The Da-Lite 24749EL Motorized Screen 87x139" 220Vfrom Da-Lite 24749EL Motorized Screen 87x139" 220Vsupports ceiling or wall mounting. Tensioned screens ensure the smoothest surface possible.

164" Diagonal / 16:10 Aspect Ratio    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain / 150° Viewing Angle    Smooth Roll Technology    Tensioning Cable System    White Housing Finish    Low Voltage Control (LVC)

Ideal for applications where projector brightness and screen size require an increase in gain, the white surface offers high-fidelity color reproduction, and allows for more flexibility with ambient light conditions. This surface works for video as well as charts and graphs in a corporate setting. Cone 150° Gain: 1.3

• Standard Low Voltage Control (LVC) to keep your screen operation flexible
• Smooth Roll Technology to keep your screen flat
• Slim-Tab, a lower profile, stronger tab design to keep your screen taut
• Tensioning Cable System to prevent warping and ensure even lateral tension
• Seamless screen surface

The housing for this screen features a white finish

Allows the included wall switch, as well as devices such as automation systems, third-party wall switches, and remotes that support LVC, to raise or lower the screen remotely.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 5600 k or tungsten?

A: This kit would contain monolights, which produces a color temperature of 5600K.

Q: 2. Can these lights be on for a full shoot, or are they flash/strobe only? Looking to purchase something inexpensive for filming purpose, and won't need the flash setting.

A: You could use the modeling lights for filming but it's probably cheaper to just by led modeling lights with more wattage. I think the modeling lights on this kit is about 60 watts. Modeling lights are used to see the lighting and to help your camera focus on the subject.

Q: 3. what is the power source?

A: The lights include a 120VAC power cord which is a regular USA household plug.

Q: 4. Will this work with the remote wireless flash signal produced by the OMD EM-10?

A: I'm unfamiliar with that specific wireless trigger system, but I have used two different wireless triggers with this light kit successfully. As long as the trigger uses a 1/8 mono plug, you should be fine. If not, you can buy adapters to make these things work.

Q: 5. How many strobes. How many soft boxes in the kit.? Modeling lights?

A: This kit would include two Impact EX 100 monolights, two softboxes with speed rings, two sync cables, two power cords, flashtube/modeling lamp for each head, a reflector for each head, spare fuses for each head, Impact 8 ft light stands and a 1 year warranty on each head. The only thing not included in this kit is a bag.

Q: 6. Are there two monolights in this kit? As the title says? Because when i select what is in the box list it only shows one monolight only.

A: Yes, there are two.

Q: 7. If I purchase a pc chord adapter, is this compatible with a canon rebel t3?

A: Yes you can use the Vello Universal Hot Shoe Adapter for PC Connection B&H # VEHSAPCU in order to sync these monolights with a Canon EOS Rebel T3. Additionally, you may also want to purchase a light meter to help measure the output of these monolights. It can be connected with the same sync cable. One such meter is the Sekonic L-308S-U Flashmate Light Meter B&H # SEL308SU. Please see the images below for reference.

Q: 8. two strobes, two soft boxes, two stands and one sync cord- Are they included in this kit?

A: This kit would include two Impact EX 100 monolights, two softboxes with speed rings, two sync cables, two power cords, flashtube/modeling lamp for each head, a reflector for each head, spare fuses for each head, Impact 8 ft light stands and a 1 year warranty on each head.

Q: 9. I have a Nikon D3300, Do I need to buy the PowerTrigger transmitter in order to make the Flash work? Or the sync cord will do the job.

A: I am not familiar with Nikon but I can tell you that the sync cord works with my Canon DSLR. As long as there is an outlet on the side of the camera, which there should be, it should work fine.

Q: 10. What is the maximum watt light you can use?

A: These monolights can only except a modeling lamp up to 60 watts. The strobes themselves offer 100 watt/sec of power on each.