This Da-Lite Tensioned Advantage Deluxe Electrol 16:10 Screenfrom Da-Lite Tensioned Advantage Deluxe Electrol 16:10 Screenhas a 120.0 x 192.0" viewing area with a Dual Vision flame retardant and mildew-resistant finish.

The benefit of Dual Vision is its ability to be used for front or rear projection. With its 0.9 Gain rating and 65° (L/R) viewing angle, it works best where ambient light is controllable. The light gray tint delivers an especially wide viewing angle with edge-to-edge sharpness and no color shift. If the finish becomes soiled, it can be cleaned with mild soap and water. Tensioning on each side of the seamless fabric assures a flat, undistorted surface that eliminates any chance of a skewed image.

One of the major advantages of this screen is that the fabric roller can either be factory installed or at your chosen location after the ceiling recessed, UL Plenum rated extruded aluminum white housing has been roughed in. The enables you to finish the initial installation but choose your screen finish at a later date. It should be noted that this version of the screen has a wider casing to accommodate a larger roller.

The screen includes two motors; one for the ceiling door and one for the fabric. The interior roller features a quick reversal motor, oiled for life, with automatic thermal overload cutout, integral gears, capacitor, and an electric brake to prevent coasting when the screen is stopped at a chosen length. The built-in Low Voltage Control controls up/down and stop functions using the included 12VDC three-position switch that can be wall mounted where convenient. It can also be operated from an optional radio frequency, infrared or auxiliary transmitter.

Ceiling Recessed    226" Diagonal    16:10 Aspect Ratio    Install Case First, Roller at Later Date    Built-in Low Voltage Control    Front or Rear Projection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. the portfolio can fit 8 x 10 prints?

A: yes, but they come right up to the very top of the sleeve, can hang out if not pushed all the way down.

Q: 2. For 8 x 10 prints should I buy this portfolio or should I also consider the 8.5 x 11 inch portfolio ?

A: I would by the 8 by 10 for 8by 10Prints. That is what I use

Q: 3. Is this dual voltage 120/220V?

A: Yes, it is dual voltage 120/220v. I I use it here and in Rwanda where they have 220. The only problem I had with this camera is that heats up shooting video after about 10 minutes continuous shooting.

Q: 4. I like the look of the white body, as opposed to the black. But is it considered to be a faux pas to have a white camera?

A: My daughter is a graphic designer for a major sports organization. She turned me on to the A6000. She has the black body. I purchased the white body for two reasons, to be different from hers and because I travel I felt the white body would not reflect the real quality of this camera. This IS a great camera. People would not know the high quality. A faus pas no, just trying to detour any problems.

Q: 5. What is the overall size?

A: The Kodak 80" Tripod 16:9 Projector Screen (White Matte) BH #KO80T169PSMW dimensions: Screen housing length: 75.6” Screen Height (Inches) 39.21 Screen Height in Inches 39.21 Screen Width (Inches) 69.72 Screen Width in Inches 69.79 Weight (lbs.) 15.8

Q: 6. Can I shoot video in low light with this camera?

A: I love this camera but, I would not recommend it for low light video.

Q: 7. How I can switch this camera to PAL? I can't find PAL/NTSC selection in menu as in Sony a7sII.

A: Please follow the steps below to navigate through the menu to make your selection.MENU Setup PAL/NTSC Selector Enter

Q: 8. Is this camera manufactured in Thailand?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventories Country of Origin is Thailand. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 9. SONY refers to the 16-50mm lens as a "Power Zoom", but nowhere in the specs does it say what the zoom value is (e.g. 8x, 10x, 30x). My interest would be: Me standing on the ground and wanting a detailed, close-up shot of a bird at the top of a 40 ft tall tree. Thanx. (Here's the question mark your A.I. seems to require?)

A: The power zoom refers to the lens zooming in or out by a motor. This is helpful when shooting video for a consistent zoom speed. The power you are asking about is the ratio of wide to telephoto power. If you divide the high number on the zoom by the lower number (50 divided by 16) you would get the zoom power which is 3.125x. An 18-200mm lens would be an 11x.

Q: 10. Does it were the newly updated firmware version 2.0 ?

A: Unfortunately we do not have access to our inventory to be able to inspect the camera and the firmware version installed on it. It is not uncommon that from the time a camera leaves the manufacturer overseas and then arrives to the customer that a new firmware version may be released. Firmware updates are posted on manufacturers websites and are easy to perform. We always recommend that when receiving a new model camera, to check its firmware version to the most recent version posted on the manufacturers website.