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Akia Screens Floor Motorized Tab-Tension CineWhite AK-FMT102UH2 102-inch 16:9 Floor Rising Motorized Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen

Name: Akia Screens Floor Motorized Tab-Tension CineWhite AK-FMT102UH2 102-inch 16:9 Floor Rising Motorized Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen
Brand: Akia Screens
Price: 1234 USD

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Screen Typepull up floor risingManufacturer

Installationfloor standingManufacturer

Diagonal Inches102Manufacturer

Aspect Ratio16:9Manufacturer

Gain1.1Manufacturer

Material Typematte whiteManufacturer

Acoustically TransparentNoManufacturer

Control InterfaceRF remote, 12v triggerManufacturer

Frame MaterialaluminumManufacturer

Case ColorblackManufacturer

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What projectors does the Akia Screens Floor Motorized Tab-Tension CineWhite AK-FMT102UH2 102-inch 16:9 Floor Rising Motorized Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen work with?

The Akia Screens Floor Motorized Tab-Tension CineWhite AK-FMT102UH2 102-inch 16:9 Floor Rising Motorized Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen is a standard-gain material: right for conventional-throw projectors in controlled light. An ultra-short-throw projector needs a lenticular light-rejecting (CLR) screen instead — the builder flags that mismatch as an invariant.

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