celexon HomeCinema Plus 92-Inch CLR High-Contrast Floor-Rising Screen for Laser TV, Black

celexon HomeCinema Plus – Premium Floor-Rising Screen for Laser TV

The celexon HomeCinema Plus brings an image diagonal of 92 inches into your living room without a black surface permanently on the wall: the big picture only appears when you want it and then disappears again completely. In use, the celexon Black-Grid CLR fabric delivers a noticeably higher-contrast image than a white screen in normal living room lighting. This is made possible by the electric housing flap: it opens at the touch of a button and releases the fabric; after movie night, the fabric retracts and the flap closes flush, keeping the room tidy.

• celexon Black Grid – the premium CLR fabric: not an ordinary CLR, but celexon's highest-quality CLR version with a particularly fine light-grid structure and a high number of lamellae, for visibly more image impact and deeper black levels.
• Motorised housing flap: a separate motor opens and closes the flap automatically and protects the fabric from dust when not in use.
• Glare-free instead of display gloss: matte fabric without distracting reflections from windows or lamps.
• Freestanding, no drilling: stands on a lowboard or the floor in front of the wall, ideal for integration into furniture.
• Proven durability: scissor mechanism tested for several thousand cycles, quiet tubular motor.

Goes well with: 4K laser TVs · laser TV pull-out for shallow furniture

Designed specifically for laser TVs: The CLR fabric is designed for ultra short throw projection. For conventional home cinema projectors, an ALR/high-contrast screen is the right fit; our screen buying guide will help you decide.

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Why a CLR screen for a laser TV?

A laser TV casts its image upwards at a very steep angle from just a few centimetres directly below the screen. At this angle, a standard white screen also reflects ambient light, so black levels and contrast quickly look washed out in the living room. This is where the celexon Black-Grid CLR fabric comes in – not just any CLR fabric, but celexon's highest-quality CLR version: its microscopically fine light-grid structure made of multi-layer PET with a particularly high number of lamellae directs the projector light coming from below precisely towards the viewer and absorbs ceiling light coming from above in particular.

The celexon Black Grid – ahead of ordinary CLR: Thanks to its particularly high number of lamellae, it delivers noticeably more picture impact, a deeper black level and very good colour coverage compared with a simple CLR fabric.

A CLR screen significantly improves contrast in ambient light but is no substitute for darkening the room in direct sunlight. Your laser TV provides the necessary light output; current models from Hisense, Formovie or Epson, for example, offer plenty of it. An often underestimated advantage over a TV: the matte fabric does not mirror, so windows or lamps do not cause reflections on the image. The viewing angle of over 170° is exceptionally wide for a contrast fabric and gives every seat on the sofa an even picture; the surface is designed for 4K and approved up to 8K.

Applications: what the celexon HomeCinema Plus is suited for

Premium home cinema in the living room: Instead of a permanently present black TV, the image only extends from the housing for film night and then disappears fully automatically behind the motorised flap. In use, the Black Grid fabric delivers a much higher-contrast image than a white screen in typical living room lighting.

Design-led furniture integration: If you value a tidy interior, you can set the housing flush into the furniture. The electric flap keeps the look clean and protects the fabric from dust at the same time – a solution for sophisticated interior design without visible technology.

Reception areas and prestigious rooms: In reception areas, showrooms or design-led meeting rooms, too, the HomeCinema Plus delivers a large image that is only visible when needed, rather than a permanently present display surface.

Set-up and installation

The floor-rising design is fundamentally different from wall or ceiling motor screens: the housing with the rolled-up fabric stands in front of the wall, usually on a low TV unit or lowboard. When switched on, the motor raises the fabric to full image height via the scissor mechanism. No drilling is needed in this freestanding set-up.

