Product comparison · 2 projection screens

Nilox PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3 vs Nilox PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3

Key differences

Diagonal
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:2.62 m (103")
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:2.92 m (115")
Viewable screen height (H)
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:158 cm
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:175 cm
Viewable screen width (W)
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:2.1 m
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:2.33 m
Overall screen size (Height x Width)
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:168 x 220 cm
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:180 x 238 cm
Width
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:2530 mm
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:2520 mm
Depth
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:154 mm
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:130 mm
Height
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:146 mm
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:130 mm
Weight
- PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3:30 kg
- PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3:16 kg

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Comparison of PJ10100350, PJ10130729
14 specifications	A Nilox PJ10100350 projection screen 2.62 m (103") 4:3 Model PJ10100350 View product	B Nilox PJ10130729 projection screen 2.92 m (115") 4:3 Model PJ10130729 View product
Performance4 differ
DiagonalDiffers	2.62 m (103")	2.92 m (115")
Native aspect ratio	4:3	4:3
Viewable screen height (H)Differs	158 cm	175 cm
Viewable screen width (W)Differs	2.1 m	2.33 m
Overall screen size (Height x Width)Differs	168 x 220 cm	180 x 238 cm
Drive type	Motorized	Motorized
Designidentical
Mounting type	Ceiling/wall	Ceiling/wall
Product colour	White	White
Case colour	White	White
Material	Aluminium	Aluminium
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	2530 mm	2520 mm
DepthDiffers	154 mm	130 mm
HeightDiffers	146 mm	130 mm
WeightDiffers	30 kg	16 kg

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