DaLite DL100212L 94.5" x 168" Myriad Conceal Electric Screen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best ceiling projector screen for a large meeting room or lecture space?
The best ceiling projector screen for a large commercial space is usually a recessed electric screen that disappears into the ceiling, supports large image sizes, and offers reliable control integration. For conference centers, lecture halls, houses of worship, and hotel ballrooms, a model like the DaLite Myriad Conceal is designed specifically for that role.
It combines a ceiling recessed housing with a built-in trim that hides the rough ceiling opening, so the installation looks clean and architectural instead of added on later. It is also built for larger formats, with widths from 14 to 16 feet and 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio options. For projects that need a long drop from a high ceiling, its SightLine cable drop can provide up to 16 feet of adjustable drop while preserving open space above the image.
This type of screen is best for buyers who want a permanently installed, professional presentation system. The tradeoff is that it is intended for planned construction or renovation and is more specialized than a basic wall-mounted screen.
How can I hide a projector screen in the ceiling?
The cleanest way to hide a projector screen in the ceiling is to use a recessed electric screen with an integrated trim and closure door. That design lets the screen housing sit inside the ceiling cavity so only the finished opening is visible when the screen is retracted.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is built for exactly that application. Its built-in ceiling trim is designed to conceal the rough ceiling opening, which reduces the need for separate finish trim work after installation. It also uses a two-stage installation process, so the case can be mounted during rough-in construction and the screen assembly can be added later during final finishing. That approach is especially helpful on commercial projects where ceilings are completed after AV infrastructure is installed.
This is a strong fit for architects, integrators, and facility managers who want a screen that stays out of sight until needed. The main limitation is that recessed screens require adequate ceiling space and planning during construction, so they are less convenient for simple retrofit jobs than surface-mounted options.
Can you put a projector screen in the ceiling?
Yes, a projector screen can be installed in the ceiling if the space is designed for a recessed housing and the structure can support the screen system. In commercial settings, in-ceiling electric screens are a common solution because they protect the screen when not in use and maintain a cleaner room appearance.
A ceiling recessed model like the DaLite Myriad Conceal is specifically engineered for this purpose. It uses a powder-coated aluminum case, includes an integrated closure door, and is UL Plenum rated, which is important when the housing is installed in ceiling plenum spaces. It also supports a two-stage install process, which helps coordinate AV work with ceiling construction.
This setup is best for boardrooms, training rooms, lecture spaces, and worship environments where aesthetics and permanent integration matter. The main tradeoffs are planning requirements, installation complexity, and the need to match the drop, aspect ratio, and screen surface to the projector and room layout.
What is a recessed in-ceiling motorized projector screen, and who is it best for?
A recessed in-ceiling motorized projector screen is an electric screen that is installed inside the ceiling so it stays hidden when not in use and lowers only during presentations. It is best for permanent AV spaces where a clean architectural look, automated operation, and screen protection are important.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal fits that category. It is a ceiling recessed electric screen designed for large meeting spaces, conference centers, lecture halls, hotel ballrooms, and houses of worship. The motorized system includes standard Low Voltage Control, a Decora-style three-button wall switch, dry contact integration, and a 5 to 12 volt projector trigger connection. That means it can work as part of a broader room control system instead of operating like a simple manual screen.
This type of screen is ideal for buyers who need professional integration and a finished appearance. It is less suited to temporary setups or basic classrooms where a portable or surface-mounted screen may be more practical and less involved to install.
What is the SightLine cable drop feature, and when is it better than a standard black drop?
SightLine is a cable-suspension screen drop system that uses thin aircraft cables instead of a traditional black border area above the image. It is better than a standard black drop when the screen must hang far below the ceiling but you still want a lighter visual look and usable space above the image.
On the DaLite Myriad Conceal, SightLine provides up to 16 feet of fully adjustable drop. Because the screen surface is suspended on slim cables, it preserves architectural sightlines and leaves room above the viewing surface for items like cameras or speakers. That can be especially useful in large venues, lecture spaces, and hybrid meeting rooms where technology placement matters.