Particularly flexible in the living room: the housing can be freestanding, recessed flush into a lowboard or fixed firmly to a wall or furniture with the supplied mounting brackets, which tilt by +/-1.5° (drilling required). Your laser TV also stands on the floor or lowboard directly in front of it; you will find the exact distance in your projector's data sheet. Several mechanisms work together so that the image sits perfectly at the steep laser TV angle:

• Spiral roller prevents pressure marks in the fabric: On basic motorised screens, the bonded joint between fabric and roller tube forms a small edge which, over the years, can press into the fabric as a horizontal wave as it rolls up. The spiral roller has a milled recess for this: the start of the fabric lies flat in the roller, so after the first turn the fabric continues to roll up evenly and without creases.
• Concave tension cable system for taut edges: keeps the multi-layer PET fabric evenly flat and ensures the flatness that is essential for CLR fabrics; the scissor mechanism, tested for several thousand cycles, extends and retracts quietly and durably.
• Motorised housing flap: A separate motor opens the flap when the screen extends and closes it flush after it retracts. When not in use, nothing of the screen is visible and the Black Grid fabric is completely protected from dust, preserving image quality over the years.

Control: motor, trigger and remote control

In the simplest case, the quiet tubular motor raises and lowers the fabric via IR or RF remote control, while a separate motor operates the housing flap. Full convenience comes from automatic coupling with your projector:

• USB trigger included: The trigger cable (jack to USB, +5 to +12 V DC) connects to a free USB port on your laser TV and automatically raises the screen when it is switched on and retracts it again when switched off. Controls only the screen mechanism, not audio signals.
• celexon HomeCinema Funktrigger FT1 (optional): is looped into the projector's power cable and detects switching on and off from the actual power consumption. This helps if the USB port keeps supplying power for some time after switching off or if no port is free, and in practice it is particularly reliable.
• Motorised laser TV slide-out (optional): When the projector is switched on, the slide-out and screen move into position together; the extendable platform pushes the laser TV forward to the right throw distance, ideal for shallow furniture or particularly large image widths.

In the box

• celexon UST High-Contrast Floor-Rising Screen HomeCinema Plus
• Supply cable approx. 1.5 m in housing colour, with SCHUKO plug
• Radio (RF) remote control
• Infrared (IR) remote control
• Trigger cable jack to USB
• additional IR receiver eye (can be positioned flexibly, e.g. for installation in furniture)
• Mounting materials, cleaning brush for the fabric surface
• 2 mounting brackets (tiltable +/-1.5°) incl. adjustment tool
• Instructions & screen usage notes

Available sizes and versions

The black and white versions are technically identical; the choice depends solely on which housing colour suits your living space better.

Different design? The same floor-rising design is available as the standard model CLR HomeCinema V2.0; the CLR fabric also comes for wall/ceiling as a Motor Tension and as a permanent fixed-frame screen.

Is the HomeCinema Plus right for you?

• Yes, if you use a laser TV and want the premium model that stands freely without drilling and disappears completely behind the motorised flap after the film.
• Not ideal if you don't need the motorised flap and the Black Grid premium fabric – in that case the CLR HomeCinema V2.0 in the same design is sufficient.
• Not suitable if you use a normal 4K projector from a greater distance instead of a laser TV.

Check before you buy

• Laser TV model: The required distance from the wall varies depending on the device; it's worth checking the manual of your laser TV.
• Furniture depth: If the lowboard isn't deep enough, the motorised laser TV slide-out creates the necessary throw distance.
• Footprint: The screen needs some space in front of the wall (housing width as per table) and a power socket within reach.
• Room light: The CLR fabric improves contrast in ambient light, but is no substitute for darkening in direct sunlight.

Frequently asked questions about the celexon HomeCinema Plus

What's the difference between the HomeCinema Plus and a simpler floor-rising scissor screen?
Two things: the fabric and the flap. The celexon Black Grid CLR fabric has a particularly fine light-grid structure with a high number of lamellae, delivering more contrast and deeper black levels. And the motorised housing flap opens and closes automatically via a separate motor, so the fabric disappears into the housing, completely protected and invisible, when not in use.

Does the screen work with any projector?
The CLR fabric is specifically designed for laser TVs that project from below – light from above, on the other hand, is rejected. A normal projector hits the fabric from the unfavourable direction, especially when ceiling-mounted; the image then looks much darker or distorted. For regular projectors, we recommend an ALR/high-contrast screen or a white screen instead.

Can the HomeCinema Plus be built into furniture?
Yes, that's what it's designed for. The housing can be set flush into a lowboard; the closed flap keeps things looking tidy. The additional IR receiver eye included can be positioned flexibly in case the remote control can't otherwise reach the housing inside the furniture.

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