The white 120V 139034QL Access/Series E 90 x 160" Motorized Screen with Low Voltage Controller and Quiet Motor from Draper is for ceiling-recessed applications and features a UL-approved case for use in environmental air space. Additional features include ceiling trim flanges, a pre-wired junction box, and movable brackets for easy installation. The viewing surface and roller can be installed at the same time or can be added toollessly at a later date.
Matt White XT1000E Screen Surface
Considered the most versatile, a matt white surface diffuses projected light in all directions, so the image can be seen from any angle. Additionally, it is designed to provide an accurate color rendition due to its smooth, non-embossed surface. It features unity gain with a panoramic 180° cone, ideal for controlled lighting environments. Black backing on the other side of the viewing surface helps prevent light penetration from behind the screen. This surface is GREENGUARD Children and Schools certified
Removable Bottom Closure
The screen features a redesigned bottom closure panel with a hinge system that allows the closure panel to hang in place when opened, or it can be easily removed
Easier Installation
Adjustable or removable hoisting brackets are included to allow for easy lifting during installation
Case Dimensions
Features a case size of 8.1" wide by 7.2" high--plus a length of 178"--including flange and mounting brackets. Mounting brackets are adjustable to facilitate installation
Quick Connect Wiring
Quick connect wiring connections allows for installation of the case early and addition of the screen later
Certifications and Rating
Plenum rated case that is UL approved "Suitable for Use in Environmental Air Space"
Low Voltage Controller (LVC)
Low voltage control (LVC) enables control of the screen's motor using a third-party system, including direct connection to the projector, via a wall switch, or with integration with automation systems
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