Draper Premier 120" Motorized Projection Screen
The Draper Premier 120" projection screen is engineered for professional conference rooms, boardrooms, and AV installations requiring reliable, motorized screen deployment. This electric projection screen delivers consistent image quality with its Matt White XT1000V surface, offering 1.0 gain for accurate color reproduction and wide viewing angles. The 72" x 96" viewing area in 4:3 video format makes it ideal for presentations, training sessions, and corporate communications where precision and professionalism matter.
Key Features
- 120" diagonal motorized projection screen with electric deployment
- Matt White XT1000V surface with 1.0 gain for color accuracy
- 72" x 96" viewing area in 4:3 video format
- Wall or ceiling-mounted installation flexibility
- Professional-grade construction for AV installations
- Wide viewing angles for conference room environments
- Smooth, quiet motor operation
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Draper |
| Part Number |
101058 |
| Screen Diagonal |
120 inches |
| Viewing Area |
72" W x 96" H |
| Video Format |
4:3 |
| Surface Material |
Matt White XT1000V |
| Gain |
1.0 |
| Installation Type |
Wall or Ceiling Mount |
| Operation |
Electric Motorized |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best motorized projection screen for conference rooms?
The Draper Premier 120" motorized projection screen is purpose-built for conference rooms and professional AV installations. Its electric deployment, Matt White XT1000V surface, and 4:3 format make it ideal for presentations and video conferencing applications.
What does 1.0 gain mean on a projection screen?
A 1.0 gain rating means the screen reflects light uniformly without amplification, providing accurate color reproduction and consistent image quality across wide viewing angles—essential for professional environments where color accuracy is critical.
Can this projection screen be mounted on walls or ceilings?
Yes, the Draper Premier 120" screen supports both wall and ceiling mounting, offering installation flexibility for various conference room layouts and architectural requirements.
What is the difference between 4:3 and 16:9 projection screens?
The 4:3 format (72" x 96") is optimized for traditional presentations, documents, and legacy video content, while 16:9 is designed for widescreen movies and modern video. Choose 4:3 for business presentations and corporate communications.
