DaLite DL100300L 120" x 192" Myriad Conceal Electric Screen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best electric projector screen for large meeting rooms, lecture halls, or houses of worship?
For large commercial spaces, the best electric projector screen is usually a ceiling-recessed model with a flat viewing surface, flexible drop options, and commercial control integration. The DaLite Myriad Conceal fits that use case because it is designed for large venues, meeting spaces, lecture halls, and worship environments, with screen widths from 14 to 16 feet in 16:9 and 16:10 formats.
A key advantage is that it can be ordered in tensioned or non-tensioned versions, with tensioned models using the TruGuide system for a flatter image plane. It also supports premium materials such as HD Progressive 16K-ready surfaces and Parallax Stratos 1.0 ambient light rejection. The recessed case helps preserve a clean ceiling appearance, while the built-in trim reduces finish work.
This type of screen is best for buyers who want a professional installed solution rather than a simple residential screen. The main tradeoff is that it is intended for permanent installation and larger rooms, so it is not the right fit for portable setups or smaller casual spaces.
How much do motorized projector screens typically cost for commercial installations?
Motorized projector screens vary widely in cost depending on size, screen material, installation style, and control features. Commercial electric screens are typically more expensive than basic home models because they often include recessed housings, low-voltage controls, large sizes, and specialized surfaces for better image quality in demanding rooms.
For example, a large ceiling-recessed screen like the DaLite Myriad Conceal is part of the premium commercial category. It offers 14 to 16 foot widths, optional ambient light rejecting material, a UL Plenum rated aluminum case, and installation features such as a two-stage rough-in option and integrated trim. Those features place it in a different class from entry-level motorized screens.
This category is best for schools, corporations, worship spaces, and other venues where aesthetics, code-conscious installation, and reliable operation matter. Buyers should compare not just screen cost, but also installation complexity, control compatibility, and whether they need tensioning or ambient light rejection. Those factors usually affect long-term value more than the screen price alone.
Is a ceiling-recessed electric screen better than a wall-mounted motorized screen?
A ceiling-recessed electric screen is often better when appearance, architectural integration, and permanent installation matter. The main benefit is that the case is hidden in the ceiling, so the room looks cleaner when the screen is not in use. The DaLite Myriad Conceal is built specifically for that purpose, with built-in ceiling trim that conceals the rough opening and simplifies the finished look.
A recessed screen is especially useful in boardrooms, lecture halls, sanctuaries, and other spaces where exposed hardware would be distracting. This model also offers a two-stage installation option, which allows the case to be mounted during rough-in and the screen surface added later during finishing. That can be a major advantage on commercial construction projects.
A wall-mounted motorized screen is usually simpler and faster to install, and it may be better when the ceiling cannot be opened. The tradeoff is that the case remains visible. Buyers choosing between the two should consider room aesthetics, construction timing, and whether the project supports in-ceiling installation.
Who should choose a tensioned electric projector screen instead of a non-tensioned screen?
A tensioned electric screen is the better choice when image flatness is important, especially for large formats, high-resolution projection, or critical viewing environments. On the DaLite Myriad Conceal, tensioned models use the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to help maintain an exceptionally flat viewing plane. That matters for large venue projection where surface waviness can become more noticeable.
Tensioned screens are especially useful with detailed content such as presentations, data, video, and 4K or higher resolution sources. They are a strong fit for lecture halls, meeting spaces, and worship facilities that want a more precise, professional image surface. The Myriad Conceal also pairs tensioned construction with seamless screen material options and standard black backing to preserve brightness.
A non-tensioned version can still work well when budget, simplicity, or content demands are less critical. The tradeoff is that it may not maintain the same level of flatness over time. For larger screens in the 14 to 16 foot range, many buyers prefer tensioning for more consistent results.
What is the SightLine cable drop feature, and why would I want it?
SightLine is a thin cable suspension system that supports the screen with up to 16 feet of adjustable drop instead of using a traditional black drop border above the viewing area. On the DaLite Myriad Conceal, this creates usable space above the screen and helps preserve cleaner architectural sightlines.
This is especially valuable in large commercial rooms where speakers, cameras, lighting, windows, or other AV hardware compete for space. By reducing the visual mass above the image area, SightLine can make a room feel less cluttered and can improve integration with the overall design. It also helps position the image lower in the room without requiring a large black border.
The feature is best for architects, integrators, and facility managers who need flexibility in high-ceiling environments. The tradeoff is that it is a more specialized configuration than a standard drop setup, so it is most beneficial when sightlines and available overhead space are real planning concerns.
Can this screen be installed in phases during new construction or renovation?
Yes, this screen is designed to support phased installation, which is a major advantage for new construction and renovation projects. The DaLite Myriad Conceal offers a two-stage installation option that allows the UL Plenum rated aluminum case to be mounted during rough-in construction, while the screen surface assembly can be installed later during the finishing phase.
This approach helps protect the viewing surface from dust, paint, and jobsite damage before the room is complete. It also allows electricians, ceiling contractors, and AV installers to coordinate more efficiently. The built-in ceiling trim further reduces the need for separate trim work around the rough opening, which can simplify finishing.
This setup is especially useful for commercial facilities, schools, and houses of worship where construction schedules often involve multiple trades over several phases. The main limitation is that it is intended for planned permanent installation, so it offers less benefit in existing rooms where the ceiling is already closed and no construction work is being done.
