Elite Screens Inc U.s. ETB92HW2-E12 Projector Screen 92 Inch

Product Description

The ELITE SCREENS INC U.S. ETB92HW2-E12 is an in-ceiling tensioned projection screen from the Evanesce Tension B Series, designed for permanent installation in residential or light commercial AV environments. The tensioned design keeps the screen surface flat and taut during use, reducing image distortion that can occur with non-tensioned drop screens. At 92 inches diagonal, this screen provides a large viewing surface suited to dedicated home theater rooms, conference spaces, and training rooms where a clean, flush-ceiling appearance is required. Installation is handled by AV integrators or experienced low-voltage technicians familiar with ceiling-mount projection systems.

This screen is intended for use with ceiling-recessed motorized screen installations where an unobtrusive, in-ceiling housing is desired. The Evanesce Tension B Series is designed to retract fully into the ceiling cavity, leaving no visible hardware when not in use. The 92-inch diagonal format accommodates a wide range of throw distances and projector configurations in mid-to-large rooms. Confirm rough-in dimensions and ceiling cavity depth before ordering, as recessed screens require dedicated framing clearance.

Key Features

• Tensioned screen surface maintains flat, taut projection area to minimize image distortion
• In-ceiling recessed housing conceals the screen and motor when retracted
• 92-inch diagonal viewing surface suits mid-to-large presentation and theater rooms
• Motorized operation for convenient deployment and retraction
• Part of the Evanesce Tension B Series, built for permanent architectural AV installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install unit for in-ceiling motorized projector screen applications. No specific compatible projector or control system models were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or low-voltage technician. Power must be disconnected at the circuit before any wiring connections are made. Ceiling framing and cavity depth must be confirmed prior to rough-in to ensure adequate clearance for the screen housing. Consult local building and electrical codes for requirements related to in-ceiling motorized equipment.