Does the Manual SRM Pro need to be completely pulled all the way down or can it be partially pulled down.
The Manual SRM can be pulled down partially and does not need to be completely deployed.
The Manual SRM can be pulled down partially and does not need to be completely deployed.
The SRM mechanism allows the screen material to retract back into its metal casing unassisted without getting damaged by a rapid ascent which would happen in a regular manual projection screen. For this reason, the SRM prolongs the operational lifespan of the screen. It also acts as a safety feature since the rapid ascent of…
SRM is a special Screen Retract Mechanism which allows the manual screen to be retracted slowly back into the screen’s housing without the need to hold on to the handle.
No, the Manual SRM series screen can be locked in 2 cm intervals.
No, but Elite provides D RINGS attached to each end cap for a suspended ceiling installation.
For a complete comparison of the Manual B series and our other Manual series, please click here to view a comparison table.
No, the Manual B series screen can be locked in 5 cm intervals.
The main difference between the Manual B is the a thinner matte white surface, no top/bottom black masking borders and a 5cm stop and lock position. In contrast, the Manual Series has left/right/top/bottom black masking borders, a thicker matte white surface, and a 2cm stop and lock position.
The manual series auto-locks at 2 cm intervals.
Give a light jerk in a downward motion to disengage the locking cam. This will allow the spring to draw the screen material up. Guide the screen as it retracts until it has reached its preferred height setting, then pull it down slightly and ease the material until it has locked into place.
No, but Elite provides D RINGS attached to each end cap for a suspended ceiling installation.
Elite’s Manual series of projection screens are completely self contained and can be easily removed from their present fixtures. All that is required is to lift the screen casing upward until its mounting attachment disengages from the wall screws (wall installation) or the D-rings disengage from the ceiling hooks (ceiling installation). The screen can then…