Elite Screens Inc U.s. SE135H2-ISF 135 Inch Projector Screen

Product Description

The ELITE SCREENS INC U.S. SE135H2-ISF is a 135-inch projection screen featuring a ChromaWhite surface with a 1.25 gain rating. Designed for use with projectors requiring a 2.4 throw ratio, this screen delivers a wide, high-contrast image surface suited for dedicated home theater rooms, conference spaces, or professional AV installations. The ISF designation indicates compatibility with Imaging Science Foundation calibration standards, making it appropriate for environments where color accuracy and image fidelity are critical. Installation is typically handled by AV integrators or experienced home theater professionals.

This screen is intended for fixed-frame or specialty installation scenarios where a large-format 135-inch diagonal image area is required. The ChromaWhite surface material is optimized for use with standard throw projectors operating at a 2.4 throw ratio. The 1.25 gain provides a modest brightness boost over a unity-gain surface without significantly narrowing the viewing cone, making it suitable for controlled-light environments such as dedicated screening rooms or darkened commercial presentation spaces.

Key Features

• 135-inch diagonal screen size for large-format projection
• ChromaWhite surface material with 1.25 gain for enhanced brightness in controlled lighting
• 2.4 throw ratio compatibility for standard throw projector setups
• ISF-calibration ready designation supports professional color accuracy standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fixed projection screen for use with standard throw projectors in residential home theater or commercial AV applications requiring a 135-inch diagonal screen surface.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed AV integrator or experienced home theater installer. Power down all connected projection equipment before mounting or making any connections. Follow the manufacturer's mounting instructions and verify wall or ceiling substrate load ratings before securing the screen frame. Local building codes and AV industry standards should be consulted for commercial installations.