A standard black drop is still a good choice when a conventional presentation layout is preferred or when only a modest drop is needed. Tensioned models of this screen include a standard 12 inch black drop, while non-tensioned models include 2 inches. The best option depends on ceiling height, room design, and whether the space above the image needs to stay open.
Is this a good projector screen for high ceilings and large commercial rooms?
Yes, this screen is well suited for high ceilings and large commercial rooms because it was built for venues where the image area needs to be positioned well below the ceiling line. The key feature for that use is the SightLine cable drop option, which allows up to 16 feet of variable drop.
That makes the DaLite Myriad Conceal a practical choice for conference centers, lecture halls, houses of worship, and hotel ballrooms where standard drops may not be enough. It is also available in large sizes, with widths from 14 to 16 feet, and in common widescreen formats such as 16:9 and 16:10. For tensioned versions, the TruGuide tensioning system helps maintain a flatter viewing surface, which is important at larger sizes.
This screen is best for permanent commercial installations rather than compact home setups. Buyers should still confirm projector brightness, throw distance, and viewing surface selection, because room size alone does not guarantee the best image without matching the screen material to the projection environment.
What screen surface should I choose for a bright room or a standard presentation space?
The right screen surface depends mainly on ambient light and projector placement. For a standard controlled-light presentation space, a high-quality front projection material is usually the right choice. For brighter rooms where overhead or side lighting cannot be fully controlled, an ambient light rejecting surface can improve perceived contrast.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal supports seamless HD Progressive 16K-ready surfaces and Parallax Stratos 1.0 ambient light rejection material. HD Progressive is a strong option when you want a smooth, detailed image and the room lighting is managed. Parallax Stratos 1.0 is better when the room is brighter and the projector is a standard throw model with a throw ratio of 1.0:1 or greater.
This matters most in conference and education environments where lights often stay on during presentations. The limitation is that ALR materials are not universal solutions. They work best when the projector type and room geometry match the material requirements, so surface selection should be made with the projector and lighting plan in mind.
What is the difference between a tensioned and non-tensioned electric screen?
A tensioned electric screen uses a side-tensioning system to keep the viewing surface flatter, while a non-tensioned screen hangs more freely. In most professional installations, tensioned screens are preferred when image uniformity and surface smoothness are a priority, especially on larger screens.
On the DaLite Myriad Conceal, tensioned models use the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to help maintain a smooth viewing surface. That can be valuable in large meeting spaces and presentation venues where viewers are spread across a wide seating area and image quality needs to stay consistent. Tensioned versions also include a standard 12 inch black drop, while non-tensioned versions include a 2 inch black drop. Both are also available with SightLine cable drop configurations.
A non-tensioned model may still be suitable when budget, simplicity, or the specific application does not demand the flattest possible surface. The tradeoff is that very large images and critical presentation environments usually benefit from the extra stability of a tensioned screen.
What control options should I look for in a commercial motorized projector screen?
For a commercial motorized projector screen, the most useful control options are low-voltage operation, wall switch control, projector trigger support, and integration with third-party room control systems. Those features make the screen easier to automate and more practical in multipurpose spaces.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal includes standard Low Voltage Control, a Decora-style three-button wall switch, dry contact connections, and a 5 to 12 volt projector trigger interface. That means the screen can be raised and lowered from a dedicated wall control, tied to a projector power sequence, or incorporated into a larger AV control system. The wall switch also supports motor limit adjustment.
These features matter most in boardrooms, lecture halls, and event spaces where the screen is part of a coordinated presentation system. For a simple room with minimal AV integration, this level of control may be more than necessary, but in professional environments it helps reduce operator error and supports a cleaner user experience.
Is a plenum rated recessed projector screen important for commercial buildings?
Yes, a plenum rated recessed projector screen can be important in commercial buildings because ceiling spaces often fall under building code and fire safety requirements. A plenum rated housing is designed for installation in those environments and may be required depending on the project and local code.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal uses a UL Plenum rated aluminum case, which makes it appropriate for many commercial ceiling installations where non-rated housings may not be acceptable. It also includes a built-in trim and closure door, helping it integrate neatly into finished ceilings while meeting the practical demands of commercial construction.
