celexon Motorised Screen Professional 200 x 150 cm (98" 4:3) for Presentations and Education

celexon Motorised Screen Professional: the high-quality motorised screen for demanding installations

The Motor Professional is celexon's quality motorised screen (electric screen) with a 200 × 150 cm viewable area (98", 4:3) for classic projectors with a normal throw distance. It is suitable for classic presentations and education and wherever a high-quality image surface is permanently installed but should only be visible when needed. At the push of a button, the matte white fabric extends quietly from the closed housing; thanks to the slightly heavier fabric, it hangs particularly evenly and, compared with cheaper models, offers good flatness. The quality square housing in elegant white with metal end caps blends neatly into conference rooms and living spaces.

Key benefits at a glance

• Matte white fabric with gain 1.2 for a bright, neutral image
• Slightly thicker, heavier fabric for good flatness
• Square white housing with metal end caps
• Black, opaque back and black borders all the way round for higher image contrast
• Ready to connect: wall control box and IR remote control included

Is this screen the right choice?

• Yes, if you are looking for a quality, permanently installed motorised screen for conventional projectors in seminar, conference and training rooms or in a home cinema.
• Yes, if you want good flatness and a high-quality, unobtrusive housing, with the screen disappearing into its housing when not in use.
• A deliberate choice if your projector outputs 4:3 or you specifically want this image shape; with a pure 16:9 projector, a white strip would otherwise remain unused at the top and bottom.
• One step up: if you want the 16:10 format, particularly large viewing areas or a finer Pro series surface that gets that little bit more out of 4K content, the celexon Professional Plus is the right choice.
• Not ideal if you use a laser TV or ultra short throw projector – for these you need a laser TV/CLR screen.
• Not ideal if very large viewing areas or consistently maximum flatness are the priority; in that case a tensioned screen with a lateral tensioning system ensures even better flatness.

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Picture quality: heavier fabric for an even, neutral image

The matte white fabric with gain 1.2 reproduces colours neutrally and, with a sufficiently bright projector, delivers a clear image for Full HD and 4K content. What sets the Professional apart is its slightly heavier fabric: it hangs more calmly and forms fewer waves than cheaper models, ensuring good flatness – the basis for an even image without visible unevenness across the surface.

Projector light and ambient light always compete on the screen surface: ambient light brightens the dark parts of the image and weakens contrast. How punchy the image looks therefore depends mainly on the brightness of your projector and how well the room is darkened; a matte white fabric cannot actively suppress ambient light. Where there is a lot of ambient light, ambient light rejecting screens (ALR) get more out of the image and deliver deeper black levels.

The black, opaque back prevents show-through from behind and keeps the picture clean. The black masking border all the way round frames the image and increases perceived contrast.

Is it worth it compared with a plain white wall? As a rule, yes: a painted wall is rarely exactly neutral white and never completely smooth – its texture and colour tone blend into the image and cost sharpness and colour accuracy. The projection fabric, on the other hand, provides an even, precisely defined white and smooth surface on which a projector displays its image cleanly. And after the show, it disappears back into the housing instead of remaining permanently visible on the wall.

Will the screen fit your room? Dimensions and planning

Important before you buy: a screen needs more space than just the image width. The key details at a glance:

With this 4:3 format the black top drop is minimal (around 5 cm), so you can position the image height flexibly. Always extend the fabric fully if possible: its own weight pulls the surface flat and prevents waves. Plan the power socket on the specified connection side.

As a rule of thumb, a comfortable seating distance in a home cinema for an image width of 194 cm is around 3 to 4 metres. In conference and training rooms, what matters most is that even the back row can read along comfortably – as a rough guide, the furthest seat should be no more than six times the image height away (here around 8.8 m). Our tip: mark out the dimensions on the wall with masking tape beforehand and you will see straight away whether the image size, image height and housing suit your room.

The screen is mounted on the wall or ceiling, hung via eyelets or firmly screwed in place (screws and wall plugs not included, as they depend on the surface); we recommend two people for installation. If the wall area is not clear – for example because of a shelf, a windowsill, a whiteboard or a TV – the wall spacer for the Professional series creates the necessary distance from the wall. No power socket at the installation site? Then our battery-powered screens are the wireless alternative.

Exactly where does the projector need to be positioned so that the image hits the screen precisely? That depends on many factors and is the trickiest question for many people. Tell us which projector you have – we will plan the placement with you. Have your projector placement calculated →

Operation and control

An infrared remote control and a wall control box are included – so you can raise and lower the screen either by remote control or via a fixed wall button.

