1. Basketball Shooting Machine with a Triple Scoreboard
The BLEE basketball shooting machine shows three red displays above the rim. Highest, score and goals read side by side, so players see the hall record while they shoot. A white LED canopy arcs over the cage, and blue strips run down the lane. Castors sit under the base, so the unit moves without a trolley.
2. Cage, Backboard and LED Canopy
Black mesh cages the lane on both sides and across the top. The backboard carries a sunburst print behind a steel rim. White bars light the canopy in steps, which frames the machine from a distance. A steel frame holds the cage upright. The rim takes a standard indoor net.
3. Lane, Balls and Control Deck
The lane slopes from front to back, so balls roll toward the player after a shot. A printed court wraps the roll surface, with arrows marking the shooting spots. Two buttons sit on the deck, and both light when credit is added. Balls return to a tray at the base of the cage. The deck edge is padded.
4. Front Panel on the Basketball Shooting Machine
The front panel carries a white line drawing of a ball character. A chrome coin mech and a keyed lock sit to the right of the graphic. White strips run down both front corners. The panel is powder-coated steel, which resists scuffs in a busy hall. Four screws release it for service.
5. Placement, Power and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. The basketball shooting machine ships with the cage folded, then bolts upright on delivery. Leave two metres behind the deck for the shooting stance. A 150 W supply runs the displays, strips and sensors. Lock the castors once the lane faces the aisle.
Specs at a Glance
