1. Basketball Arcade Machine with a Caged Hoop
The BLEE basketball arcade machine stands tall with a caged hoop at the top. Black mesh runs down both sides, which keeps loose balls inside the lane. A colour LED arch crowns the frame and cycles through hues. Players shoot from the front deck at the rim overhead. The cabinet sits on castors, so one person can roll it.
2. Backboard, Rim and Score Screen
A flame-printed backboard holds an orange rim and a white net. A small screen above the hoop counts the clock and the score. Sensors in the rim of the basketball arcade machine detect each basket. Rounds last sixty seconds by default, with a longer mode for events. The panel is acrylic, so it resists cracks.
3. Ball Tray and Control Deck
Six balls rest in a return tray below the backboard, within easy reach. The deck holds two start buttons and a joystick at the front edge. Balls are rubber, sized for indoor play, and roll back down a sloped channel. A padded lip on the tray stops them bouncing out. Staff check pressure weekly.
4. Coin Door on the Basketball Arcade Machine
A steel coin door sits on the front panel, with a note stacker beside it. Both lock with a barrel key, and the cash box slides out for collection. Blue strips mark the lower corners, so the machine reads at night. Ticket payout can be added through the same door. The orange panel is printed vinyl over steel.
5. Placement, Power and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. Allow two metres of clear space in front for the shooting stance. A 150 W supply runs the lights, screen and sensors. The basketball arcade machine ships partly assembled, with the cage folded flat. Bolt the frame down where the floor slopes.
Specs at a Glance
