Product: SNOWHITE 16:9 120'' Inch 3D HD Frame Projection Screen Home Theather Screen Flexible White
Model: BX-3V120KFH-CV
Projetced area: 2650*1490mm
Aluminum:5cm width
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Size
120''
Gain
1.1
canvas
PVC Composite Layer
Viewing Angle
120
Fire Resistant Standard
GB/T13982-2011
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
5mm edge frame.The Narrow edge frame material and simple design, make the screen looks upscale-luxury.
Widely application
Snowhite offers a wide range of high-quality screens, suitable for home theater, business meetings, exhibitions, conventions, presentions, etc. It can spread projected light evenly and you experience a perfect visual enjoyment with optimal picture and color reproduction.
Our Company
SNOWHITE Display Technology was established in 2002, located in Shenzhen which is the earliest leading reform and opening city. We are a HI-TECH company, specialized in the research, manufacture and sales of projection screen and other projection products. SNOWHITE has established a market-oriented management system according to the international standard, completed and developed top-ranking systems in manufacturing, marketing, environmental protect and quality control. The company took the lead in obtaining Quality Management System Certification for ISO9001:2008, CE Certification, ETL certification, ROHS and FCC certification in global projection industry.
Certifications
ETL CE FCC RoHS
Packing & Delivery
Neutral package
Wooden package
Snowhite package
Custom package
Delivery
By air/DHL/UPS/FedEx By truck/train By sea
FAQ
Question: Should I choose a 16:9 projector screen or a 4:3 one?
Choosing aspect ratio is a choice based on your primary needs. we suggest the following criteria for your to consider. a. What is the primary use of screen? 16:9 widescreen formats are often used as dedicated home cinema use, respectively. 4:3 formats are more common in dedicated data presentation use. b. What type of program you will be watching most using the screen? If you are primarily watching traditional television programs,4:3 video format can be a better fit; If your primary program source are DVD or HDTV, 16:9 format may be a better choice. c. What is your projector's native aspect ratio? You can find that information from the projector manufacture. Here are some useful keywords, which can help you to find the information: 4:3 ratio keywords: VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA;
