Da-Lite Tensioned Cosmopolitan 130" Electric Projection Screen
16:10 - Da-Mat - 69" Height x 110" Width - Wall/Ceiling Mount
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Projection Screens
MSRP$3,999.00
$3,746.54
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Back-ordered
Special order — estimated OEM lead time 3–8 weeks. Order today and we expect to receive stock between Oct 19 and Nov 23, then process your delivery right after.
Genuine Legrand through authorized distribution — NDAA §889 screened before checkout.
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Projection Screens
Overview
The Tensioned Cosmopolitan® is a ceiling or wall mounted electric screen.
About Legrand
Da-Lite, founded in 1909 by Adele De Berri, is the leading producer of high quality commercial and residential projection screens. With headquarters in Warsaw, Indiana, Da-Lite manufactures and provides projection screens, surfaces and accessories to organizations and venues around the world. Found in classrooms, houses of worship, offices and rental and staging spaces, our expansive lineup of electric, fixed frame, portable and manual screens are available with 16K-ready and Ambient Light Rejection screen surfaces.
Highlights
Two-piece aluminum case with mounting brackets for wall or ceiling mount installation on 188" Diagonal and over
Decora-style, three-position wall switch
Available with built-in low voltage control, Video Projector Interface (screen trigger) or silent motor
Standard white powder-coated housing finish; available in black upon request
Smooth Roll Technology to keep your screen perfectly flat
TruGuide Electric Screen Tensioning System provides optimal viewing surface smoothness
Standard black backing retains projected brightness on front projection surfaces
Seamless surfaces in all models
NOTE: HD Progressive and Parallax screen surfaces available on Tensioned Cosmopolitan 188" Diagonal and over. See the Tensioned Contour for smaller sizes featuring these surfaces.
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