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Question: What side of the screen is the cord on?
Document: Great screen, looks very good even with daylight conditions, back is very solid as is metal enclosure. Screen edges fold out ever so slightly but not very noticeable and power cord/manual up/down button is very ugly (so I drilled a hole in the ceiling to hide it) minor issues to be expected for the price. I also mounted it with heavy duty links and a chandelier screw on each side. very sturdy.
I was really impressed with the packaging.Hanging the screen was a breeze, I chose to hang it from the ceiling, it comes down over and in front of my 40" lcd on the wall. The cord comes off the right side ( if looking at screen ) its approx 4'6" long then theres the box ( has up-down and pause button ) then theres another cord with a length of about 5'. So as others have stated there needs to be a plug in rather close if hanging from ceiling.
The only problem is that when I put it back the edges came out curled again after having it up for a few days. Within 6 hours the screen was flat again.2. Controller box connected to power cord - The controller box is placed right in the middle of the power cord. You can't remove it because it contains BOTH the IR and RF receiver (per the Favi support guy). So, I mounted it to the ceiling behind the screen on the left side with the new electrical outlet behind the screen on the right side.
Simply awesome. I'm not overly mechanical, and I installed this myself. I put a drywall anchor bolt in the drywall on one end, and attached the screen. On the other end I propped it on my 6 ft stepladder. Pushed it to the ceiling, drew a mark, then drilled the hole. Screwed that side in, and it's attached. I left about an inch or so from the ceiling for the controller box to wedge between the screen and the ceiling, on the far right side. Tie wrapped the cord together, and plugged it into a 15ft extension cord, (my AC plug is on the left side).
I ran my cord along the back of the screen housing ( bought some cord mount holders-sticky tape kind ) and mounted the box right behind the housing to the ceiling, then ran the other 5' down the side of the wall hid with the plastic paintable cord hiders you can buy. The 2 remotes work really well also, just remember the one remote has to be in line of site of the box for it to work. I tested out the other remote at the length of my room ( 20' ) works perfect.Also came with a plastic peice to adj the up and down travel length.
Its an awesome screen. Projected image looks great. Contrast is good. Motor is quiet and smooth. The remote works perfectly. Only 3 nit picks.#1 After I got it installed, it does not roll ALL the way up. There is about 3 inches of screen that hangs out. (Anyone know how to fix this? )#2 The left edge has a slight curl to it which is noticeable if I sit on the right side of my room. I'm hoping it will flatten out over the years and I do expect to get years of good service from this screen.#3 The power cord configuration is kind of silly and makes it hard to hide on my wall.I got the 120&#34; refurbished for a great price.
I then just tucked the power cord behind the enclosure and it looked fine.Other than this, I really like the screen. One of these days, I may get a different screen, but for my first projector and screen this fits the bill perfectly.
The screen is excellent. But, there are not many ways to hide the electric cord. And, the motorized screen has to be stopped either when going up or going down; or, it will continue. The company could improve the screen by having a pre-programed stop; so, one has to push the button once to open or close the screen.
The directions are a bit confusing. If one doesn't work, use the other.-The remote control cord is very short. They should make the wire from the remote to the screen much longer. At a later time, I plan on extending it like another reviewer recommends.-I also noticed some curling of the screen on the black boarders. Hopefully that will not affect the screen.Bottom line is that I like it!
I bought this for a home-theater setup in my living room. It mounted very easily to the ceiling.4 stars instead of 5: I wish there was some way to disconnect the power plug to make hiding the cord easier. I cannot recess the screen into my ceiling so it is mounted, and because of the size of the control box the cabling cannot be run into the ceiling/wall with any ease.
Answer: Right side when facing the screen