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How to Wire A Motorized Big Screen Projector Switch
Electrical Question: I got a big screen that can roll up or down. I bought the relevant switch, up, down and stop buttons, but don’t know how to wire it.

This electrical question came from: Dawie, a Homeowner from Cape Town, Africa.
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Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Dawie.

How To Wire Motorized Projection Screens
Dawie, first of all, we must understand that there are more than one type of Big Screens or Motorized Projection Screens, and because you did not identify which one you have, we will have to cover the different types of Motorized Projection Screens, because it does make a difference with the wiring.

First, let’s cover the Motorized Screen Wiring Techniques and the basic parts that are involved:
The Video Projection Unit
Motorized Roll-Down Screen

Control Options for the Motorized Roll-Down Screen

Types of Control Interface  Switches

 

All of these types of switches must be compatible with the motorized roll up screen unit that you have, however typical projectors and motorized big screen units have a Control Interface which is the connection point that makes all the functions work.

Connections for a Basic Electric Projection Screen without a control interface –  typical wiring at the screen motor are as follows:

Please Note: Always Identify Your Specific equipment and parts and read your Owners Manual and Installation Manual. The voltage of your specific equipment and the voltage at your specific location may be different. Keep in mind that I am located in the USA, and this question came from Cape Town Africa. All countries do not have the same voltage and electrical systems. See World Electrical Systems

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