Floor Rising ALR Projector Screen
Floor Rising ALR Motorised screens
Description
Floor Rising ALR Projection Screen
Starts at Rs.1,50,000
Ready for operation. No installation is needed, you can move it at will. It supports floor mount style, hidden in a variety of display ways, with no more holes in the wall
An instant way to your private home theatre.
Say NO to a messy wiring outlet on your ceiling, or having long runs of HDMI cables from your sources to the projector.
The A8 control system independently developed by Tono. Equipped with 868MHz remote control(Internal Infrared and Radio Frequency receivers with IR/RF remotes included), which is convenient and fast to operate and supports limit adjustment. Standard projector trigger to synchronize screen operation with the projector’s power cycle
The use of infrared automatic induction, anti-clamping hand device, in the process of closing and closing in case of obstacles, automatic stop, safe and reliable.
Ground-rising structure coordinates with silent tubular motor drives a double v-shaped structure bracket, with uniform force, to avoid stretching deformation of the fabric. The quiet tubular motor, which is with UL, CE, and 3C certification passed, operates smoothly with low noise.
- Free-standing Electric Floor Rising Mechanism
- Power Options for India
- Support available PAN India
- Tab tensioned, perfect portable ALR screen solution for UST projectors
- Slim Profile, Save Space
- Ambient Light Rejecting>97%
- High contrast, deeper black
- 170° wide viewing angle
- Active 3D, 8K Ultra HD, and HDR ready
- 0.6 Gain
Features
Features
Format: 16:9
Housing Material: Aluminum alloy
Fabric: 4k ALR Short Throw Control Mode: Motorized
Size: 92″ – 120″ in home theater or any portable application.
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FAQ
Why are floor rising projector screens so expensive?
Floor rising projector screens are expensive for several reasons. These screens are designed to be hidden when not in use, which requires complex mechanisms and motors to lift them smoothly from the floor. The materials used in their construction are often high-quality and durable to ensure long-lasting performance. Additionally, the engineering and precision required to create a screen that rises evenly and stays flat when extended add to the cost. Installation of these screens can be complicated, often requiring professional help, which further increases the overall expense. The size of floor rising screens is typically larger than standard projector screens, demanding more materials and sophisticated technology. Lastly, as they are considered a luxury item with a niche market, manufacturers price them higher to cover their development and production costs while maintaining profitability.
What is a projection screen that rises from the ground?
A projection screen that rises from the ground is called Floor Rising Projector Screen. It is a clever and space-saving solution for home theaters or presentation rooms. It's a special type of screen that stays hidden when not in use, typically stored in a protective case on the floor. When needed, it can be raised with the push of a button or remote control. The screen smoothly emerges from its housing, moving upward until it reaches its full height. This design is perfect for rooms where a permanent wall-mounted screen might not be suitable or desired. It allows users to have a large, high-quality viewing surface without taking up wall space or being visible all the time. When the movie or presentation is over, the screen can be easily lowered back into its case, keeping the room tidy and versatile for other uses. This rising screen is a popular choice for people who want a professional viewing experience without sacrificing their room's appearance or functionality.
Which is better ceiling or floor projector screen?
When choosing between ceiling and floor projector screens, both options have their advantages. Ceiling screens are great for saving space and creating a clean look in your room. They can be hidden away when not in use, giving your space a tidy appearance. On the other hand, floor screens are more portable and easier to set up. You can move them around or take them to different rooms as needed. Ceiling screens might be better for permanent home theaters, while floor screens are perfect for people who want flexibility. The choice ultimately depends on your room layout, budget, and how often you plan to use the screen. Consider factors like ease of installation, viewing angle, and screen size to make the best decision for your needs.
