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Da-Lite Advantage Electrol 99" Electric Projection Screen

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Da-Lite Advantage Electrol 99" Electric Projection ScreenThe Da Lite Advantage Electrol 99" Electric Projection Screen blends professional grade performance with a premium, uncluttered installation. Designed for spaces where a clean ceiling line matters, this screen is part of the Advantage line, which integrates ceiling trim directly into the housing. Once mounted, the trim conceals the rough opening, eliminating the need for additional trim work and delivering a polished, instructor friendly presentation

The Da-Lite Advantage Electrol 99" Electric Projection Screen blends professional-grade performance with a premium, uncluttered installation. Designed for spaces where a clean ceiling line matters, this screen is part of the Advantage line, which integrates ceiling trim directly into the housing. Once mounted, the trim conceals the rough opening, eliminating the need for additional trim work and delivering a polished, instructor-friendly presentation environment. Ideal for classrooms, conference rooms, training facilities, and home theaters that demand reliability and ease of use, the 99" diagonal screen offers a generous viewing area without compromising ceiling aesthetics.

With electric operation and a robust build, the Advantage Electrol delivers smooth, quiet deployment and intuitive control. The system supports modern presentation workflows—from slide decks and data-heavy spreadsheets to video content—while ensuring consistent image quality across the full projection area. The matte white projection surface is engineered to provide accurate color, excellent brightness, and wide viewing angles, so your audience experiences crisp text, vivid graphics, and smooth video playback from seats throughout the room. The result is a dependable projection solution that saves time during installation and daily use while delivering a professional, distraction-free viewing experience.

Designed for busy environments, the screen’s housing and mounting components are built to withstand frequent use and routine maintenance. The integrated ceiling trim helps prevent light leaks and edge distractions, keeping the focus squarely on the content being shown. The remote control, combined with optional wall-switch compatibility, gives presenters and technicians flexible control over the screen’s motion without interrupting the flow of a presentation. Because it’s part of the Da-Lite Advantage lineup, this Electrol screen benefits from Da-Lite’s long-standing reputation for quality, precision manufacturing, and dependable service in both education and corporate settings.

  • Eliminates trim completion: Integrated ceiling trim in the housing conceals the rough opening, delivering a clean, professional ceiling line with no extra trim work required.
  • Electric, quiet operation: Smooth motorized raising and lowering partnered with a remote control (and wall-switch compatibility) for convenient, unobtrusive operation.
  • Generous 99" diagonal in a 16:9 format: A versatile size that supports modern presentations, large group viewing, and multimedia content in mid-to-large rooms.
  • Durable construction for high-usage environments: Robust housing and hardware designed to endure frequent use while maintaining consistent, level projection.
  • High-quality projection surface: Matte White surface delivering balanced brightness, accurate color, and wide viewing angles for data and video in varied lighting conditions.

Technical Details of Da-Lite Advantage Electrol 99" Electric Projection Screen

  • Diagonal: 99 inches
  • Aspect ratio: 16:9
  • Projection surface: Matte White projection surface optimized for data and video
  • Housing and trim: Integrated ceiling trim conceals rough opening for a clean installation
  • Operation: Electric motor with remote control; compatible with standard 120V power supply
  • Mounting: Ceiling-mounted installation with included hardware for secure, flush fit

how to install Da-Lite Advantage Electrol 99" Electric Projection Screen

Installing the Da-Lite Advantage Electrol 99" screen is designed to be straightforward for professional installers and capable for end-users with basic electrical and mounting experience. The process emphasizes leveraging the built-in ceiling trim to achieve a clean ceiling line and a precise, level alignment with your projector. Follow these general guidelines to plan and execute a successful installation in line with manufacturer recommendations.

  • Step 1: Plan placement and measurements. Determine the ideal mounting height for the screen so that the projection aligns with the projector’s throw and your audience’s sightlines. Verify that the ceiling cavity can accommodate the integrated housing and trim without obstruction, and confirm access to a suitable 120V power source for the motor.
  • Step 2: Prepare the ceiling opening. The Advantage Electrol’s ceiling trim is designed to conceal the rough opening. Ensure the cutout is square and clean, with sufficient clearance for ventilation and wiring. Double-check the alignment with the projector’s position and the listening/viewing distance in the room.
  • Step 3: Secure the mounting hardware. Attach the mounting brackets supplied with the screen to the building structure, ensuring they are level and plumb. Use proper fasteners for the ceiling material (e.g., concrete, wood joists, or metal framing) and follow load-rated guidelines to support the screen weight during deployment.
  • Step 4: Install power and control wiring. Route the power cable to a compliant 120V receptacle and prepare any wall switch wiring if you plan to control the screen from a wall switch. Ensure all wiring complies with local electrical codes and that the receiver or control module is positioned for optimal signal reception from the remote.
  • Step 5: Mount the screen and verify operation. Attach the screen housing to the prepared brackets, level the unit, and secure all fasteners. Power up the system and run the screen through its full travel to confirm smooth operation, proper alignment with the projector, and the effectiveness of the integrated trim in concealing the opening. Fine-tune if necessary and confirm there are no light leaks around the edges that could impact image clarity.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What size is the screen? A: The screen is 99 inches diagonally with a 16:9 aspect ratio, providing a broad, cinema-like viewing area suitable for most mid-to-large rooms.
  • Q: Is trim work required after installation? A: No. The ceiling trim is integrated into the screen housing, which conceals the rough opening and eliminates the need for additional trim finishing.
  • Q: What projection surface does the screen use? A: It uses a Da-Lite matte white projection surface designed for data and video content, offering good brightness and color reproduction across a wide viewing angle.
  • Q: How is the screen powered and controlled? A: The screen is electric, with a motorized lift and a remote control included; it can also be wired to a wall switch for convenient, hands-free operation.
  • Q: Is this screen suitable for classrooms and conference rooms? A: Yes. Its combination of integrated trim, reliable electric operation, and quality imaging makes it a strong choice for educational and corporate environments where consistent performance matters.
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