Name: Tensioned DescenderPro
Brand: Projecta
SKU: 30023210
Price: 4183 CHF
Availability: OutOfStock

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Now available with SightLine – the new standard for screen lowering.

SightLine is a new cable lowering system that allows the projection screen to almost float in your space during use and completely disappear when not in use. SightLine offers a new alternative to the standard black border above the projection area with 3 or 4 thin cables that can be extended on-site up to 180 cm. Your view over the projection area of the screen is no longer blocked, creating the impression of a large floating image. Lower the projection screen to the desired height while maintaining the room's appearance as intended by the architect.

The DescenderPro is a ceiling-integrated projection screen that combines new installation features with a new motorized ALR surface option in addition to high-resolution HD Progressive materials. The DescenderPro allows for the entire roll, which contains the motor and screen surface, to be easily clicked in after the housing has been installed. The housing design ensures a clean finish without gaps or visible screws once the base plate is attached to the housing.

Tab tension: The tab tension system keeps the projection surface under constant pressure for a perfectly flat viewing area. A flat projection surface maximizes the performance of your projector and ensures that no pixels are lost or distorted. When details matter, a perfectly flat projection area is essential.

Actual product image Projecta Tensioned DescenderPro (122.05", 16:9)

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Describes the format of image width to image height, with 16:9 being the common TV and office standard. Values such as 21:9 or 32:9 stand for extremely wide monitors, which often replace two old screens next to each other.

Gain factor

The light amplification factor, or gain factor, is an important factor when selecting a screen. Factor tells you something about the reflective properties. An ordinary white sheet of paper has a gain factor of about 1.0. It scatters the incident light homogeneously and diffusely in all directions. Thus it appears practically always equally bright, no matter from which angle you look at it.

Picture walls with a gain above 1.0 try to reflect a certain amount of light more specifically towards the audience, which usually sits axially in front of the picture. Developers achieve this through special surfaces and coatings. They take, so to speak, a small step towards the properties of a mirror. A gain of 2.0 describes a screen that - measured on axis - reflects twice as much light as a perfectly diffuse surface with 1.0. This is why we speak of amplification.

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