Elite Screens

Elite Screens TE180HR2-DUAL 180" CineTension 2, 4K/8K Projector Screen

Experience Immersive Viewing with the Elite Screens CineTension 2 Transform your home theater with the Elite Screens CineTension 2, a premium electric projection screen designed for exceptional image quality. With its tab-tensioned material and front/rear projection capabilities, this screen del...

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Overview

Experience Immersive Viewing with the Elite Screens CineTension 2

Transform your home theater with the Elite Screens CineTension 2, a premium electric projection screen designed for exceptional image quality. With its tab-tensioned material and front/rear projection capabilities, this screen delivers stunning visuals for any viewing experience.

  • Brand: Elite Screens
  • Model: TE180HR2-DUAL
  • Diagonal Size: 180 inches
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
  • Material: WraithVeil Dual (Front/Rear Projection)
  • Resolution Support: 4K/8K
  • Screen Type: Tab-Tensioned Electric Drop Down
  • Control: IR/RF, RJ45, 12-volt trigger

Specifications

Screen Size
180"
Resolution Support
4K/8K
Model Series
CineTension 2

Frequently Asked Questions

The provided product title mentions "DUAL," but the specific features or functionality related to this term are not detailed in the available information.
While it's a 4K/8K Projector Screen, it is generally compatible with standard 1080p projectors as well, providing a high-quality surface for any resolution.
A 180" screen is very large and requires significant wall space, making precise room measurements crucial for successful installation.
The specifications do not detail the screen material's gain or ambient light rejecting properties, which are factors in how it performs in different lighting conditions.
Given the "CineTension 2" model name and its reference to a "tensioned" surface, it suggests a retractable screen that employs tensioning mechanisms to keep the viewing surface flat.