Even more convenient in a fixed set-up: The projector switches on and the screen lowers by itself. For the Professional, there is a matching, optionally available wireless and trigger system for this – such as the celexon Professional Funkset or a 12 V trigger kit, which extends the screen automatically when the projector is switched on. With a projector ceiling lift, the projector can also lower from the ceiling if desired, and the entire home cinema starts at the touch of a button.

Applications

Presentations, conferences & training: a quality, permanently installed viewing surface for well-equipped seminar and conference rooms that only appears via wall switch or remote control when it is needed.

Home cinema & living room: thanks to the stronger fabric, an even, clean image for film and series nights that disappears back into the housing after use.

Format tip: If film and home cinema are your main focus, a 16:9 screen is usually the better choice – the black masking neatly frames the widescreen image and makes it more immersive. The 4:3 format is the right choice if you use a projector with the same format, mainly show presentation, training or document content, or want to use the image height flexibly.

How to keep your screen looking good for a long time

A motorised screen disappears back into its housing after use, protecting the fabric from dust, touch and direct sunlight. For lasting flatness, fully extend and retract the screen once at regular intervals and do not install it in a permanently warm environment – the PVC surface is sensitive to temperature.

A common idea: because the fabric is opaque, the screen should go directly in front of a window – as a blackout or for design reasons. In direct sunlight, however, the fabric heats up there and may warp. So don't place the screen directly in front of a sunlit window, or shade the window with blinds, a roller blind or curtains while the screen is lowered.

Clean only with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth, never with alcohol or cleaning agents.

Professional or Professional Plus?

Both are motorised matte white celexon screens with gain 1.2; the Professional Plus steps things up further in housing, fabric and formats.

In short: the Professional offers a square housing with metal end caps and a thick, heavy fabric for good flatness; the Professional Plus goes one step further with a more solid, powder-coated housing, the finer Pro series fabric and additional formats (16:10, larger sizes).

In the box

• celexon Motorised Screen Professional 194 x 146 cm
• Wall control box
• Infrared remote control
• Mounting materials for wall mounting (check the wall structure beforehand)

Shipping note: your screen is usually delivered separately by courier or, for large formats, by freight forwarder.

Have you thought of everything?

• Matching projector: business projectors or home cinema projectors
• Automation in a fixed set-up: With the celexon Professional radio set or a 12 V trigger kit, the screen lowers automatically when you switch on the projector.
• Projector hidden too: With a projector ceiling lift, the projector also disappears into the ceiling.
• Create distance from the wall: the wall spacer for the Professional series, if the wall surface is not clear.
• Different size or version? You will find all versions of this series in the overview of celexon motorised screens and the complete screen range under celexon screens.

Frequently asked questions about the celexon Motor Professional

Does the Motor Professional work with a laser TV or ultra short throw projector?
No. This matte white motorised screen is designed for conventional projectors with a normal throw distance. Laser TVs and UST projectors project from below at a very steep angle; for these you need special laser TV or CLR screens with a matching microstructure.

What's the difference between the Professional and the Professional Plus?
Both are matte white motorised screens with gain 1.2 and quality workmanship. The Professional Plus goes one better: a more solid, powder-coated housing with a flush-fitting weight bar, a finer Pro series fabric that gets that little bit more out of 4K content, plus additional formats (16:10) and larger viewing areas. For most classic installations, the Professional is already the right choice.

Can the screen stay extended permanently?
Occasional extended use is fine. If the surface is to remain permanently visible, a fixed-frame screen is the right solution; if maximum flatness for large formats matters, a tensioned screen.

Can I mount the screen on the ceiling?
Yes, wall and ceiling mounting are both possible. If you want the screen to disappear completely into the ceiling, there are dedicated recessed ceiling screens; if the projector should also come out of the ceiling to match, add a projector ceiling lift.

Can I use the motorised screen in the garden or outdoors?
No. A motorised screen is permanently installed, needs a power connection and is not weatherproof – it belongs indoors. There are better solutions for outdoor use: an inflatable outdoor screen such as the celexon INF Professional or a portable screen that you set up and take down. If you want flexibility without a permanent installation, you can also hang up a pull-down screen with eyelet mounting or use a battery-powered screen – you simply take either down again after use and bring it in out of the wet.

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