Elite Screens Inc U.s. ELECTRIC142X2 Projection Screen

Product Description

The ELITE SCREENS INC U.S. ELECTRIC142X2 is a motorized electric projection screen designed for professional and residential display installations. It operates as a drop-down screen driven by an electric motor, retracting and extending at the touch of a switch or remote control. The unit ships as a single piece and is suited for conference rooms, home theaters, classrooms, and other fixed-installation environments where a ceiling- or wall-mounted screen is required. Installation is typically performed by AV integrators, electricians, or experienced general contractors familiar with low-voltage wiring and ceiling mounting.

The ELECTRIC142X2 fits into fixed-installation scenarios where a permanent, motorized screen is preferred over a manual pull-down or portable solution. The screen is categorized under projector screens and is sold as a single unit per order. It is appropriate for commercial and residential settings that use a ceiling-mounted projector paired with a dedicated screen surface. Specific model compatibility with projectors is determined by the installer based on throw distance and room dimensions.

Key Features

• Motorized electric operation for retract and extend without manual handling
• Fixed-installation design suited for ceiling or wall mounting
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward job-site delivery
• Compatible with standard AV control systems and wall switches

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style drop-down replacement or new-installation motorized projection screen for fixed residential and commercial AV environments.

Installation Notes

Motorized projection screens should be installed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed electrician, particularly where line-voltage wiring to the motor is required. Power down all circuits at the breaker before making any electrical connections. Mounting hardware should be anchored into ceiling joists or rated blocking to support the full weight of the unit. Verify local building and electrical codes, including applicable NEC requirements, before beginning the installation.