DaLite DL100292L 110" x 176" Myriad Conceal Electric Screen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best ceiling recessed motorized projector screen for a boardroom, lecture hall, or house of worship?
The best ceiling recessed motorized projector screen for commercial spaces is usually one that combines a clean in-ceiling design, flexible installation, a very flat viewing surface, and screen materials matched to the room’s light conditions. For large boardrooms, lecture halls, and houses of worship, the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal is a strong fit because it is built specifically for recessed commercial installation and supports large 14 ft to 16 ft widths in 16:9 and 16:10 formats.
What makes it stand out is its integrated ceiling trim, which helps hide rough ceiling openings without requiring extra finish carpentry, plus a two-stage installation process that is useful in new construction and remodels. In tensioned versions, the TruGuide tensioning system helps keep the surface flat for better image uniformity. It also supports premium materials including HD Progressive 16K-ready surfaces and ambient light rejecting options.
This type of screen is best for buyers who want a permanent, architectural solution rather than a portable or budget-oriented screen. The main tradeoff is that recessed electric screens require planning, ceiling space, and professional installation.
Can you install a projector screen in the ceiling?
Yes, a projector screen can be installed in the ceiling if you choose a ceiling recessed model designed for that purpose. A recessed electric screen mounts inside the ceiling cavity so the case is largely hidden, leaving only the screen opening and trim visible when installed correctly.
The Da-Lite Myriad Conceal is made for this type of installation. Its built-in ceiling trim helps cover the rough opening for a cleaner finished appearance, and its case is UL Plenum rated, which matters in many commercial ceiling environments. It also supports a two-stage installation method, where the screen case can go in during rough construction and the screen assembly can be added later during final finish work.
This approach is especially useful in conference rooms, classrooms, and worship spaces where aesthetics and integration matter. The key limitation is that recessed screens need adequate ceiling depth, access to power and control wiring, and coordination with other systems such as lighting, HVAC, and AV equipment. It is usually not a simple drop-in upgrade like a wall-mounted screen.
How do I choose between a recessed electric screen and a wall-mounted motorized screen?
Choose a recessed electric screen when you want the screen housing hidden in the ceiling and the room to look clean and architectural when the screen is retracted. Choose a wall-mounted motorized screen when easier installation, simpler retrofitting, or lower construction complexity matters more than concealment.
A recessed model like the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal is often the better choice for boardrooms, lecture halls, and worship spaces because it integrates into the ceiling and includes trim to mask the opening. It also offers features that support commercial use, such as low-voltage controls, projector trigger compatibility, and in tensioned versions, a flat viewing surface maintained by an electric tensioning system.
The tradeoff is that recessed screens require planning during construction or renovation and usually involve more coordination than surface-mounted alternatives. Wall-mounted screens are more straightforward to install and service, but they remain visible when retracted and may not suit spaces where appearance is a priority. For permanent AV installations, recessed is often preferred. For simpler retrofits, wall-mounted can be more practical.
Is a tensioned projector screen worth it for large venues and presentation spaces?
Yes, a tensioned projector screen is usually worth it in large venues and professional presentation spaces because it helps maintain a flatter viewing surface, which improves image uniformity and perceived sharpness. This becomes more important as screen size increases and when displaying detailed content such as spreadsheets, video, or high-resolution graphics.
On the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal, tensioned configurations use the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System. That system is designed to keep the surface evenly stretched across the viewing area, which can reduce edge curl and surface waviness that are more noticeable on large electric screens. For buyers considering premium projection materials, including HD Progressive 16K-ready surfaces, a flatter screen helps preserve the benefit of the source image and projector resolution.
The main tradeoff is complexity and cost compared with non-tensioned options. If the screen is used in a smaller room or for less critical viewing, a non-tensioned screen may be sufficient. For large boardrooms, lecture halls, and worship spaces, tensioned models are generally the better long-term choice.
What is the benefit of a SightLine cable drop on a recessed projection screen?
A SightLine cable drop replaces a traditional large black drop border with thin suspension cables, which gives the screen more vertical flexibility and a cleaner appearance. On the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal, SightLine allows up to 16 ft of adjustable drop, so the image area can be lowered much farther from the ceiling than a typical recessed screen without leaving a large black panel above it.
This is useful in rooms with high ceilings, stage areas, or architectural features where the image needs to come down to audience eye level. It also leaves the space above the screen more open for cameras, speakers, lighting, or decorative elements instead of covering that area with a broad black drop section.
The main benefit is both visual and practical: the installation looks lighter and less intrusive while preserving overhead flexibility. This feature is best for commercial spaces and venues where screen position and sightlines are critical. Buyers who do not need a long drop may not benefit as much, but in tall spaces it can solve a common installation problem.
What screen material is best for a room with ambient light?
The best screen material for a room with ambient light is usually an ambient light rejecting surface, especially when the room cannot be fully darkened. ALR materials are designed to help preserve contrast and image depth by reducing the effect of off-axis room light hitting the screen.
For the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal, available surface options include Parallax ambient light rejection materials and HD Progressive 16K-ready surfaces. In practical terms, HD Progressive is a strong choice when you can control room lighting and want high image fidelity. Parallax ALR is better when the space has more unavoidable ambient light from fixtures, windows, or open architecture. There is also a Parallax Stratos 1.0 option for applications needing a premium optical surface.
The right choice depends on projector brightness, seating layout, and how much light control the room has. ALR materials can be very helpful in boardrooms and multipurpose spaces, but they need to be matched carefully to projector placement and room design. If your room is dark and projection-focused, a standard high-performance surface may be the better fit.
