Elite Screens Manual Series M86NWX 86" Diagonal 16:10 Projection Screen
Elevate your home theater experience with the Elite Screens Manual Series M86NWX projection screen. This 86" diagonal screen boasts a 16:10 aspect ratio, perfect for displaying movies, presentations, and more with stunning clarity and detail.
Key Features & Benefits:
* **Large 86" Diagonal Viewing Area:** Enjoy immersive viewing with a spacious 86" diagonal screen, ideal for larger rooms and gatherings.
* **16:10 Aspect Ratio:** Designed to perfectly display widescreen content and presentations.
* **Manual Operation:** Effortlessly lower and raise the screen with the smooth and reliable manual operation system.
* **White Projection Surface:** The high-quality white projection surface delivers vibrant colors and sharp images, enhancing your viewing pleasure.
* **Durable Construction:** Built with sturdy materials, this screen is designed for long-lasting performance.
* **Easy Installation:** Install this screen quickly and easily thanks to its user-friendly design.
Usage Instructions:
1. **Mount the screen:** Secure the screen to your wall or ceiling using the provided mounting brackets.
2. **Extend the screen:** Manually lower the screen to the desired viewing height.
3. **Project your content:** Enjoy a crisp and clear projection experience with the screen's smooth, matte surface.
4. **Retract the screen:** When finished, simply pull the screen back up to its retracted position.
Why Choose Elite Screens?
Elite Screens is a trusted leader in projection screens, known for their commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. This Manual Series screen is a testament to their dedication to delivering a superior viewing experience for home theaters, classrooms, conference rooms, and more.
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