Elite Screens FTE101UH3-CLR3 Kestrel Tab-Tension 3 Series 88" Motorized Rising Screen, Black

For bright rooms and professional AV spaces, the Elite Screens FTE101UH3-CLR3 Kestrel Tab-Tension 3 Series 88" Motorized Rising Screen provides a high-performance projection surface that preserves contrast and color without resorting to darkened environments. This Elite Screens home projector screen uses CLR 3 ceiling light rejecting material to absorb ambient overhead illumination and a lenticular micro-structure to direct projector light back to viewers—resulting in improved black levels and vivid color even under room lighting. The 88-inch tab-tensioned surface ensures a taut, flat image optimized for ultra-short throw projectors, while the motorized free-standing housing rises and lowers smoothly using industry-grade scissor-backed cross risers. Practical features like IR/RF remote control and a black-backed material to prevent light penetration make it ideal for conference rooms, training centers, security monitoring suites, and surveillance operations where dependable image quality is critical. Choose black or white housing to match your décor and deploy the screen quickly where permanent installation isn't possible. Upgrade your presentation or monitoring environment—add the Kestrel CLR3 motorized screen to your AV or security toolkit today.

• Delivers bright, high-contrast images in well-lit rooms using CLR 3 light-rejecting material, so presentations remain clear without dimming lights
• Tab-tensioned motorized surface stays perfectly flat and ripple-free for consistent image geometry with ultra-short throw projectors
• Free-standing rising design with scissor-backed cross risers offers a non-invasive install option when wall or ceiling mounting isn't practical
• Dual IR and RF remote control plus reliable motorized operation for fast, professional setup and hands-free operation in meeting or control rooms
• Available in black or white moisture-resistant aluminum housing to blend into conference spaces, AV rooms, security monitoring centers, and training facilities