Is this type of screen a good choice for 4K and high-resolution laser projectors?
Yes, this type of screen is a good match for 4K and high-resolution laser projectors, provided the surface is selected appropriately. A premium electric screen should be able to support the clarity, contrast, and uniformity needed for modern high-resolution projection, especially in larger commercial installations.
The Da-Lite Myriad Conceal offers HD Progressive 16K-ready surface options, which are designed for very high resolution content and fine image detail. In tensioned versions, the TruGuide system helps maintain a smooth, flat surface, which is important because screen waviness becomes more visible with sharper projectors and detailed content. For spaces with ambient light, ALR surface options can also improve perceived image quality by helping maintain contrast.
This makes the screen suitable for buyers using 4K projectors, advanced laser projectors, or presentation systems where text, charts, and video quality matter. The main limitation is that the screen alone does not guarantee image quality. Projector placement, brightness, lens quality, and room lighting all still play a major role in overall performance.
What control options should I look for in a commercial motorized projector screen?
For a commercial motorized projector screen, look for low-voltage control, wall switch operation, and integration options for room automation or projector-triggered deployment. These features make the screen easier to use in meeting rooms, classrooms, and shared spaces where operation needs to be reliable and simple.
The Da-Lite Myriad Conceal includes standard Low Voltage Control, a Decora-style three-button wall switch, and inputs for dry contact and 5-12V projector triggers. That means it can work as a straightforward standalone screen with local wall control or integrate into a larger AV control environment. For many professional installations, dry contact support is especially useful because it allows compatibility with common control processors and room systems.
The biggest benefit is flexibility. A smaller room may only need the included wall switch, while a larger or more automated environment may tie the screen into a projector, touch panel, or centralized control platform. Buyers should verify control requirements early, especially if the room will include scheduling, automation, or multiple devices that need coordinated startup and shutdown.
Why does two-stage installation matter for a recessed electric projection screen?
Two-stage installation matters because it separates the rough construction work from the final installation of the screen assembly. This helps protect the screen surface and allows contractors to complete ceiling framing, wiring, and finishing before the delicate projection components are added.
With the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal, the case can be installed during the rough-in phase, and the screen surface assembly can be installed later once the room is closer to completion. That approach is especially valuable in commercial construction, remodels, and large AV projects where multiple trades are working in the same area. It reduces the risk of damage from dust, debris, paint, or accidental impact during earlier phases of the build.
For architects, integrators, and facility teams, this also simplifies scheduling because the structural and electrical work can move forward independently of the final AV commissioning. The main tradeoff is that it requires planning and coordination upfront. For projects where the ceiling is already finished and access is limited, installation can still be more involved than with a surface-mounted screen.
Who should buy a large ceiling recessed screen like the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal?
A large ceiling recessed screen like the Da-Lite Myriad Conceal is best for organizations that need a permanent, professional projection solution with a clean architectural finish. It is especially well suited for large boardrooms, lecture halls, training centers, auditoriums, and houses of worship where the screen needs to disappear into the ceiling when not in use.
This model makes the most sense for buyers who need large image sizes in the 14 ft to 16 ft range, want commercial control integration, and may benefit from specialized surface options such as 16K-ready materials or ambient light rejection. The built-in trim, UL Plenum rated case, and two-stage installation process are all strong advantages for construction-driven projects and spaces where appearance matters.
It is less appropriate for shoppers who need a simple residential screen, a portable solution, or a low-complexity retrofit. Because it is a recessed electric screen, it requires ceiling planning, installation coordination, and enough room infrastructure to support power and control wiring. For the right commercial environment, it is a purpose-built long-term solution.
The Da-Lite Myriad Conceal is a premium ceiling-recessed electric projection screen engineered for large venues, boardrooms, lecture halls, and houses of worship. Designed with integrated ceiling trim to cleanly mask rough ceiling openings, it eliminates the need for extra finish carpentry while supporting a streamlined two-stage installation process.
Equipped with advanced surface options including HD Progressive 16K-ready materials and Parallax Ambient Light Rejection technology, this screen delivers outstanding optical clarity and contrast. Tensioned configurations incorporate the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to ensure an exceptionally flat, uniform viewing area across standard and wide aspect ratios.
Featuring Da-Lite's innovative SightLine thin-cable drop system, the screen surface suspends seamlessly with up to 16 ft of variable drop distance, removing unsightly black borders and freeing overhead space for AV gear. Standard low-voltage controls, a 3-button Decora wall switch, and projector trigger inputs ensure flexible integration into any modern control environment.
Key Features
| Brand | DaLite |
| Manufacturer | Legrand AV |
| Product Type | Ceiling-Recessed Electric Projection Screen |
| Screen Formats | 16:9 HDTV, 16:10 Wide |
| Size | 110 inch x 176 inch |
| SightLine Cable Drop | Up to 16 ft adjustable |
| Tensioned Black Drop | 12 in |
| Non-Tensioned Black Drop | 2 in |
| Case Rating | UL Plenum Rated |
| Case Finish | White powder-coated aluminum (black available upon request) |
| Control System | Low Voltage Control (LVC) with Decora-style 3-button wall switch |
| Control Interfaces | Dry contact, 5-12V projector trigger |
| Surface Options | HD Progressive 16K ready, Parallax ALR, Parallax Stratos 1.0 |
| Estimated Shipping Weight | 120 lb |
| UPC | N/A |
| Warranty | 5-Year Limited 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
Frequently asked questions
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