This is especially relevant for conference centers, education buildings, worship facilities, and hotel ballrooms where ceilings often contain HVAC and other infrastructure. Buyers should still confirm requirements with the project architect, contractor, or authority having jurisdiction, because code compliance depends on the specific building and installation conditions. Even so, a plenum rated case is an important specification for many professional AV projects.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is a ceiling-recessed electric projection screen engineered for large meeting spaces, conference centers, lecture halls, houses of worship, and hotel ballrooms. Designed with built-in ceiling trim to seamlessly conceal the rough ceiling opening, it eliminates the need for additional trim work post-installation. A two-stage installation design allows the screen case to be mounted during rough-in construction while the screen surface assembly is installed during final finishing.
Featuring the innovative SightLine cable drop option, the screen surface is elegantly suspended using ultra-thin aircraft cables that provide up to 16 ft of variable drop without standard black borders. This flexible cable design preserves architectural sightlines and allows usable space above the viewing surface for camera or speaker integration. Standard configurations also offer traditional black drop options across multiple viewing surface formats.
Housed in a UL Plenum-rated, powder-coated aluminum case with an integrated closure door, the system ensures both safety and aesthetic integration. High-performance front projection surface options include seamless HD Progressive 16K-ready materials and Parallax Stratos 1.0 Ambient Light Rejection surfaces. Control is supported via an included standard Low Voltage Control interface and a Decora-style 3-button wall switch with 5-12V projector trigger connectivity.
Key Features
| Brand | DaLite |
| Manufacturer | Legrand AV |
| Product Type | Ceiling Recessed Electric Screen |
| Size | 94.5 inch x 168 inch |
| Case Material | Powder-Coated Aluminum |
| Case Rating | UL Plenum Rated |
| Case Finish | Standard White (Black available upon request) |
| Case Door | Standard Closure Door |
| SightLine Cable Drop Range | Up to 16 ft fully adjustable |
| Standard Black Drop (Tensioned) | 12 in |
| Standard Black Drop (Non-Tensioned) | 2 in |
| Available Aspect Ratios | 16:9 HDTV, 16:10 Wide |
| Width Range | 14 ft - 16 ft |
| Surface Compatibility | HD Progressive 16K Ready, Parallax Stratos 1.0 ALR |
| Screen Surface Construction | Seamless with standard black backing |
| Tensioning System | TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System (on tensioned models) |
| Low Voltage Control (LVC) | Standard integrated |
| Wall Switch | Decora-style three-button wall switch with motor limit adjustment |
| Control Interfaces | Dry contact interface, 5-12V projector trigger |
| Weight | 120 lb |
| UPC | 848248028723 |
| Warranty | 5-Year Comprehensive Warranty |
Highlights
- Configurations: SightLine Cable Drop: Tensioned with SightLine, Non-Tensioned with SightLine; Standard Black Drop: Tensioned, Non-Tensioned
- Case: UL Plenum rated case; Standard white powder-coated aluminum finish; available in black upon request; Standard closure door
- Screen Drop: Tensioned models standard with 12” (30.5 cm) of black drop; Non-tensioned models standard with 2” (5 cm) of black drop; SightLine models (tensioned and non-tensioned) include 16’ (5 m) cable of fully adjustable cable drop
- Screen Control: Standard Low Voltage Control (LVC); Decora-style, three-button wall switch with motor limit adjustment and third-party control connections on the back: Dry contact interface, Projector trigger (5-12V)
- Screen Surfaces: Standard black backing retains projected brightness on front projection surfaces; Seamless surfaces in all models; Parallax Stratos 1.0 surface for standard throw projectors (1.0:1 or greater); In tensioned models, TruGuide™ Electric Screen Tensioning System provides optimal viewing surface smoothness
- Smart integrated anchor points for roller suspension allows for easy maintenance
Warranty
- Includes a comprehensive five-year manufacturer's warranty
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