Draper Access E, 189", 16:10, Matt White XT1000E, 110 V, with Quiet Motor & LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller - 139043QU

Product Overview

The Draper Access E (139043QU) is a motorized, ceiling-recessed projection screen for commercial AV integration. This configuration covers a 189" 16:10 image area with the Matt White XT1000E viewing surface (1.0 gain, 180° viewing angle) and includes both the Quiet Motor and LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller for low-noise operation and direct AV control system integration. The plenum-rated case is UL-listed for air-handling ceiling spaces.

Product Description

The Access E uses the case-now-screen-later installation concept — the housing installs during rough-in and the screen drops in at finish stage. At 189" diagonal in the 16:10 format, this screen suits large lecture halls, boardrooms, and conference centers with laptop-sourced widescreen content and integrated AV control systems requiring quiet operation.

The Quiet Motor provides noticeably lower operating noise than the standard motor, suited for rooms where screen movement during presentations must be acoustically unobtrusive. The LVC-IV controller enables low-voltage integration with commercial AV platforms. The Matt White XT1000E (1.0 gain, 180°) delivers neutral brightness for controlled-ambient rooms.

Key Features

• Ceiling-recessed concealed design — Screen retracts above ceiling when not in use.
• Case now, screen later installation — Housing installs during rough-in; screen drops in later.
• Matt White XT1000E viewing surface — 1.0 gain, 180° viewing angle.
• 189" 16:10 format — Widescreen matching laptop and desktop display resolutions.
• Quiet Motor — Reduced operating noise for acoustically sensitive environments.
• LVC-IV Low Voltage Controller — Direct integration with Crestron, Extron, AMX, Control4.
• Plenum-rated case — UL-listed as “Suitable for Use in Environmental Air Space.”

Typical Applications

• Boardroom requiring quiet screen operation and AV control integration
• Large lecture hall with AV control and noise-sensitive environment
• Government briefing room with integrated AV infrastructure
• Corporate conference center
• Multi-purpose room with laptop-sourced widescreen content
• Executive presentation suite

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I specify the Quiet Motor option?
Specify the Quiet Motor when screen movement noise during presentations is a concern — executive boardrooms, acoustically sensitive lecture halls, or rooms where the screen may be operated mid-presentation. The Quiet Motor produces noticeably less operating noise than the standard motor.

What AV control systems does the LVC-IV support?
Crestron, Extron, AMX, Control4, and most commercial platforms with low-voltage relay or RS-232 outputs.

Is the case plenum-rated?
Yes. UL-listed as “Suitable for Use in Environmental Air Space.”