Enjoy ISF certified imagery even with the lights on with the EPV EF200H-PST Polar Star eFinity 98 x 174.3" EDGE FREE Ambient Light Rejecting Fixed Frame Projection Screen. The EF200H-PST is a 16:9, 200" diagonal, EDGE FREE fixed frame screen, featuring EPV's Polar Star, ISF-certified, ambient light rejecting screen material.

The Polar Star eFinity Series features an ultrathin, 0.2 inch, black aluminum bezel to maximize the viewable area for the footprint. The Polar Star surface is designed to work with standard-throw projectors, with a 1.5:1 minimum lens throw, to provide superb contrast, color balance, and gain for 2D and 3D presentations. This screen material rejects up to 85% of ambient light for use in environments with minimal light control. The EF200H-PST is assembled using a spring and grommet system for attaching the wraparound tensioned screen material, allowing for a taut, flat surface.

All hardware is included, and the lightweight split-frame design makes for easy shipping and delivery to install sites. An LED backlight kit is provided to add mood lighting. Additionally, a sliding wall bracket is included to ensure proper alignment with your projector.

200" Diagonal | 16:9 Aspect Ratio    Polar Star Screen Material    1.3 Screen Gain | 70° Viewing Angle    Up to 85% Ambient Light Rejection    Polarized for Passive 3D Applications    ISF Certified for Accurate Color    For Lenses with 1.5:1 Minimum Throw    0.2" Ultrathin Black Aluminum Frame    LED Backlighting Kit Included    Sliding Wall Bracket Included

Polar Star is an angular-reflective, ambient light rejecting material which provides superb contrast levels, amazing color balance, and just the right gain for either a regular 2-dimension or full-immersion 3D presentation. This screen material is ideal for high ambient light conditions in home entertainment and commercial applications. The Silver-grey protective surface coating is a reflective compound that is textured to ensure proper depth for use in 3D presentations.

To obtain ISF certification a projection screen must meet a list of essential ISF qualities such as accurate color fidelity, uniform spectral response, and black level performance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come in sockets to fit Australian plugs?

A: No, it does not.

Q: 2. How much protection will the PST-8 give against nearby lightning strikes? I know everybody says that nothing can protect against a direct strike, but I'm just wondering how much protection I can expect if there was a strike, say, on the transformer across the street.

A: Unfortunately lighting is not a fixed set amount. It is impossible to say how strong a particular strike will be and how far away will be affected.

Q: 3. what king of warranty/guarantee does this product have?

A: This product comes with a 3 year manufacturer warranty

Q: 4. Does this PST-8 digital power station reduce dynnamic in hi-end audiophile equipment?

A: It should not, as long as the equipment does not exceed 1800W.

Q: 5. how long is the power cord ?

A: The cable is approximately 8 feet in length.

Q: 6. Whats the difference between this and the PST-2+6, which has 2 more outlets yet is $10 cheaper??

A: The B&H # FUPST6 MFR # PST-6 offers a more robust build and a predominately metal cabinet.

Q: 7. Can I use it with a voltage of 220 volts?

A: No, the Furman PST-6 B&H # FUPST6 only supports 120V.

Q: 8. What is the surge suppression joule rating for this equipment?

A: The manufacturer does not have a specific rating, but based on the SMP protection circuitry, it can handle an unlimited amount of surge. Furman's SMP circuit employs a hybrid design utilizing a non-sacrificial, multiple-stage inductance circuit of low-loss series inductors, DC rectifiers, and high voltage shunt capacitors to absorb the vast majority of energy in caused by a surge or spike, as well as a high-current MOV and thermal-fused varistor to reduce the remaining energy to a non-damaging level.

Q: 9. Can I plug this into a ups which has surge protection or will it diminish the performance of this unit?

A: It is not recommended to connect a surge protector to a UPS. What you would want is a power distribution system without surge protection.

Q: 10. Please give some examples of digitla equipment and examples of analog equipment. Is my mac desktop digital? My mac laptop when connected via its power supply, digital? My powered speakers?

A: Analog vs digital refers to the type of electromagnetic/electric current. An analog signal is a continuous signal whereas digital signals are time separated signals. The current out of an electrical outlet and to the power supply of connected equipment is an analog signal. With regards to your question, separate from power, the equipment will ether be digital or analog depending on how signals are processed. Most modern computers are digital in nature. Speakers are considered analog depending on the circuitry. Some equipment can have elements of both. A simple illustration: CDs/DVDs are digital; vinyl records, cassette tapes, video tapes are analog. In essence, if you are pushing buttons to make changes like raising volume, that's digital. In essence, if you are turning a knob to do the same thing, that would be analog.