Elite Screens EB120HW3-E8 120 Inch In-ceiling Projection Screen

Product Description

The Elite Screens EB120HW3-E8 is an in-ceiling motorized projection screen from the Evanesce B series, designed for permanent installation in residential or commercial AV environments. The screen measures 120 inches and is built for flush-mount ceiling integration, keeping the projection surface completely hidden when not in use. Installation is typically handled by AV integrators or experienced electricians working alongside custom home theater or conference room builds. The motorized design allows the screen to lower and retract on demand, making it a practical choice for multi-use spaces.

The EB120HW3-E8 is suited for fixed residential home theater rooms, conference rooms, classrooms, and other permanent installation settings where a clean ceiling appearance is required. The in-ceiling housing conceals the screen and mechanism fully within the ceiling cavity, eliminating the visible drop-down enclosure common to standard motorized screens. This makes it a preferred option for new construction or renovation projects where AV infrastructure is planned from the start.

Key Features

• 120-inch diagonal screen size suitable for large-format projection setups
• In-ceiling housing design hides the screen completely when retracted
• Motorized operation for remote or automated screen deployment
• Part of the Evanesce B series, built for flush ceiling integration
• Designed for permanent installation in dedicated AV or multi-use spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an in-ceiling motorized projection screen for use with standard home theater, conference room, or large-venue projection systems requiring a 120-inch display surface.

Installation Notes

Installation requires access to the ceiling cavity for housing placement and should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed electrician. Power down any related low-voltage control systems before wiring the motor connection. Verify ceiling joist spacing and load capacity before securing the housing. Follow applicable local building and electrical codes during installation.