Projection Screens : Electric Projection Screens : Draper, Inc. - 142027U

Ultimate Access E, 94", 16:10, Matt White XT1000E, 110 V, with LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller

Series: Ultimate Access E

Model: 142027U

NTSC, HDTV AND 16:10 format have image area framed with black on all fours sides. Black side borders are available on request for AV format Screens
Sliding brackets on top of the case allow for adjustments when mounting
Sliding brackets inside case accommodate different size screens
Bottom closure panel detachable or hangs in place with “T” bracket to provide accessibility for service or maintenance
Fully automatic ceiling closure panel provides complete screen concealment. Can be finished by contractor to match ceiling

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Ultimate Access E electric ceiling-recessed projection screen. You can install the case first, screen later. Motor-in-roller assures quiet and smooth operation. Ceiling-recessed screen with an independently motorized ceiling closure. When the screen is retracted, the motorized closure forms a solid bottom panel giving the ceiling a clean appearance.

NTSC, HDTV AND 16:10 format have image area framed with black on all fours sides. Black side borders are available on request for AV format Screens
Sliding brackets on top of the case allow for adjustments when mounting
Sliding brackets inside case accommodate different size screens
Bottom closure panel detachable or hangs in place with “T” bracket to provide accessibility for service or maintenance
Fully automatic ceiling closure panel provides complete screen concealment. Can be finished by contractor to match ceiling
Independently motorized ceiling closure opens into the case
Quick-connect wiring allows for early installation of the case with the addition of the screen later
Includes a 110V three-position switch (standard). Quiet, low voltage motors and 220V options are available
Low voltage, video interface or other controls can be built into housing for below ceiling access