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Da-Lite Advantage Series Projection Screen - Ceiling-Recessed Screen with Plenum-Rated Case and Trim - 120in Screen

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Da-Lite Advantage Series Projection Screen - Ceiling-Recessed Screen with Plenum-Rated Case and Trim - 120in ScreenDa Lite Advantage Series Projection Screen Ceiling Recessed Screen with Plenum Rated Case and Trim 120in Screen The Da Lite Advantage Series ceiling recessed projection screen is designed to deliver a clean, professional look with minimal finishing work. With the ceiling trim already in place, this large format screen conceals the rough opening, allowing you to install quickly and achieve a seamless, built in appearance. Ideal for classrooms,

Da-Lite Advantage Series Projection Screen - Ceiling-Recessed Screen with Plenum-Rated Case and Trim - 120in Screen

The Da-Lite Advantage Series ceiling-recessed projection screen is designed to deliver a clean, professional look with minimal finishing work. With the ceiling trim already in place, this large-format screen conceals the rough opening, allowing you to install quickly and achieve a seamless, built-in appearance. Ideal for classrooms, corporate conference rooms, training facilities, and premium home theaters, the 120-inch screen size brings cinema‑like scale to your space while maintaining crisp image quality and reliable operation. The Advantage Series combines practical engineering with thoughtful design to create a projection surface that disappears when not in use, so your audience focuses on the content, not the equipment.

  • Ceiling-recessed design with integrated trim that conceals the rough opening, eliminating the need for additional trim work after installation. This streamlined installation reduces project timelines, minimizes messy ceiling edges, and delivers a clean, professional aesthetic throughout the room. The hidden mechanism and trim work also help preserve sightlines and keep the room looking uncluttered, whether used for corporate presentations, training seminars, or home theater experiences. By concealing hardware and seams, the screen becomes a natural part of the room’s architecture rather than a visible device.
  • Plenum-rated case and trim for safe, code-compliant use in shared air spaces. The plenum rating supports air-handling environments, ensuring that heat and ventilation considerations are addressed without compromising performance or safety. This makes the Advantage Series an excellent choice for educational facilities, government spaces, and multi-purpose rooms where building codes demand robust, compliant installations. The durable construction protects the screen’s interior components from dust and debris while maintaining a refined exterior that resists wear in high-traffic settings.
  • Large-format 120-inch diagonal screen delivers immersive viewing for presentations, lectures, and entertainment. The generous size supports clear visibility from the back of a classroom or conference hall and enhances the viewing experience in home theaters or media rooms. With a wide projection surface, presenters can share detailed visuals, charts, and multimedia content with confidence, while audience members enjoy enhanced readability and reduced eye strain. The 120-inch format strikes a balance between scale and fit, accommodating generous seating layouts without overwhelming the room’s dimensions.
  • Motorized electric screen with two-stage installation option provides flexible mounting and a finished, flush appearance. The electric drive offers smooth, reliable operation at the touch of a button, keeping the screen out of sight when not in use. The two-stage installation option supports versatile ceiling configurations, enabling a clean integration with existing infrastructure and trim. This approach reduces on-site peeks, ensures precise alignment, and allows installers to manage wiring, mounting, and trim in a controlled sequence for a more predictable, repeatable result.
  • Reliable performance and durability—part of the Advantage Series—built to withstand frequent use in busy environments. The combination of robust hardware, a sturdy housing, and a well-engineered projection surface ensures consistent image delivery over time. Whether you’re equipping a classroom, a boardroom, or a dedicated home theater, the Advantage Series is designed to stand up to daily operation, resist wear, and maintain accurate alignment through routine use. This emphasis on durability makes it a prudent long-term investment for spaces that require dependable, high-quality projection.

Technical Details of Da-Lite Advantage Series Projection Screen

  • Screen diagonal: 120 inches
  • Housing and trim: Plenum-rated
  • Mounting type: Ceiling-recessed
  • Operation: Motorized electric screen
  • Installation method: Two-stage installation

How to install Da-Lite Advantage Series Projection Screen

Installing a ceiling-recessed, plenum-rated projection screen requires careful planning to ensure alignment, safety, and optimal image quality. The following steps outline a generalized process compatible with the Advantage Series design. Always refer to the official installation manual for your specific model and site conditions.

  • Plan the rough opening and trim layout. Confirm ceiling structure, electrical access, and projector placement. Verify that the ceiling opening accommodates the recessed housing, leaving adequate clearance for wiring, ventilation, and service access without compromising the room’s aesthetics.
  • Prepare the ceiling and install the trim. With the ceiling trim designed to conceal the rough opening, position and secure the trim in place, ensuring a flush, even surface. Check that the trim line aligns with architectural features, lighting, and projector sightlines to maintain a cohesive room design.
  • Mount the screen housing and route power. Secure the motorized screen housing to the structural ceiling or designated support framework according to the manufacturer’s load requirements. Route the power supply and any control wiring, taking care to protect cables and maintain a tidy ceiling void. If required, install any safety cables or supports as specified.
  • Install the screen and verify operation. With the housing securely mounted, extend the screen to confirm smooth operation, correct travel range, and proper alignment. Check that the screen surfaces lay flat and free of wrinkles or creases across the width and height. Retract the screen and complete any trim adjustments to achieve a seamless finish.
  • Calibration and final checks. Reconnect projector output and perform a basic image alignment, keystone correction if applicable, and focus calibration. Confirm that the screen operates silently and reliably through multiple cycles and that the final installation meets local codes and safety standards. Document any adjustments for future maintenance.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What size is the screen and how does it fit in a ceiling recess? A: The screen is 120 inches diagonally and is designed for ceiling-recessed installation with a trim that conceals the rough opening, resulting in a clean, built-in look.
  • Q: Is the case plenum-rated? A: Yes, the housing and trim are plenum-rated to support safe use in shared air spaces and meet relevant building codes.
  • Q: What type of operation does the screen use? A: The screen is motorized and operates via an electric mechanism for convenient deployment and retraction.
  • Q: Does this screen support two-stage installation? A: Yes, the product offers a two-stage installation option, providing flexible mounting and a clean final appearance.
  • Q: What spaces is the Da-Lite Advantage Series best suited for? A: It is well-suited for classrooms, corporate conference rooms, training facilities, auditoriums, and premium home theater environments where large-format projection and a tidy ceiling integration are valued.
  • Q: Are there any maintenance considerations I should know about? A: Regular inspection of mounting hardware, electrical connections, and the projection surface is recommended to ensure long-lasting performance. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines for best results.
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