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The VSPS120-M’s viewing surface is a matte white PVC-coated fabric (fiberglass-backed fabric optional) rated at 1.0 gain, tensioned across a 2.65 x 1.49m viewing area at a 16:9 aspect ratio, the larger of the family’s mid-size screens. A 4-side black masking border, wider at the top (6cm) than the bottom and sides (4cm each), frames the image to lift perceived contrast without altering the projector’s actual output, and the fabric surface is wipeable for spot-cleaning between uses.
The larger fabric area stows inside a correspondingly larger 280.4mm square steel roller case finished in white, driven by a tubular motor built for repeated drop/retract cycling, with an optional synchronized motor variant available where drop timing across multiple screens needs to match. Control is by RF remote or a hardwired manual keypad switch, and the assembly mounts to either a wall or a ceiling structure.
The larger 2.65 x 1.49m image and 160° viewing angle put the VSPS120-M in rooms with more seats spread across a wider arc than the 100-inch model comfortably covers: larger training rooms, auditoriums with tiered seating, or a commercial presentation space where the back rows sit further from the screen. The masking border’s contrast lift still matters in rooms that can’t be fully blacked out, and becomes more visually significant at this larger size since the border-to-image ratio changes how framed the image reads from a distance.
As with the smaller model, the standard tubular motor isn’t synchronized across units by default, so a project pairing two or more VSPS120-M screens in one room, for a matched multi-screen wall or symmetrical dual-auditorium setup, needs the optional synchronized motor variant specified at order time rather than retrofitted later. Control wiring routes to standard power and either the RF remote receiver or a wall-mounted keypad, both supported without additional control hardware.
The VSPS120-M mounts to either a wall or a ceiling structure via the roller case’s integrated brackets, then wires to standard power for the motor. Given the larger case and fabric weight relative to the 100-inch model, confirm the mounting surface’s fixing points can bear the assembly before drilling; once fixed and level, the fabric drops and retracts on RF remote or wall-keypad command, and an uneven-looking border after installation should prompt a level check on the case itself.
| Product Category | Motorized Electric Projection Screen |
| Screen Size (Diagonal) | 120″ (16:9) |
| Viewing Area (W x H) | 2.65m x 1.49m |
| Gain | 1.0 |
| Viewing Angle | 160° |
| Screen Material | Matte White PVC Fabric (Fiberglass-Backed Optional) |
| Masking Borders | Top 6cm, Bottom 4cm, Sides 4cm |
| Motor Type | Tubular Motor (Synchronized Motor Optional) |
| Case Material | Steel |
| Case Dimension | 280.4mm (11″), Square |
| Case Color | White |
| Installation | Wall Mounted, Ceiling Mounted |
| Control | RF Remote, Manual Keypad Switch |
| Maintenance | Wipeable / Cleanable Surface |
| Certifications | CE, UKCA, RoHS, AS/NZS Safety Report |
The viewing area steps up from 2.21 x 1.24 meters at 100 inches to 2.65 x 1.49 meters at 120 inches, roughly 44% more projected image area. The case also grows accordingly, from 241mm to 280.4mm, so confirm ceiling or wall clearance for the larger housing before ordering.
Yes, the VSPS120-M uses a 6cm top border versus 5cm on the 100-inch model, with bottom and side borders both at 4cm. The proportionally larger top border keeps the framing effect visually consistent as the overall image grows, rather than looking thin against a bigger screen.
The mounting method is the same, wall or ceiling brackets integrated into the steel case, but the case and fabric are heavier than the 100-inch model, so confirm the fixing surface can bear the load before drilling. The motor and control wiring are otherwise identical across the family.
Not with the standard tubular motor, which runs independently per unit. The optional synchronized motor variant is built for matched multi-screen installs and must be specified at order time, since motor sync isn’t a field-retrofittable upgrade after a standard tubular unit has shipped.
A square steel case measuring 280.4mm (11 inches) across, finished in white. This is larger than the 100-inch model’s 241mm case to accommodate the additional rolled fabric, so verify available depth at the mounting point, particularly for recessed ceiling installs.
Both an RF remote control and a hardwired manual keypad switch are supported, wired to the same tubular motor. Either lets the screen drop or retract on command; the keypad suits installs wanting a fixed wall control point instead of relying on a handheld remote that can go missing.
Check that the roller case itself was mounted level and square to the wall or ceiling structure before assuming a fabric defect. At 120 inches, a small installation-angle error is more visible across the wider image than it would be on the smaller 100-inch screen.
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