A. It depends entirely what your intentions are but here are the general format uses to help you out.

1) 1:1 format: If you use traditional Slideshow/OHP (Overhead Projector), Document Camera, and commercial projector presentations. These are most commonly used in schools, government facilities, and houses of worship.

2) 4:3 NTSC format:...

A.Yes, Elite’s electric screen products are compatible with Harmony and in their database. Please visit the Harmony website further assistance on how to program your remote with our electric screens.

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A. The reasons why a customer would prefer the slower synchronized motor over the tubular is as follows:

• The synchronized motors are silent. Many consumers prefer that all of their home theater gear operate silently.
• The synchronized motor consumes considerably less power per operation than a tubular motor making it more of...

A: Many people are using SVGA Projectors for videos and gaming with good results.  Here are some ideas for selecting your Projection Screen.

 Step 1: Choose a screen that is somewhere between the $100 to $400 price point (excluding size factors). As a rule of thumb, try to keep the cost...

A: Although the sky's the limit when it comes to getting a home theater projector, there are 3 basic qualities that define the typical mainstream consumer product.

1. Price point is at or below $4,000 USD

2. Your Projector's Contrast Ratio is higher than 2500:1

3. Your Projector has a 16:9 (HDTV) Native...

A:  All Elite Screens projection materials with the exception of the StarBright™ 7 and the StarBright™ 4 can be cleaned with mild soap and water using a soft terry cloth.  For stain removals try using GooGone.

StarBright™ 7 material is to be cleand with a very soft cloth and mild soap...

A: There are a few possible things you could check:

1. Make sure your wall plug has power and that...

A: The ratings on our electric screens vary from series based on the motor they utilize.  Please see chart below for these ratings.

A:  Elite Screens Electric screens stocked in the US warehouse only support 110V 60 Hz, if you need 220V screen, we can arrange a special order to directly ship from our factory to you within 45-60 days. Or we can ship from our US warehouse stock with the 220V/110V transformer...

A:  To ensure that your projector can support a trigger application, please be sure to: a. Reviewing your...

A:  As a rule, it is recommended to ensure that the center of the screen is in alignment with the eye level of those seated in the first row of a graduated Home Theater seating layout.  This will provide the best levels of ergonomic stability, and will not negatively affect...

A:  The adapter can easily be made using a CAT-5 networking cable and RJ45 networking connector. See image below.

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A:  Yes, Elite Screens can make custom size screens.   Please visit http://www.elitescreens.com/csr.htm to order a customer size screen.

A:  Our IR remote controls have been evaluated and entered in to the databases of some Universal remote control manufacturers. Please contact the manufacturer of your remote to inquire about your remotes ability to function with ours. 

Crestron and AMX are partners of ours and they do have our IR...

A: No, Elite Screens understand the need to hardwire your electric screen and therefore will not void your warranty.

A:  Elite Screens Electric screens stocked in the US warehouse only support 110V 60 Hz, if you need 220V screen, we can arrange a special order to directly ship from our factory to you within 45-60 days. Or we can ship from our US warehouse stock with the 220V/110V transformer...

A: The SableFrame only has models with our CineWhite screen material and the frame design on all of these series vary.  See picture below for details