Elite Screens Inc U.s. SPM100H-E12 Electric Projector Screen

Product Description

The ELITE SCREENS INC U.S. SPM100H-E12 is an electric motorized projector screen in the Spectrum2 Series, designed for wall or ceiling mounting in presentation and home theater environments. The screen retracts and extends via a built-in electric motor, keeping the viewing surface protected when not in use and ready for deployment at the touch of a button. With a 100-inch diagonal viewing area, this unit suits conference rooms, classrooms, and dedicated media rooms. Installation is handled by AV integrators or experienced general contractors familiar with low-voltage wiring and structural ceiling or wall mounting requirements.

The SPM100H-E12 is suited for both residential and light commercial applications where a large-format, motorized projection surface is needed. Typical installations include corporate meeting rooms, training facilities, home theater setups, and educational classrooms. The Spectrum2 Series is designed for environments that require a reliable, motorized drop-down screen without permanent fixed-frame installation.

Key Features

• 100-inch diagonal electric motorized projection screen
• Spectrum2 Series design for wall or ceiling installation
• Built-in electric motor for smooth screen deployment and retraction
• Retractable housing keeps screen surface protected when not in use
• Suitable for residential and light commercial projection setups

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation unit for standard electric motorized projector screen applications requiring a 100-inch diagonal viewing surface.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or contractor experienced with structural ceiling or wall mounting and low-voltage electrical connections. Power down all relevant circuits before running control wiring per applicable NEC guidelines. Verify that the mounting surface can support the weight of the unit before securing the mounting brackets. Do not force the motor mechanism manually, as this may damage the drive assembly.