VIVIDSTORM Projector Screen, 84 to 120 Inch, Slimline Motorized Tension, Perforated Obsidian ALR
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The VIVIDSTORM Slimline is a motorized roll-down projector screen with a tensioned, perforated Obsidian ALR surface. The ambient-light-rejecting material is built for rooms where light control is imperfect, and the perforations let a center speaker sit behind the screen. Tensioning keeps the surface flat to avoid the ripples common on cheaper pull-down screens. It suits dedicated media rooms and bright living rooms more than budget setups, since ALR gains matter most with a projector that has modest brightness.
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The VIVIDSTORM Slimline Tension Screen is a motorized projection screen with a perforated, acoustically transparent ambient light rejection (ALR) surface. The ALR material is designed to reduce the effect of ambient light, so the image stays more visible in daytime or weakly lit rooms than on a traditional white screen. It is made for normal-throw projectors up to 2500 ANSI lumens and is not compatible with ultra-short-throw laser projectors.
The screen lowers at the touch of a button and retracts into its housing when not in use. It can be installed on a wall, on a ceiling or suspended, and floating mounting brackets make alignment easier during installation. The lock-height function lets you set the screen's stopping position to suit your projector and viewing setup.
It comes with both IR and RF remote controls. The IR remote needs line-of-sight to the IR sensor, and the IR receiver is connected. The power switch and screen switch are separate to help prevent operating errors. An included projector trigger dongle can synchronize the screen with a compatible projector, but it does not work with all projectors. The power can be turned off once the screen is raised to save power and reduce accidental operation.
