Designed for large venues, the 220V Da-Lite 29232EG Wireline Advantage Motorized Projection Screen 220Vuses thin steel cables instead of black drop to lower the screen to an appropriate viewing height. Once the screen is installed, the screen's trim conceals the rough opening in your ceiling, eliminating the need to complete additional trim work. Sliding installation brackets help make it easy to attach the screen housing to the structure above the drop ceiling.

164" Diagonal / 16:10 Aspect Ratio    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain / 150° Viewing Angle    Suspended from Cable up to 29'    Slim-Tab, Low-Profile Tab-Tensioning    Hand-Held Remote Included    Built-In Radio-Frequency Motor    Seamless, Black-Backed Screen Surface    Flangeless Case

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

• Up to 29' of cable to accommodate appropriate viewing height in rooms with high ceilings
• Slim-Tab, a lower profile and stronger tab design to keep your screen taut
• Tensioning Cable System to prevent warping and ensure even lateral tension
• UL Plenum-rated case
• Works with separately available radio-frequency control accessories such as a single-channel wall switch, dry contact interface, and RS-232 interface
• Black-backed screen material for enhanced image quality and opacity
• Seamless screen surface

Case does not have trim flange, making it suitable for non-ceiling-recessed applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What kind of slave/remote unit is best for the strobes with a small budget?

A: A good radio trigger option on a small budget that is compatible with this monolight kit is the Impact PowerSync16 DC Radio Slave System. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 2. Will this strobe work with 3rd party modifiers, or only the supplied softboxes?

A: That model strobe uses the Elinchrom mount also called EX. There are a few different manufactures that make modifiers with that mount, Elinchrom, Impact and Interfit. Note to be careful when picking it out that it is the correct mount. Impact and Interfit make different mounts not just EX.

Q: 3. does this unit have hss?

A: No it doesn't have HSS

Q: 4. I have set this up and use an on-camera flash to trip the two lights BUT I am NOT able to vary the output of the flash. I dial from full to 1/8 but only the modeling light varies in intensity. Am I doing something wrong?Lucian

A: Just to be sure - when reducing flash power, you must dump the flash first and then measure power. This means if the flash is at full power and you reduce it to an 1/8, you must first fire a flash to dump the power out of the flash capacitors and reduce their charge to an 1/8 and then measure your flash output. If the flash remains at full for a 3rd and 4th shot, then it may be faulty.

Q: 5. Can the Arri 650, battery powered?

A: Exactly, this spot works only with electric power. It can't be battery power.

Q: 6. Will this work on a Novatron 240?

A: If you mean would you be able to use this product along with the Novatron 240, probably. The Novatron system does not have built-in optical slaves, but the monolights with this kit do, so you should be able to fire the Novatron system with you camera and let the optical slaves on this monolight kit fire them. You have to manually adjust the power settings on these to achieve proper exposure and the lighting effect you want.

Q: 7. 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: 8. 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.

Q: 9. I have a Pentax K3II and a Sigma 610 DG Super flash. I want to know how to do to be able to connect a flash strobe kit through a radio trigger. Which ones would be compatible for my K3II in order to be able to make the strobes functional and, if possible, also to use the Sigma? What do you recommend buying in addition to this kit?

A: I would recommend purchasing the Vello FreeWave LR Kit with 2 Receivers, B&H # VERFWLRK, for your usage needs. The Impact Two Monolight Kit (220V), B&H # IMEX100A2LKX, has a 1/8 (3.5mm) miniphone sync terminal on the rear of the strobe monolight. The Vello FreeWave LR Kit comes with a miniphone to miniphone cable, so you may connect the Vello FreeWave LR receiver to the Impact monolight. The receiver also has a hot shoe on the top of the unit, onto which you may mount the Sigma EF 610 DG Super Flash. As the kit I listed above comes with two receivers, you may connect one receiver to the Sigma EF 610 DG Super Flash, and one to one of the monolights in the Impact monolight kit. As the Impact monolights have built-in optical slaves, the unit without the Vello receiver will trigger when it sees the light output from the light fixture with the receiver. Do note the output of the Sigma EF 610 DG Super Flash will have to be set manually when using this setup. There is no option that will work and retain TTL automatic flash capability with this setup.

Q: 10. can this light be triggered by another flash?

A: Yes, the nature of it is that it's triggered by a flash. I have three of them, so I connect directly to one through a cord, and that one triggers the other two. But I have also found that my bounce flash will trigger any of them as well, and I think that's what you're asking about.