Elitescreens 120-Inch 4:3 Diagonal Home Theater Screen | 
 enlarge | Brand: Elite
Category: CE
Buy New: $499.99
New (18) Used (1) from $324.09
Rating:  2 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Display Size: 20
Shipping Weight (lbs): 45
Dimensions (in): 7 x 102 x 7
Warranty: 2 years warranty
MPN: vmax120uwv
Model: vmax120uwv
UPC: 100000002797
EAN: 0100000002797
ASIN: B0006I09MA
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Durable all-metal casing for wall & ceiling installation | | • | Max White 1.1 gain matte white screen material is durable and easy to clean and has a 160 degree wide viewing angle for large group presentations | | • | Synchronized motor allows silent operation with extended operational longevity and low power consumption | | • | Internal IR/RF receiver eliminates the need for a wall box | | • | Easy control by either low voltage 3-way wall box, radio frequency (RF) remote, infrared (IR) remote or the Internal 12 volt trigger which enables drop/rise cycle to synchronize with the projector's power cycle |
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Product Description
Elite Screens, a company specializing in a wide range of standard size projection screens in a variety of types and sizes, introduces the ez-Electric VMAX Electric Projection Screen Series, perfectly suited to do-it-yourself for budget home theater, education training and conference room presentations. These products feature ease-of-use and electric screens at a manual price. The simple three-step installation; hang, plug and play; and ease-of-use, with a standard remote controls or wall switch to control the screen up and down, adds a "wow" factor to your cinema room or conference room.This model comes with IR Remote Control.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great Value January 5, 2007
Overall a great value. Does not have an adjustable limit switch for the up and down positions :( but it operates smoothly and quietly. The RF remote is great. No easy way to mount the main control box to the wall (a couple of holes for screws would be sufficient, but there's no place to attach screws "out of the box"). Mounting brackets were supposed to be included for the screen but they were not. This was not a problem for me, however, because I intended to mount the screen directly to the wall all along (very easy to do once you supply your own mounting screws with the correct diameter heads). The bottom bar is not heavy enough to fully stretch the fabric to prevent some bowing of the screen, but you get what you pay for. Again, an overall great product for the money.
 An average TV/Movie screen at a good price January 5, 2007
This EliteScreens 120"(4:3) Diag. Electric screen is part of my first true home theatre. I've grouped it with an HD projector, 5.1 Surround, and loge seating from a 70's movie theatre. Authentic, except for the beer, and private bath. The novelty and convenience of an electric screen is great. When the screen is up it's as if there's no TV in the room. The smooth roll of the screen coming down by remote adds a feeling of oppulence to the whole experience (for better or worse). As for the screen itself, the reflection seems good, tho I really have nothing to compare it to. My only complaint is the slight wave @ the bottom 6" of the screen. It's more apparent in low horizontal lines. I compensate for this by lowering the screen at least 6" lower than the image being projected. I would've also liked to have seen a couple of "L" brackets, or other kind of simple mounting hardware included.
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