Dragonfly DFRM-NTT-130-HC 133 in Contrast Projection Screen

Product Description

The DRAGONFLY DFRM-NTT-130-HC is a recessed motorized contrast projection screen built for commercial AV installations. The unit measures 133 inches and features a high-contrast screen surface designed to deliver sharp image reproduction in ambient-light environments. This screen retracts into a recessed housing, making it well suited for permanent ceiling installations where a clean, concealed appearance is required. AV integrators and commercial installation technicians are the primary trade professionals who specify and install this product.

This screen is designed for commercial projection environments including conference rooms, boardrooms, lecture halls, auditoriums, and large presentation spaces. The recessed motorized design supports clean architectural integration. The high-contrast surface material is selected for use with standard and short-throw projectors in environments where full light control is not always possible. It ships as a single unit (sold individually).

Key Features

• 133-inch diagonal contrast projection surface for large-format commercial display
• Recessed housing design integrates flush with ceiling for clean finished appearance
• Motorized retraction mechanism for hands-free operation
• High-contrast screen material suited for ambient-light viewing conditions
• Commercial-grade construction for permanent installation applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style commercial recessed motorized projection screen for large-format permanent ceiling installations in commercial AV environments.

Installation Notes

Installation of this recessed motorized projection screen should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed low-voltage contractor familiar with commercial ceiling structures and motorized AV equipment. Power down the circuit feeding the screen motor before making any electrical connections. Follow NEC requirements for low-voltage motor control wiring. Confirm that the ceiling structure provides adequate load-bearing support for the recessed housing before final mounting.