Elite Screens Evanesce Ihome126hw2-E20 126" Electric Projection Screen

Optimize your viewing and monitoring environments with the Elite Screens Evanesce IHOME126HW2-E20 126" Electric Projection Screen. Designed for discreet in-ceiling installation, this home projector screen tucks away when not in use while delivering a large 16:9 HD viewing area ideal for home theater, conference rooms, and security/ surveillance monitoring stations. The MaxWhite FG fiberglass-backed surface is tensioned for a perfectly flat image and is rated for 4K Ultra HD and Active 3D, ensuring sharp, consistent detail for presentations and critical video feeds.

A tubular electric motor deploys the screen smoothly and the included 20" black masking drop plus black-backed material increases perceived contrast—useful for both cinematic viewing and focused surveillance playback. The full control package (IR and RF remotes, RJ45 connectivity, 5–12V trigger and an in-wall 3-way switch) makes integration with AV, networking and security systems straightforward. GREENGUARD-certified materials add an environmentally friendly touch. Backed by Elite Screens' warranty and technical support, this ceiling-mount projection screen is a professional solution for AV integrators, security rooms, and premium residential installations. Order now to upgrade your projection, monitoring, or control-room setup.

• Concealed in-ceiling design preserves clean aesthetics and saves space for homes, conference rooms, or monitoring stations.
• Large 126" diagonal, 16:9 HD format delivers immersive, true-to-scale viewing for presentations, home theater, and surveillance playback.
• MaxWhite FG tensioned surface provides a flat, textured screen optimized for 4K Ultra HD and Active 3D, improving image clarity for critical monitoring.
• Integrated control package (IR/RF remotes, RJ45, 5–12V trigger and 3-way wall switch) simplifies AV and security system integration.
• 20" black masking drop and black-backed material enhance contrast and reduce light bleed for clearer surveillance and presentation imagery.