Draper 121234 Projector Screen Low Voltage Control

Product Description

The DRAPER 121234 is a low voltage control (LVC IV) unit paired with an IRT/R infrared transmitter, designed for use with motorized projector screens. The LVC IV provides reliable low-voltage switching to operate screen motors, while the included IRT/R transmitter enables infrared remote triggering — allowing the screen to respond to compatible AV control signals or projector trigger outputs. This unit is installed by AV integrators, electricians, and qualified low-voltage technicians working in commercial and residential projection environments.

The LVC IV with IRT/R Transmitter is suited for conference rooms, home theaters, lecture halls, and other fixed-installation projection setups where automated screen control is required. It connects between a control source and the motorized screen, translating low-voltage or IR trigger signals into screen motor commands. Systems requiring seamless AV integration with projector on/off triggers are the primary application for this control unit.

Key Features

• Low voltage control (LVC IV) for motorized projector screen operation
• Includes IRT/R infrared transmitter for remote or projector-triggered activation
• Supports infrared trigger input for automated raise/lower control
• Designed for fixed AV installations in commercial and residential settings
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style control accessory for compatible DRAPER motorized projector screens requiring low-voltage control input.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with motorized screen control wiring. Disconnect power to the screen motor and any associated AV equipment before beginning installation or wiring. Follow all applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring runs and enclosure requirements. Do not splice or extend the IRT/R transmitter leads beyond manufacturer-specified cable lengths.