What screen surface should I choose for a large electric projection screen in a room with ambient light?
If the room has meaningful ambient light, an ambient light rejecting surface is often the better choice. The DaLite Myriad Conceal offers Parallax Stratos 1.0, which is designed to help maintain image contrast in brighter spaces. That can be useful in meeting rooms, multi-use spaces, or worship environments where lights cannot always be fully dimmed.
If your priority is maximum neutrality and high-resolution compatibility, an HD Progressive 16K-ready surface may be the better fit. That type of material is ideal for controlled-light environments where image accuracy and fine detail matter most. The Myriad Conceal supports both seamless tensioned and non-tensioned surface options, depending on configuration.
The best choice depends on the room, projector brightness, and viewing goals. Ambient light rejecting surfaces are generally strongest when managing room light is difficult, while standard high-performance white surfaces are often preferred in darker rooms. Buyers should also consider seating layout and projector placement, since some specialized screen materials perform best within specific viewing and projection angles.
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 compatibility, integration with room control systems, and projector-trigger support. These features make daily operation easier and allow the screen to work as part of a larger AV system rather than as a standalone product.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal includes built-in low-voltage control, a Decora-style three-button wall switch, dry contact connections, and a 5 to 12 volt projector trigger. That means it can support simple manual control at the wall, as well as automated lowering when the projector powers on, or integration into a control processor in a boardroom or auditorium.
These options are most important in shared spaces where multiple users need reliable operation and where AV systems are professionally installed. A simpler residential setup may not require all of these interfaces. Buyers should confirm how they want the screen to behave day to day, especially if the room includes scheduling, automation, or centralized AV control.
Is this a good projector screen for very large images and high-resolution content?
Yes, this screen is built for large-format presentation and display use. The DaLite Myriad Conceal is available in widths from 14 to 16 feet, which makes it suitable for larger rooms where the audience needs a substantial image size. It also supports HD Progressive 16K-ready surfaces, which are intended for high-detail projection applications.
For buyers concerned about image uniformity at that size, the tensioned versions use the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to create a flatter viewing surface. That is important when showing detailed content such as text-heavy presentations, video, or high-resolution graphics, where screen waviness can be more noticeable. Standard black backing on tensioned models also helps preserve image brightness.
This screen is best for professional environments that need large, clean images rather than small-room casual viewing. The main consideration is that the room, projector brightness, throw distance, and mounting plan all need to match a screen of this size. Large screens perform best when the rest of the projection system is properly specified.
Is a floor-rising motorized projector screen better than a recessed ceiling screen for commercial spaces?
In most commercial spaces, a recessed ceiling screen is the better long-term choice when the room has a fixed projection location and permanent AV design. A floor-rising screen is useful when wall or ceiling mounting is not possible, or when the setup must stay portable or temporary. However, it usually does not offer the same level of architectural integration as a built-in ceiling-recessed model.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is designed for permanent installation in large venues, meeting spaces, lecture halls, and houses of worship. Its in-ceiling case hides the screen when not in use, and the built-in trim helps create a cleaner finished appearance. It also offers features such as two-stage installation, SightLine cable drop, and commercial control interfaces that are especially valuable in fixed installations.
A floor-rising screen is better for flexible rooms or spaces where construction changes are not allowed. A recessed ceiling screen is better for purpose-built AV rooms where clean sightlines, large image sizes, and professional control integration are priorities.
The DaLite Myriad Conceal is a ceiling-recessed electric projection screen engineered for large venues, meeting spaces, lecture halls, and houses of worship. Designed with built-in ceiling trim that conceals the rough opening, it streamlines installation without requiring extra trim work. A versatile two-stage installation option allows the UL Plenum rated aluminum case to be mounted during rough-in construction, followed by screen surface installation during the finishing phase.
Available in 16:9 HDTV and 16:10 Wide aspect ratios with widths ranging from 14 ft to 16 ft, this screen supports seamless tensioned and non-tensioned surfaces, including HD Progressive 16K-ready materials and Parallax Stratos 1.0 ambient light rejection. Tensioned models utilize the TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System to ensure an exceptionally flat viewing plane, complemented by standard black backing to preserve image brightness.
The innovative SightLine thin cable drop system suspends the viewing area with up to 16 ft of adjustable drop, eliminating standard black drop borders while preserving architectural sightlines and freeing space for audio-visual hardware. Standard screen operation is managed via integrated low-voltage control, a Decora-style three-button wall switch, a dry contact interface, and a 5–12V projector trigger.
Key Features
| Brand | DaLite |
| Manufacturer | Legrand AV |
| Product Type | Ceiling-Recessed Electric Projection Screen |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 HDTV, 16:10 Wide |
| Size | 120 inch x 192 inch |
| Screen Surfaces | HD Progressive 16K Ready, Parallax Ambient Light Rejection (Stratos 1.0) |
| SightLine Cable Drop | 16 ft fully adjustable |
| Standard Black Drop (Tensioned) | 12 in |
| Standard Black Drop (Non-Tensioned) | 2 in |
| Case Material & Finish | White powder-coated aluminum (black available upon request) |
| Case Rating | UL Plenum rated |
| Control System | Low Voltage Control (LVC), Decora-style 3-button switch, Dry Contact, 5-12V Projector Trigger |
| Tensioning System | TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System |
| Warranty | 5-Year Comprehensive Warranty |
| Estimated Shipping Weight | 180 lb |
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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