Da-Lite 20852LS Ceiling Recessed Electric Screen with Plenum-Rated Case and Trim, 16:10 Wide, HD Progressive 1.1 Contrast, 120V, Slot, 123" Screen, TAA Compliant

For professional AV, security and surveillance environments that demand a flawless, built-in viewing surface, the Da-Lite ceiling-recessed electric projection screen offers a premium, architect-friendly solution. The Da-Lite Tensioned Advantage Electrol projection screen combines a 123" diagonal, 16:10 aspect ratio with an HD Progressive 1.1 contrast fabric to produce crisp, color-accurate images for presentations, monitoring and camera feeds. The integrated ceiling trim and UL plenum-rated case eliminate post-install finishing and meet strict building codes for air-handling plenum spaces. Installers benefit from a two-stage workflow and sliding mounting brackets that speed rough-in and final fit, while the tensioned surface and smooth 120V motor ensure a consistently flat image and quiet operation in control rooms and boardrooms. TAA compliance and GREENGUARD Gold certification make this model suitable for government, education and corporate projects requiring verified environmental and sourcing standards. Ideal for conference rooms, auditoriums, security operation centers, and surveillance monitoring spaces—contact your AV integrator or Legrand sales rep to specify the Da-Lite 123" recessed electric screen for your next project.

• Built-in ceiling trim and plenum-rated case hide the rough opening for a clean, finished look that reduces onsite finishing work
• Tensioned HD Progressive 1.1 surface in 16:10 format delivers a flat, high-contrast image ideal for critical presentations and surveillance monitoring
• Two-stage installation and sliding brackets speed construction schedules and simplify retrofits for IT, security, and AV integrators
• Quiet 120V motor with smooth-roll technology provides discreet operation in boardrooms, control rooms, and training environments
• TAA compliant and GREENGUARD Gold certified, built for government and institutional projects where code compliance and indoor air quality matter