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Draper 107343QU Silhouette/Series V 40 x 64" Motorized Screen with LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller and Quiet Motor (120V)
Draper 107343QU Silhouette/Series V 40 x 64" Motorized Screen with LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller and Quiet Motor (120V)
B&H # DR107343QU MFR # 107343QU
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Product Highlights
- 76" Diagonal / 16:10 Aspect Ratio
- Grey XH600V Surface
- 0.6 Gain / 180° Viewing Cone
- Front Fascia Removes Toollessly
- Conduit Connection at Back or Top
- Tab-Tensioned for Flat Viewing Surface
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- 1Description
The 120V 107343QU Silhouette/Series V 40 x 64" Motorized Screen with LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller and Quiet Motor from Draper supports wall or ceiling installation and features a tab-tensioning system. The sleek, curved aluminum case and endcaps are finished in white. The screen and dowel retract completely inside the case.
- Grey XH600V Screen Surface
- A grey front projection surface is designed to provide good contrast and black reproduction and is intended for use with moderate- to high-output digital projectors. Grey tolerates more ambient light in the audience area than matte white surfaces and provides a relatively broad viewing cone. This surface is GREENGUARD Children and Schools certified
- 12" Drop Standard
- 12" of extra drop is standard, helping ensure proper viewing height even in rooms with high ceilings
- Clean Cabling
- Conduit connection is provided at back or top
- Toolless Access
- The front fascia is removable without tools providing easy access to roller and motor for service
- Tab Tensioning
- The tab-tensioned design help ensure the surface stays perfectly flat
- LVC-IV Low Voltage Control Module
- The LVC-IV low voltage control is used to control the screen's motor using a third-party system in a variety of ways: with a low voltage wall switch, "dry" contact closure, RF (radio frequency), IR (infrared), serial communication (such as RS-232), or low voltage relay (3-28V). It works with the separately available LVC-S, WRT, IRT/R, SP-KSM, and KS-1 Power Supply Switch. The LVC-IV is housed in a single box, features three compartments, and is UL Listed. The module contains a 3-screw terminal block for a low voltage wall switch, an IR receiver jack, a built-in RF receiver, two-RJ25 ports for RS232/RS485, a low voltage relay port with cable, and a user-serviceable 3.5A fuse
- Quiet Motor
- Produces less noise when the screen is lowered or raised. Ideal for boardrooms, lecture halls, or other settings where the screen may need to raised or lowered during the event
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Draper 107343QU Silhouette/Series V 40 x 64" Motorized Screen with LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller and Quiet Motor (120V)
Table of Contents
- 1Description
| Type | |
|---|---|
| Front/Rear Projection | Front |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:10 |
| Style | Wall and ceiling |
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Viewing Area | 40.0 x 64.0" / 101.6 x 162.6 cm |
| Diagonal | 76.0" / 193.0 cm |
| Surface | |
|---|---|
| Gain | 0.6 |
| Viewing Angle | 180 degrees |
| Controls | |
|---|---|
| Motor | Quiet |
| Included Controls | Low voltage control |
| Casing | |
|---|---|
| Length | 85.8" / 217.8 cm |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 120 VAC/60 Hz |
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