Da-Lite DL100200L Myriad Reveal 198" Screen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an electric projector screen, and who should choose one?
An electric projector screen is a motorized screen that raises and lowers with a switch or control signal, making it a practical choice for rooms that need a clean, flexible presentation setup. It is especially useful in conference rooms, lecture halls, training spaces, houses of worship, and other large meeting areas where the screen may not stay down all day.
The Da-Lite DL100200L Myriad Reveal 198 inch screen is built for that type of environment. It is wall or ceiling mountable and includes standard low voltage control plus a Decora-style wall switch. That makes it easier to integrate into a professional AV system than a manual pull-down screen. It also uses a Matte White fiberglass surface with black backing, which helps maintain projected brightness from the front and supports consistent image quality.
An electric screen is best for buyers who want a more polished installation, easier daily operation, and better room aesthetics. The main tradeoff is that it requires power and installation planning, so it is usually a better fit for permanent setups than for temporary or portable use.
Are electric projection screens better than manual pull-down screens for conference rooms and classrooms?
Yes, electric projection screens are often the better choice for conference rooms and classrooms when the screen will be used regularly and needs to integrate neatly into the room. A motorized screen offers more consistent operation, a cleaner appearance, and easier control than a manual pull-down model.
For larger professional spaces, those advantages matter. The Da-Lite Myriad Reveal is designed for large meeting spaces, lecture halls, conference centers, and houses of worship. It includes low voltage control and a wall switch, so presenters can lower the screen quickly without handling the fabric directly. The adjustable mounting brackets with built-in case leveling and centering also help installers align the screen more precisely.
A manual screen can still make sense for smaller rooms or lower-frequency use because it is simpler and does not require electrical integration. The tradeoff is convenience and presentation polish. If the goal is a permanent AV setup with repeatable daily use, an electric screen is typically the better long-term fit.
Can this electric projection screen be mounted on a wall or ceiling?
Yes, this screen is designed for both wall and ceiling mounting. That flexibility is important in commercial and institutional spaces where room layout, projector position, and ceiling structure can vary.
The Da-Lite Myriad Reveal includes adjustable brackets with built-in case leveling and centering, which helps simplify installation and alignment. Those features are useful when the screen needs to line up with a ceiling-mounted projector, room furnishings, or architectural constraints. It also has integrated anchor points for roller suspension, which can make maintenance easier in larger installations.
This type of mounting flexibility benefits AV integrators, facilities teams, and buyers outfitting conference rooms, lecture halls, or worship spaces. The screen is not a floor-rising design, so it is best suited to permanent mounted installations rather than spaces where the screen must emerge from furniture or the floor. Buyers planning a concealed or architectural install should still confirm clearances, power access, and drop requirements before ordering.
Is a 198 inch electric projector screen too large for a meeting room?
A 198 inch screen is not too large if the room is genuinely a large venue and the audience needs clear visibility from the back. In many meeting rooms, though, 198 inches would be oversized. The right screen size depends on seating distance, room width, projector brightness, and how much of the content is text-heavy versus video-focused.
This Da-Lite Myriad Reveal is intended for large meeting spaces, lecture halls, conference centers, and houses of worship, so it is best matched to rooms where a large image improves readability and engagement. Its 16:10 format is also useful for business and education content because that aspect ratio works well with presentation material and many installed projectors.
If your room is small to medium sized, a screen this large may overwhelm the wall, require a brighter projector, and make front-row viewing less comfortable. It is a strong choice when viewers are spread across a large area and the projector is selected to properly fill the screen. For standard conference rooms, a smaller screen is often the more balanced option.
What screen material is best for presentations in rooms with some ambient light?
For presentations in rooms with controllable ambient light, a Matte White screen is often one of the safest and most versatile choices. It is designed to preserve color accuracy and black-and-white detail without overly narrowing the viewing angle, which is important when people are seated across a wide room.
This screen uses a Matte White fiberglass surface with 1.0 gain and a 120 degree viewing cone. That combination makes it well suited for conference rooms, lecture spaces, and houses of worship where the lights may be dimmed but not completely off. The standard black backing also helps retain projected brightness on the front projection surface and reduces light interference from behind the screen.
The main benefit of this material is balanced performance rather than extreme brightness gain. That makes it a good fit for buyers who want even image quality across the audience. If a room has heavy uncontrolled daylight, a specialty ambient-light-rejecting material may be worth considering, but for many professional indoor spaces with manageable lighting, Matte White remains a reliable choice.
Is a 16:10 screen a good choice for business presentations and lecture halls?
Yes, a 16:10 screen is often a strong choice for business presentations, training rooms, and lecture halls because it matches many presentation-friendly projector formats and gives more vertical space than 16:9. That extra height can help with spreadsheets, slide decks, documents, and educational content.
The Da-Lite DL100200L Myriad Reveal uses a 16:10 aspect ratio, which is commonly preferred in professional and academic environments over a home-theater-first format. In rooms where presenters switch between slides, charts, and mixed media, 16:10 can feel more natural and efficient than a wider cinematic layout.
