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Elite Screens Kestrel Tab-Tension 2 CLR FTE121UH3-CLR 121-inch 16:9 Ceiling Light Rejecting Electric Floor-Rising Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen

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Screen typepull up floor risingManufacturer

Installationfloor standingManufacturer

Diagonal (in)121Manufacturer

Aspect ratio16:9Manufacturer

Gain0.6Manufacturer

Material typeCLR ceiling light rejectingManufacturer

Acoustically transparentNoManufacturer

Control interfaceRF remote, 12v trigger, wall switchManufacturer

Frame materialaluminumManufacturer

Case colorBlack, WhiteManufacturer

Warranty (years)2Manufacturer

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What projectors does the Elite Screens Kestrel Tab-Tension 2 CLR FTE121UH3-CLR 121-inch 16:9 Ceiling Light Rejecting Electric Floor-Rising Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen work with?

Ultra-short-throw projectors only. The Elite Screens Kestrel Tab-Tension 2 CLR FTE121UH3-CLR 121-inch 16:9 Ceiling Light Rejecting Electric Floor-Rising Tab-Tensioned Projection Screen's stated material is ceiling-light-rejecting (CLR-class): a lenticular surface that accepts a UST's steep up-fired beam and rejects light from above. With a conventional-throw projector the picture will be dim and uneven — our builder flags that pairing as an error, not a preference. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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