NexiGo 120" Fresnel Screen for Standard & Long Throw Projectors

It’s a screen with a Fresnel optical surface design that effectively suppresses ambient light, enhancing projection contrast and clarity—especially suitable for bright daytime environments.

A Fresnel structure is a special concentric, stepped optical design that directs light in specific paths. In an ALR screen, it reflects the projector’s light directly to the viewer while absorbing or deflecting ambient light, preventing the image from appearing washed out.

We provide detailed installation manuals and video tutorials.
No specialized tools are required, making it easy for users to install the screen themselves. We recommend two people work together; installation can usually be completed within a reasonable time, depending on the specific situation.

The ALR screen is specially designed to counter natural light. Compared with a standard screen, it offers a significant improvement in contrast. However, the actual improvement may vary depending on factors such as the environment and projector brightness. Please refer to your own setup for the final viewing experience.

No. It uses diffuse reflection technology rather than mirror reflection, so it’s not glaring and is gentle on the eyes. When paired with a projector, it allows for comfortable long-term viewing.

The product is currently available in standard 120-inch sizes (16:9 aspect ratio). Custom sizes or other projection ratios are not supported at this time. Any future updates will be announced promptly on our official website and sales platforms, so please stay tuned.

The screen surface is treated to be dustproof and mildew-resistant.
For daily cleaning, gently wipe it with a clean, damp cloth. Under normal use and maintenance conditions, it can maintain image quality for a long time, offering good durability with resistance to deformation and fading.
The actual lifespan may vary depending on the environment and usage habits.

The Fresnel structure is directional. Make sure the screen’s top and bottom are correctly oriented (usually marked), and the projection light aligns with the screen’s designed angle. Otherwise, brightness and clarity will be seriously affected.

Yes, gently wipe the screen surface with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Do not use alcohol, detergents, or corrosive cleaners, as they can damage the Fresnel coating.