Elite Screens Inc U.s. TE135HW3 Electric Projector Screen

Product Description

The ELITE SCREENS INC U.S. TE135HW3 is a motorized electric projector screen in the Cinetension 3 series, featuring a Matte White viewing surface. Designed for ceiling or wall installation, this tensioned electric screen uses a motor-driven roller mechanism to deploy and retract the viewing surface on demand. The Matte White surface is suited for front-projection setups in dedicated home theater rooms, conference spaces, or training environments. Installation is typically handled by an AV integrator or experienced electrician familiar with low-voltage control wiring and mounting hardware for drop-ceiling or structural ceiling applications.

The TE135HW3 is appropriate for use in residential home theater installations and commercial presentation environments where a large-format, motorized projection surface is required. The tensioned design keeps the viewing surface flat and wrinkle-free during use, which is critical for maintaining image quality across the full screen area. Installers working in commercial settings should account for ceiling height, throw distance, and projector placement when specifying this screen.

Key Features

• Motorized electric retraction and deployment for hands-free operation
• Tensioned screen design maintains a flat, uniform viewing surface
• Matte White surface compatible with standard front-projection setups
• 135-inch diagonal size suited for large-format residential and commercial installs
• Cinetension 3 series construction for reliable repeated cycling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style motorized projection screen for use with standard front-projection systems in residential and commercial applications. No specific compatible projector models or control system part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or electrician with experience in low-voltage control systems and structural ceiling mounting. Power down all related circuits before running control wiring or connecting the motor drive. Verify that the mounting surface or ceiling structure is rated to support the weight of the unit before securing the mounting brackets. Follow all applicable local building codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring runs.