The Draper Revelation permanently conceals the projector ‚¬â€and its noise ‚¬â€above the ceiling at all times. You won't see or hear the projector ‚¬â€not before, during or after the show. You'll only see a hinged door in the ceiling, finished in white powder coat. Has dual first surface mirror system (10 mm thick) optical grade glass mirrors that are 94% reflective for optimum flatness and reflectivity. (First surface mirrors are delicate and we recommend you use our Mirror Cleaning Kit. Contains cleaning solution, cotton gloves, lint-free cloth and instructions.)Combine the Revelation with a ceiling-recessed Draper projection screen and take your projection showmanship to a new level. Available in two modelsRevelation A and Revelation B both require only 13-5/8" of space above the ceiling, and both can be installed to match a ceiling grid spacing, or used with reveal-style grid ceilings (like Armstrong's Silhouette-style grid system). The Revelation A and B are compatible with a wide variety of LCD/DLP projectors. System Options ¢ Plenum Enclosure ‚¬â€Aluminum enclosure for use in return air plenum. Includes intake and exhaust fan system with couplers for connection to ventilation ducts. ¢ Ceiling Access Door ‚¬â€A hinged door provides access to the Revelation above a finished ceiling for cleaning, maintenance or repairs without having to damage the ceiling. Available with a white painted finish or recessed to accept ceiling tile. ¢ Glass Shield ‚¬â€Made of anti-reflective glass and installed between the Revelation and the first surface mirror/ ceiling closure. Reduces projector noise by an additional 80%, and prevents cigarette smoke, grease or other harmful substances from reaching the projector. Virtually none of the projected light is lost as it passes through the Shield. Can be independently operated using Draper's motorized lift controls.U. S. Patent # 6,379,012.Warranted for one year against defects in materials and workmanship.
Based in Spiceland, Indiana, Draper manufactures projection screens, AV mounts and structures, window shades, and gymnasium equipment. The family-owned and -operated business was founded in 1902 by Luther O. Draper and is owned and managed by his descendants. With locations in the United States, Sweden and United Kingdom, Draper ships products to dealers throughout the United States and more than 100 countries. To learn more about Draper, visit www.draperinc.com.
