to be far more rig than you actually need. Also the power cable is for batteries that run off of an LP-E6. I would like to suggest the Lanparte Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera Basic Handle Rig with Follow Focus instead. It will be more size appropriate for the Pocket Cinema Camera and you can always add the things it does not include, like a matte box and monitor.

Q: 7. Is this camera compatible with a wireless remote to turn it on/off if it’s mounted high and unreachable?

A: No, the Canon XF100 Digital Camcorder cannot be operated by a wireless remote when out of operating distance.

Q: 8. Will a 1DX mark ii fit on this rig?

A: This kit will work with 1D body

Q: 9. Hi, I wonder if this rig works fully with a Nikon D810 camera. I have the 14-24 2.8 the 24-70 2.8 and 70-200 2.8 lenses. Can these lenses be used on this rig provided the D810 works ok here? Can some one shed some light into the battery pack shown? How does that work? is it usable for the Nikon? Sorry for silly questions but I'm just starting on cine. Thank you.

A: Carlos, as I used to say when I was in the movie business, Everyone has a first day on set. This rig will be great for your fine Nikon package. The camera can be mounted and the lenses supported if required. I would suggest you call or email us to order this kit and request the substitution of the battery coupler from the Canon battery to the Nikon battery type. See below. The big battery will not only power the camera, but the monitor and an external recorder if you get one. There are power outputs for every popular type of connection and voltage.

Q: 10. 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.