Elite Screens TE100HC2 Reference Manual
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- Page 1 NEED A PROJECTOR SCREEN ? NEED A PROJECTOR SCREEN ? Step 1: Step 1: Step 1: Determine Type (Presentation, Home Cinema or Portable?) Step 2: Determine Size (How many people in your room?) Step 2: Step 2: Step 3: Step 3: Step 3: Determine Ratio (1:1, 4:3 or 16:9?)
- Page 2 How to Select A Projection Screen $$$ How much you should spend on your screen? We recommend spending around 15-30% of your projector cost on the type of projection screen that would be the most suitable in matching the quality-to-cost ratio with your projector.
- Page 3 * EZ Cinema Plus: Floor Pull Up Screen, has all of the virtues of the EZ Cinema with the addition of one crucial element. Its unique "Scissor Back" self-standing spring support allows the end user to pull up the screen to its desired level and leave it there without making any additional adjustments. Now a large screen surface can be deployed in the same time it takes to open an umbrella.
- Page 4 Our knowledgeable staff at Elite Screens can help you find the compatible screen material for your projection needs. * MaxWhite (Matte White): It is the most versatile and uniform screen surface for front projection and has perfect diffusion for wide viewing distribution.
- Page 5 Optional 6", 12" & 18" L Bracket • Dual Wall and Ceiling Installation Design • Auto Locking System provides variable height settings • Standard 4-side Black Masking Borders • MaxWhite™ Screen Material is durable and easy to clean • 160º Wide Viewing Angle for Commercial or Residential Home Cinema Presentation •...
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Page 6: Spectrum Series
Spectrum Series • Most Popular Screen Material - MaxWhite™ 1.1 Gain Matte white screen material is our most popular. It is durable, easy to clean and is ideal for use with today’s high contrast projectors. - 160˚ Wide Viewing Angle •... - Page 7 VMAX2 Series • Electric screen for wall and ceiling installations • Maxwhite 1.1 gain matte white screen material is durable and easy to clean with a 160 degree wide viewing angle for large group presentations • Internal IR/RF receivers with Low voltage 3-way wall box, radio frequency (RF) and infrared (IR) remotes included •...
- Page 8 VMAX Plus 3 Series • Dual Wall and Ceiling Mount Design • Detachable 3-way wall switch • Included IR and RF remote controls included • Screen material is durable and easy to clean • Models available in high contrast gray for enhanced video black levels •...
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Page 9: Home2 Series
• Standard IR Remote Control • Standard detachable 3-way wall switch • Moisture resistant aluminum casing • Mounting rail allows the hanging brackets to align with wall studs • Fiber Glass-Backed matte white screen material adjustable vertical drop/rise position Home2 Series •... -
Page 10: Cinetension2 Series
CineTension2 Series • CineWhite™ Tension Material Provides Uniform Flatness for Multi-Media presentations with a wide diffusion viewing angle and optional acoustic variants available • Standard Infrared (IR) and Radio Frequency (RF) Remote Controls Included • Low Voltage 3-Way Wall Switch And Extended IR “Eye”... -
Page 11: Silverframe Series
• Fixed frame home theater screen • Brushed 2.25" Aluminum frame with 1" inner black matte • Standard black backed screen material eliminates light penetration • Flat tension screen surface • Available from 84", 92", 100", 106" and 120" SilverFrame Series •... - Page 12 EZ Frame Series • Home Theater Screen with full tension uniformity • Anodized black aluminum 2.36" frame thickness with Pro-Trim black velour surfacing to enhance the appearance with the stylish masked border that absorbs light overshoot. • 1.33(4:3/NTSC), 1.78(16:9/HDTV) AND 2.35:1 Aspect Ratios Available Available Screen Materials - CineWhite (1.1 Gain)
- Page 13 Tripod Series • Standard keystone eliminator • Heavy duty casing to withstand daily usage • Auto-locking mechanism controls height adjustment • Standard 4-side black masking border • MaxWhite 1.1 Gain screen material is durable and easy to clean • 160 degree wide viewing angle for multi-purpose applications •...
- Page 14 EZ Cinema Series • Easy to transport and set up for traveling presentations or the "Home Theater in A Box" • Features a simple telescoping support mechanism to adjust screen height • MaxWhite screen material is durable and easy to clean •...
- Page 15 • Easy to transport and set up for traveling presentations or the "Home Theater in A Box" • Self-standing “Pull Up & Project” cross spring mechanism • MaxWhite screen material is durable and easy to clean • Wide projection viewing angle •...
- Page 16 Kestrel Series • The Kestrel Electric Floor Series has internal Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared (IR) receivers • Standard Universal Learning IR Remote (ZR800D) to control the Projector, Screen, TV, and DVD (up to 8 devices) simultaneously. • Enhanced RF(Radio Frequency) remote control with a 100' (30.5m) control range is included •...
- Page 17 • Strong, lightweight and portable folding aluminum fixed-frame screen for multi-media conference/classroom presentations • Standard Matte White (Gain 1.1) screen material • Optional rear projection screen material (Gain 2.2) • Sealed edge detachable frame design with material snap button attachments and corner pull cords to extend product life with prolonged use •...
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Page 18: About Elite Screens
Elite Screens Inc. is a California based company founded in 2004 by manufac- turing veterans from the AV/IT/Custom indus- try. We specialize in commercial and home- theater projection screens for the retail and custom install sales channels. Elite Screens quickly established itself by making a quality...
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