DaLite DL100284L 105" x 168" Myriad Conceal Electric Screen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best ceiling recessed projector screen for a conference room or classroom?
The best ceiling recessed projector screen for a conference room or classroom is usually one that combines clean architectural integration, reliable motorized operation, and a flat viewing surface for high-resolution projection. For larger commercial spaces, a recessed electric screen like the DaLite Myriad Conceal is a strong fit because it is designed to disappear into the ceiling when not in use and provide a professional image surface when deployed.
What makes this type of screen especially suitable is its two-stage installation design, integrated ceiling trim, and UL plenum-rated aluminum case. Those features help simplify commercial construction and make it easier to coordinate with architects, electricians, and AV installers. On tensioned versions, the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System helps keep the screen surface flat, which matters for 4K and other detailed content.
This style of screen is best for boardrooms, lecture spaces, training rooms, hospitality venues, and other projects where appearance and performance both matter. The tradeoff is that recessed screens require planned installation and enough ceiling space, so they are less ideal for quick retrofits than wall-mounted options.
Can you put a projector screen in the ceiling?
Yes, a projector screen can be installed in the ceiling, and ceiling recessed electric screens are a common solution in commercial and high-end architectural spaces. These screens are housed inside a recessed case so the screen remains hidden when not in use, creating a cleaner look than a surface-mounted model.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is specifically built for this application. It uses an integrated ceiling trim to conceal rough openings and supports a two-stage installation process. That means the case can be mounted during rough construction, while the screen surface assembly can be added later during finish-out. This approach is especially helpful in new construction, renovations, and projects with multiple trades involved.
Ceiling installation works best when the project has enough ceiling depth, access for power and controls, and a defined projector location. Buyers should also confirm drop distance, aspect ratio, and room layout before selecting a screen. The main limitation is that in-ceiling models are more planning-intensive than portable or wall-mounted screens, so they are best chosen early in the design process.
What is the difference between a recessed in-ceiling projector screen and a wall-mounted electric screen?
A recessed in-ceiling projector screen is designed to sit flush within the ceiling, while a wall-mounted electric screen attaches visibly to a wall or soffit. The main difference is architectural appearance. Recessed screens create a cleaner, more integrated look because the case is hidden when the screen is retracted.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal adds another advantage by using integrated ceiling trim, which helps cover the rough ceiling opening and reduces the need for extra finishing trim work. Its two-stage installation also makes it practical for commercial builds where the case must be installed before the room is fully finished. Wall-mounted screens are often easier to retrofit and may be simpler for projects where ceiling access is limited.
Performance depends on the specific model, but tensioned recessed screens can be especially attractive for large-format, high-resolution projection because they maintain a flatter image surface. A recessed screen is usually the better choice for executive boardrooms, lecture halls, and hospitality spaces where aesthetics matter. A wall-mounted electric screen may be the better choice if speed of installation and easier service access are the top priorities.
Who should choose a tensioned electric projector screen instead of a non-tensioned screen?
A tensioned electric projector screen is the better choice when image flatness is important, especially for large screen sizes, detailed presentations, and high-resolution video. Tensioning systems apply side tension to help keep the viewing surface smooth and stable, reducing edge curl and waves that can become more noticeable over time.
On the DaLite Myriad Conceal, tensioned models use the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to create a flatter, more seamless image plane. That makes them a strong match for corporate presentation spaces, higher education, hospitality venues, and any installation using 4K projectors or other high-detail content. If the audience will regularly see spreadsheets, small text, or detailed graphics, a tensioned surface is usually worth prioritizing.
A non-tensioned screen can still work well in spaces with lighter usage or where budget and simplicity matter more than absolute flatness. The tradeoff is that non-tensioned models may not maintain the same level of surface uniformity on larger formats. For demanding commercial applications, tensioned is generally the safer long-term choice.
What is the SightLine cable drop feature, and why would I want it on a projector screen?
SightLine is a thin-cable suspension system that replaces the traditional black drop border above the viewing area. Instead of showing a large black fabric section between the ceiling and the image surface, the screen is suspended on slim cables, which creates a cleaner and more architectural appearance.
On the DaLite Myriad Conceal, the SightLine system allows fully adjustable drop distances up to 16 feet. That makes it useful in rooms with high ceilings, decorative soffits, or spaces where the image needs to be lowered significantly without adding a large visual block above the screen. It also helps preserve the open look of the room and can make placement of cameras, speakers, and other AV equipment more flexible.
This feature is especially beneficial in executive meeting rooms, hospitality environments, and other design-sensitive spaces. The main consideration is that buyers should confirm the desired image height and ceiling conditions during planning. If aesthetics and long vertical drop are priorities, SightLine is a meaningful advantage over a standard black drop screen.
Is a plenum-rated projector screen case important for commercial installations?
Yes, a plenum-rated projector screen case can be very important in commercial installations because many building projects require equipment installed in air-handling ceiling spaces to meet specific fire and safety standards. A plenum-rated case helps support code-conscious design and can simplify approval with facility teams, consultants, and contractors.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal uses a UL plenum-rated aluminum case, which makes it well suited for corporate, education, and hospitality environments where above-ceiling spaces are part of the building air system. This is especially relevant in offices, schools, and public venues where code compliance and documentation are part of the purchasing process.
A plenum-rated case does not automatically guarantee full project compliance on its own, because local code requirements and the rest of the installation still matter. Power, controls, mounting methods, and other ceiling components should also be reviewed by qualified professionals. Still, for many commercial buyers, a plenum-rated case is a practical requirement rather than just a nice feature.
How does two-stage installation help when specifying a ceiling recessed projection screen?
