Minnesota Electrician

Horizon Electric Company

21483 Grenada Avenue
Suite 180
Lakeville, MN 55044
ph: 952-985-8088
fax: 952-985-8098
tony.horizonelectric@yahoo.com

Custom Home Theaters by Horizon Electric

WHY A HOME THEATER? A home theater system is about bringing the excitement of a big screen movie theater into your home for you and your family to enjoy. Stimulate your visual sense with the crisp life-like-imagery of high-definition television. Integrate a surround sound system that will allow you to feel a part of the action, suspense or drama. Even before you turn it on it will make a powerful statement in your home.

OUR APPROACH IS SIMPLE. It starts with a free in home consultation. At this meeting Horizon Electric will present possible theater designs, listen to customer expectations and educate you about products currently on the market. Next, we will present a specific design with upfront pricing. After final decisions have been made, Horizon Electric will install, test and demonstrate the system. When we leave the job you will have a complete understanding of how to operate your system.

FEATURED PRODUCTS

1. Philips Pronto TSU9800 Remote

With a razor-sharp, full-size 6.4” VGA display, the Pronto TSU9800 touch screen control panel is even easier to operate than other models. Some consumers will appreciate the readability of the larger screen while others prefer the possibility of displaying more icons or menu options on one single screen.

2. Vutec "Silverstar" Front Projection Screen

SilverStar™ is Vutec’s patented front projection screen that delivers the ultimate in picture quality. This award wining screen provides high brightness, vivid colors, high contrast and a 180 degree viewing area, putting it in a class by itself as a truly revolutionary high-definition screen.

SilverStar’s superior performance begins with it’s innovative, patented technology—a silver-based material combined with multiple optical layers to provide a gain of 6.0. This state-of-the-art technology increases color saturation while expanding contrast in either controlled or uncontrolled lighting environments.

3. Universal Remote MX-810

Once programmed, the MX-810’s color screen labels the six adjacent buttons with whatever functions are needed at the moment. The labels for the buttons change based on what the user is watching or listening to. If a user selects “Watching TV,” he or she will see a list of buttons useful for watching TV. If a user selects “DVD,” the buttons will control the DVD player.