• Ultra-Short Throw Compatibility: Specifically engineered for ultra-short throw projectors, utilizing nearly invisible lenticular optics to reject ambient light from above and around the room, while accepting light from directly below the viewing surface. This ensures a bright and clear image, even in well-lit environments.

• Short Throw vs. Traditional Screens: Unlike traditional white or grey screens, the short throw material significantly enhances the image quality by rejecting ambient light, providing superior contrast and color accuracy.

• Motorized Convenience: Effortlessly raise and lower the screen with the included remote control, allowing for a seamless integration into any space. The motorized function adds a touch of luxury and convenience to your viewing experience.

• Aspect Ratio: 16:9, ideal for most modern content, ensuring a widescreen viewing experience.

• Available Sizes: Choose from four different diagonal sizes to best fit your space:

  • 100″
  • 106″
  • 110″
  • 120″

• Color Options:

  • White Cassette: Sleek and modern design to blend into any room decor.
  • Black Weight Bar with Tab Tension: Provides stability and prevents wrinkles, ensuring a smooth and flat viewing surface.

• Material Type: Short Throw ALR material with a gain of 0.6, designed to deliver optimal performance for ultra-short throw projectors.

Included Accessories

• Remote control (1)
• Motor limit setting tool (1)
• Locking plug (2)
• Ceiling hanging brackets (2)
• Floating brackets (2)
• Screws

Control Methods

• Dry Contact: Allows integration with home automation systems.
• IR: Infrared remote control for easy and convenient operation.

• Gain: 0.6
• ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting): 90% ambient light rejection, providing a clear and vivid image even in bright rooms.
• Acoustic Transparency: No acoustic transparency, ensuring a solid and consistent viewing surface.

Power Compatibility

• 110v AC: Standard power source for most regions.

Installation Guide

FAQ - Screen 

What are the different types of screen materials available for front projection?

• We offer a range of screen materials for front projection, including:
  • Ambient Light Rejection (ALR) Screens: Such as Black Diamond and Slate, designed to combat ambient light and enhance contrast.
  • White and Gray Screens: Unity, Pure, Solar, and Gamma, catering to different room environments and viewing preferences.
  • Acoustically Transparent (AT) Screens: Maestro and other AT variants, allowing sound to pass through the material.
  • Rear Projection Materials: Black Diamond Film, Flex Glass, and 360, for unique rear projection setups.

Which screen material is budget-friendly and still provides ALR properties?

• The Slate screen material is a budget-friendly option with ALR properties. It offers up to 70% ALR, comes in three variants (Slate .8, Slate .14, and Slate XL), and is 8K rated.

What are the benefits of Short Throw (ST) screen material?

• Short Throw screen material is ideal for customers who don't have a dedicated media room and prefer a sleek and minimalistic setup. It rejects light from above and out, offers 90% ALR, is 4K rated, and available in one variant: Short Throw .6.

Are there any screen materials suitable for gaming?

• Yes, the Pure screen material is recommended for gaming. It offers a proprietary micro-texture that is 9x smoother than the industry standard, supports up to 8K resolutions, and is excellent for off-axis viewing positions. It comes in two variants: Gray .85 and White 1.3.

 Which screen material is designed for wide and large screens?

• The Solar screen material is suitable for customers who want to go big with their screens. It supports sizes up to 375" diagonal, provides a completely seamless viewing experience, and is available in two variants: Gray .85 and White 1.3.

What are Acoustically Transparent (AT) screens used for?

• Acoustically Transparent (AT) screens are specifically designed to allow sound to travel through the material, making them perfect for creating immersive sound experiences. The Maestro screen material is an optimal choice for sound quality, supports up to 4K resolutions, and comes in one variant: Maestro 1.1.

Can you provide some examples of rear projection materials?

• We offer various rear projection materials, including:
  • Black Diamond Film: Excellent ALR properties, easy installation applied like window tint on glass, and up to 8K resolution.
  • Flex Glass: Engineered from bulletproof glass materials, allows for custom curves, perfect edge blend, and up to 4K resolution.
  • 360 (Front and rear): Allows for front and rear projection simultaneously, produces a near-identical image on both sides, and supports up to 4K resolution.

Is there a tool to assist with ordering the appropriate screen material?

• Yes, we have a Screen Material Wizard that helps determine the suitable screen material based on room information. It requires details such as the unit of measure, screen size (diagonal or width), aspect ratio, ambient light on the screen (in foot-candles), and ANSI projector lumens. The wizard will then suggest the units that best match the customer's space.

What is the difference between IP (Zigbee) Backlight Kit vs IR Backlight Kit?

• The main difference lies in their methods of control and connectivity features.
• IP offers smart home connectivity and app-based control.
  • Includes: Power Supply, Controller, 7.5 Meter LED Strip, and Hardware (Zero Edge Mounting Plate, LED Harness)
• IR offers a more traditional, direct control method with a remote.
  • Includes: Remote, Power Supply, Controller, 7.5 Meter LED Strip, Hardware (Zero Edge Mounting Plate, LED Harness)

What size projection screen do I need?

• In order to determine what size projection screen is right for you, the first step is to take some simple measurements.
• First, determine where your optimal seating area will be, and measure the distance from your seating area to where the surface of your projection screen will be. This is called your “seating distance.” Once you have this number, input it into our Screen Size Calculator to determine the best screen size for your environment.
• Once you have a result from our Screen Size Calculator, you’ll need the ceiling height, and the length and width of the room. You will want to cross reference the recommended screen size from the tool and make sure that screen will fit in your room. You will also want to ensure that your eye-line compared to the screen surface rests in line with 1/3rd the way up the screen.
• Even though we make recommendations based on various industry related calculations, screen size is ultimately a decision of personal preference and what the room will allow. Our tools make a recommendation, but it is up to you to decide what your personal preference will be.

What aspect ratio should I choose?

• A general rule for which aspect ratio to select is to ask the question ‘what is the majority of content that will be viewed?’. If 2.35:1 movies will be mostly viewed in your dedicated home theater, then 2.35:1 is a great solution. If computer data will mostly be viewed in your conference room, then 16:9 or 16:10 would be great selection. We recommend you contact one of our Dealers to ensure every detail is discussed and the best aspect ratio can be selected for your project.

What projection screen surface is right for me?

• Use our Screen Material Wizard to find out what material is right for your environment. The tool helps you select the correct screen material for your room based on amount of ambient lighting, projector specifications, screen format, and your desired screen size. Each of these variables are computed by the wizard to help you achieve the ultimate picture quality according to (SMPTE) standards!

What is gain?

• Gain is achieved by using screen surface pigment and or textures to concentrate reflected light into the viewing cone. If you have a 2 gain screen on a 1000 lumen projector you will be reflecting 2000 lumens.