Draper Access V Electric Projection Screen
The Draper Access V is a premium ceiling-recessed electric projection screen engineered for commercial AV installations demanding a seamless, integrated appearance. This tab-tensioned projection screen combines professional-grade performance with architectural elegance, making it ideal for conference rooms, boardrooms, auditoriums, and high-end presentation spaces where concealed AV infrastructure is essential. The plenum-rated case ensures compliance with building codes while maintaining a clean aesthetic when retracted. Perfect for integrators and facility managers seeking reliable, maintenance-friendly projection solutions.
Key Features
- Ceiling-recessed design for seamless architectural integration
- Tab-tensioned screen surface maintains flat, wrinkle-free projection
- Electric motor operation with smooth, quiet deployment
- Plenum-rated case meets commercial building safety standards
- Bottom access panel simplifies maintenance and future service
- Flexible configuration options for diverse room dimensions
- Professional-grade construction for commercial AV environments
- Concealed appearance when retracted for aesthetic appeal
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
DRAPER |
| Part Number |
140113U |
| Product Type |
Electric Projection Screen |
| Installation Type |
Ceiling-Recessed |
| Tensioning System |
Tab-Tensioned |
| Case Rating |
Plenum-Rated |
| Operation |
Electric Motor |
| Access Panel |
Bottom Access for Maintenance |
| Application |
Commercial AV Integration |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ceiling-recessed electric projection screen?
A ceiling-recessed electric projection screen is mounted within the ceiling structure and retracts completely when not in use, providing a clean, unobstructed appearance. The Draper Access V uses electric motor operation for smooth, reliable deployment and retraction, ideal for professional environments.
Why is tab-tensioning important in projection screens?
Tab-tensioning maintains the screen surface in a perfectly flat plane, eliminating wrinkles and ensuring consistent image quality across the entire projection area. This is critical for commercial presentations where image clarity directly impacts audience engagement.
What does plenum-rated mean for a projection screen?
Plenum-rated indicates the screen case meets fire safety and building code requirements for installation in plenum spaces (air handling areas above drop ceilings). This certification ensures compliance with commercial building standards and safety regulations.
How does the bottom access panel benefit maintenance?
The bottom access panel allows technicians to service the motor, tensioning system, and internal components without removing the entire screen assembly, reducing downtime and service costs for facility managers.
