Akia Screens CLR and ALR Projector Screen 123 inch 16:9 Ceiling Light Rejecting and Ambient Light Rejecting Projection Screen for UST Projection, Edge Free Fixed Frame Screen AK-NB123H-CLR2
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Size: 123-inch /16:9 CLR2 for UST projector
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- 123-inch Diagonal, 60.0-inch H x 106.6-inch W Viewing Size, 16:9 HD Format Aspect Ratio. Overall Assembled Size: 60.7-inch H x 107.4-inch W x 1.3-inch D.
- CLR 2 Ceiling Light Rejecting ISF certified material absorbs up to 90% of overhead lighting, 160 Viewing Angle with 0. 9 Gain 8K/4K Ultra HD and Active 3D Ready. Compatible with Short Throw or UST Ultra Short Throw Projectors.
- Sleek EDGE FREE Design Enhances Your Viewing Experience with its Zero Edge Finish Mimicking a Flat Panel TV and Multiplying the Size, Allowing the Viewer to Truly Submerse Themselves in their Entertainment!
- CLR2 Screens kits Includes Full Installation Kit with Optional Use Ultra-Thin Bezel Frame, and Sliding Wall Mount Brackets for Easy Hanging and Centering. The CLR 2 features a durable scratch-resistant coating that is easy to clean and will protect the material through many years of use.
- 2 Year Manufactures Warranty by ISO9001 manufacturer since 2004 and Lifetime Tech Support by Email, Web Chat or Toll Free phone call by U.S Based Professional Service Team.
Mounting Type: Wall Mount, Ceiling Mount
Product Dimensions: 107.4"W x 60.7"H
Display Dimensions: 123 inch
Brand: AKIA SCREENS
Screen Surface Description: The CLR 2 features a durable scratch-resistant coating that is easy to clean and will protect the material through many years of use See more
Viewing Angle: 160 Degrees
Item Weight: 34.5 pounds
Date First Available: December 9, 2022
Manufacturer: Akia Screens
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Size: 145-inch/16:9 CINEWHITE UHD-B
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