AWOL Vision Cinematic+ ALR Motorized Floor Rising Acoustic Screen AW-ALR-F220C-BK-US 120-inch 16:9

Name: AWOL Vision Cinematic+ ALR Motorized Floor Rising Acoustic Screen AW-ALR-F220C-BK-US 120-inch 16:9
Brand: AWOL Vision
SKU: AW-ALR-F220C-BK-US
Price: 1699 USD

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Screen typepull up floor risingManufacturer

Installationfloor standingManufacturer

Diagonal (in)100Manufacturer

Aspect ratio16:9Manufacturer

Viewable width (in)87.2Manufacturer

Viewable height (in)49Manufacturer

Gain0.6Manufacturer

Material typeALR ambient light rejectingManufacturer

Acoustically transparentYesManufacturer

Control interfaceRF remoteManufacturer

Case colorgrayManufacturer

Weight (lbs)63.1Manufacturer

Warranty (years)2Manufacturer

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What projectors does the AWOL Vision Cinematic+ ALR Motorized Floor Rising Acoustic Screen AW-ALR-F220C-BK-US 120-inch 16:9 work with?

The AWOL Vision Cinematic+ ALR Motorized Floor Rising Acoustic Screen AW-ALR-F220C-BK-US 120-inch 16:9 uses a light-rejecting (ALR/CLR-class) material — the kind bright rooms and ultra-short-throw projectors call for. Whether it suits a specific projector depends on the throw geometry, so check the exact pairing. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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