Elite Screens ETB100HW3-E12 In-ceiling Projector Screen

Product Description

The Elite Screens ETB100HW3-E12 is an in-ceiling tab-tensioned motorized projector screen designed for permanent installation in residential and commercial AV environments. The tab-tension system keeps the viewing surface flat and wrinkle-free across the full screen area, which is critical for maintaining image uniformity with high-lumen and short-throw projectors. The screen retracts fully into a ceiling-mounted housing, keeping it out of sight when not in use. Installation is handled by AV integrators or qualified electricians working with low-voltage motorized systems.

This screen is suited for dedicated home theaters, conference rooms, classrooms, and multipurpose spaces where a clean ceiling-flush appearance is required. The in-ceiling housing conceals the roller and motor assembly completely. The tab-tension design makes it appropriate for use with 4K and high-definition projectors where surface flatness directly affects image quality. The screen is sold as a single unit and is intended for permanent, fixed installation.

Key Features

• Tab-tension system maintains flat, taut viewing surface for consistent image quality
• In-ceiling housing conceals roller and motor when screen is fully retracted
• Motorized operation for convenient raise and lower control
• Designed for permanent ceiling installation in residential and commercial spaces
• Compatible with 4K, HD, and standard-definition projection systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-ceiling tab-tensioned motorized projector screen for permanent residential and commercial AV installations requiring a fully concealed housing solution.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed electrician familiar with low-voltage motorized screen systems. Disconnect power to the circuit before wiring the motor drive. The ceiling housing must be mounted to structural framing rated to support the full weight of the unit. Refer to local building and electrical codes, including NEC guidelines, for low-voltage wiring requirements.