This format benefits organizations using installation projectors in conference centers, classrooms, and worship spaces, especially when image clarity for text matters as much as video playback. The tradeoff is that if your content is primarily movies or widescreen video, a 16:9 screen may use that content more efficiently. For multi-use commercial spaces focused on presentations, however, 16:10 is often the more practical choice.
What control options should I look for in a motorized projection screen?
For a motorized projection screen, the most useful control options are low voltage integration, a wall switch, and compatibility with projector triggers or third-party room control systems. Those features make everyday use easier and help the screen fit into a professional AV environment instead of operating as a standalone accessory.
This Da-Lite screen includes standard low voltage control and a Decora-style three-button wall switch. It also supports dry contact interface connections and projector trigger integration in the 5 to 12 volt range. That means the screen can be part of an automated setup where it lowers when the projector powers on or works with room control systems in meeting and lecture spaces.
These features matter most for conference rooms, education environments, worship facilities, and other permanent installations. Buyers who only need basic occasional use may not need advanced control capability, but for spaces where ease of operation and AV coordination matter, these control options are worth prioritizing.
How important is screen viewing angle when choosing a large venue projection screen?
Viewing angle is very important for a large venue projection screen because audiences are usually spread across a wider seating area. A screen with a narrow viewing cone can look uneven from the sides, making the image appear dimmer or less consistent for part of the room.
This model uses a Matte White surface with a 120 degree viewing cone, which is a practical specification for conference centers, lecture halls, and houses of worship. That wider viewing coverage helps maintain a more uniform image for viewers seated off center, not just those directly in front of the screen. Combined with a neutral 1.0 gain, it prioritizes balanced image distribution over hotspotting or directional brightness.
This matters most when the room has multiple seating sections or broad audience width. If all viewers sit close to center, viewing angle is less critical. For large spaces where inclusivity of sightlines matters, a broad viewing cone is one of the key specifications to compare before choosing a screen.
What features make a motorized screen easier to install and maintain in a large commercial space?
In a large commercial space, the easiest motorized screens to work with usually offer flexible mounting, alignment adjustment, accessible wiring, and maintenance-friendly support points. These details can significantly reduce installation time and make future servicing more manageable.
The Da-Lite Myriad Reveal includes adjustable brackets with built-in case leveling and centering, which helps installers fine-tune placement on either a wall or ceiling. It also has a convenient push button on the end cap for wiring access, which can simplify setup. Smart integrated anchor points for roller suspension are another practical feature because they support easier maintenance in larger installed environments.
These features are especially valuable in lecture halls, conference centers, and worship spaces where the screen may be mounted high or integrated into a broader AV system. Buyers should still plan for electrical access and proper mounting structure, since this is a permanent motorized screen rather than a simple portable solution. For commercial installs, small serviceability details can make a big long-term difference.
How long does a made-to-order electric projection screen usually take to ship?
Made-to-order electric projection screens usually take longer to ship than stocked AV accessories because they are built to specification rather than pulled from standard inventory. For planning purposes, buyers should always allow extra lead time before an installation date.
For this Da-Lite Myriad Reveal screen, the stated shipment window is typically 7 to 14 business days after the order is placed. That timeline is important for schools, corporate AV teams, churches, and integrators working toward a room opening or scheduled upgrade. Because it is a custom-built screen rather than a general commodity item, it is wise to coordinate projector delivery, installer scheduling, and electrical preparation around that lead time.
This kind of product is best ordered early in the project cycle, especially when the room depends on the screen for training, presentations, or worship services. Buyers who need immediate deployment should confirm timing in advance, since made-to-order screens are not ideal for last-minute installations.
**Please note all screens are made to order. Please allow 7-14 business days for shipment after order is placed.
The Da-Lite Myriad Reveal electric projection screen is designed for large meeting spaces, conference centers, lecture halls, and houses of worship. Its wall and ceiling mountable design features adjustable brackets with built-in case leveling and centering for easy installation.
The Matte White fiberglass surface delivers a 1.0 gain with a 120-degree viewing cone, preserving color and black-and-white images in controllable ambient light. The screen includes a standard low voltage control, a Decora-style wall switch, and a five-year warranty.
Key Features
- All sizes standard with 2" of black drop
- Standard Low Voltage Control (LVC) and available optional controls allows screen operation flexibility
- White powder-coated case for a clean aesthetic (available in Black as special order)
- Convenient push button on end cap allows access to wiring
- Decora-style, three-button wall switch with motor limit adjustment and third-party control connections for dry contact interface or projector trigger (5-12V)
- Standard black backing retains projected brightness on front projection surfaces
- Seamless surfaces in all models
- Smart integrated anchor points for roller suspension allows for easy maintenance
- Support includes a comprehensive five-year warranty to keep you confident in your purchase
This product includes a comprehensive five-year warranty.
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