Two-stage installation helps by separating the structural case installation from the final screen assembly installation. In practice, that means the screen case can be mounted during rough-in construction, while the visible surface assembly is installed later during the final finishing stage. This makes scheduling easier on projects with multiple trades and longer construction timelines.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is designed specifically for this workflow. Its integrated ceiling trim helps conceal rough openings, reducing the amount of extra trim work often needed after the ceiling is finished. For architects, AV integrators, and general contractors, this can streamline coordination and reduce the risk of cosmetic issues at project closeout.
This approach is most beneficial in new construction and major renovations, especially in corporate, education, and hospitality settings. It can also help protect the screen surface from job-site dust and damage because the delicate screen components are not exposed too early. The tradeoff is that the project still needs good planning, since recessed products require accurate dimensions, power access, and control integration from the start.
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 control, dry contact integration, a wall switch, and projector trigger compatibility. These options make it easier to connect the screen to room control systems, automate deployment, and support a more consistent user experience across meeting and teaching spaces.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal includes Low Voltage Control, a dry contact interface, a 5 to 12 volt projector trigger, and a Decora-style three-button wall switch. That combination works well for spaces that need simple manual operation today but may later be tied into third-party control systems. It also allows installers to match the screen to common commercial AV workflows without requiring unusual accessories.
This matters most in conference rooms, training spaces, lecture halls, and hospitality venues where reliability and ease of use are critical. Buyers should still confirm the exact control ecosystem used in the building, especially if the room includes centralized automation. A screen with flexible standard control options is generally easier to specify than one that depends on proprietary operation methods.
Is this type of large recessed electric screen good for 4K projectors?
Yes, a large recessed electric screen can be a good match for 4K projectors if the screen surface stays flat and seamless across the viewing area. High-resolution projection makes surface imperfections more visible, so screen tensioning and build quality become more important as image detail increases.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is well suited to that use case because its tensioned versions use the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to maintain a flatter image plane. It also features seamless screen surface construction with standard black backing, which supports a cleaner projected image. These details are especially helpful in larger rooms where viewers may be close enough to notice waves, curling, or inconsistencies.
This type of screen is a strong choice for boardrooms, lecture environments, and hospitality spaces using high-detail content such as data dashboards, text-heavy presentations, and video. The key limitation is that not every screen configuration is identical, so buyers should match aspect ratio, size, and material selection to the projector and room conditions. Flatness and proper installation matter as much as resolution compatibility.
When does a large commercial recessed screen make more sense than a portable or manual projector screen?
A large commercial recessed screen makes more sense when the room is a permanent installation and appearance, reliability, and integration matter more than portability. In spaces that host recurring presentations, training sessions, or events, a built-in motorized screen creates a more professional setup and reduces the effort required each time the system is used.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is designed for exactly that kind of environment. It is available in large widths from 14 to 16 feet, supports commercial control integration, and can be specified with features like SightLine cable drop for high ceilings and tensioning for better surface flatness. Its recessed case keeps the screen out of view when not in use, which is often important in multipurpose rooms and architecturally finished spaces.
Portable or manual screens still have value for temporary setups, smaller rooms, or lower-frequency use. The tradeoff is that they typically offer less seamless integration and may not deliver the same polished look in a high-visibility commercial environment. For permanent boardrooms, classrooms, and hospitality venues, recessed electric screens are usually the more appropriate long-term solution.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is a premium ceiling-recessed electric projection screen engineered for large-scale corporate, education, and hospitality environments. Designed with integrated ceiling trim to conceal rough ceiling openings, it streamlines installation without requiring additional finishing trim work. Its two-stage installation design enables the case to be mounted during rough-in construction while the surface assembly is installed during final finishing.
Featuring DaLite's innovative SightLine thin-cable drop option, the screen eliminates traditional black border drop above the viewing area to preserve architectural aesthetics and allow flexible camera or speaker placement. The adjustable cable system accommodates variable vertical drop distances up to 16 ft between the ceiling and viewing surface. Tensioned screen options utilize the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to ensure a perfectly flat, seamless image plane compatible with high-resolution projection.
The plenum-rated aluminum case is built with integrated anchor points for simplified maintenance and includes standard Low Voltage Control (LVC) for seamless integration with third-party control systems and 5-12V projector triggers. A Decora-style three-button wall switch provides straightforward limit adjustment and reliable operation across all commercial audiovisual deployments.
Key Features
| Brand | DaLite |
| Manufacturer | Legrand AV |
| Product Type | Ceiling Recessed Electric Projection Screen |
| Estimated Shipping Weight | 120 lb |
| UPC | 840236915811 |
| Case Rating | UL Plenum Rated |
| Case Finish | White Powder-Coated Aluminum (Black available upon request) |
| Available Aspect Ratios | 16:9 HDTV, 16:10 Wide |
| Size | 105 inch x 168 inch |
| SightLine Cable Drop | Up to 16 ft fully adjustable cable drop |
| Standard Black Drop (Tensioned) | 12 in |
| Standard Black Drop (Non-Tensioned) | 2 in |
| Control Interface | Low Voltage Control (LVC), Dry Contact, 5-12V Projector Trigger |
| Included Wall Switch | Decora-Style 3-Button Switch |
| Tensioning System | TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System (on tensioned models) |
| Screen Surface Construction | Seamless with standard black backing |
| Warranty | 5-Year Comprehensive Warranty |
Highlights
- SightLine Cable Drop
- Tensioned with SightLine
- Non-Tensioned with SightLine
- Standard Black Drop
- Tensioned
- Non-Tensioned
Warranty
- Includes a comprehensive five-year manufacturer's warranty
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