Elite Screens Inc U.s. ELECTRIC150H2 Projector Screen

Product Description

The ELITE SCREENS INC U.S. ELECTRIC150H2 is a motorized electric projector screen designed for professional and residential projection setups. It operates via an electric motor-driven roller mechanism that extends and retracts the viewing surface on demand. This type of screen is typically installed by AV integrators, electricians running low-voltage control wiring, or experienced installers working in conference rooms, classrooms, home theaters, and commercial presentation spaces. The ELECTRIC150H2 designation indicates a large-format screen in the Spectrum series lineup, built for ceiling or wall mounting where a fixed-frame screen is not practical.

This screen is suited for installations where a retractable surface is needed for multipurpose spaces. It fits residential home theater builds as well as light commercial environments such as boardrooms, training rooms, and auditoriums. Electric screens in this category are commonly used with short-throw and standard-throw projectors mounted to the ceiling or positioned on a cart. The Spectrum series is positioned as an entry-to-mid-level motorized screen line within the Elite Screens product catalog.

Key Features

• Motorized electric drop mechanism for hands-free screen deployment and retraction
• Designed for ceiling or wall-mount installation in fixed overhead positions
• Retractable design suits multipurpose rooms where the screen must be stored out of view
• Part of the Elite Screens Spectrum series of motorized projection screens
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install motorized projector screen compatible with standard ceiling and wall-mount projection environments. No specific compatible projector models or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of motorized projector screens should be performed by a qualified AV installer or licensed electrician where line-voltage wiring is involved. Power down the circuit before making any electrical connections to the motor housing. Mounting hardware must be anchored into structural ceiling members or solid blocking rated for the screen weight. Follow NEC guidelines for any low-voltage control wiring used with wall switches or remote receivers.