1. Countdown Dial Above the Lane
The BLEE electronic basketball machine puts a circular countdown dial at the centre of the backboard. Highest record, total score and stage counters sit around it in orange digits. Lavender LED bars arch over the cage, and strips run down both posts. Four balls rest in the lit tray. Castors let staff angle the lane toward passing traffic.
2. LED Canopy and Cage Frame
Three light bars step across the top, framing the backboard from a distance. Magenta strips edge the cage posts and the base corners in an X pattern. Black mesh covers both sides of the hoop arcade, which keeps rebounds inside the lane. The uprights bolt to the base plate. A steel rail stiffens the top of the cage.
3. Lane and Button Deck on the Electronic Basketball Machine
The lane runs flat from the tray to the backboard, with a printed graphic at the front edge. Four rubber balls sit within reach on this timed hoop game. A spare spot is marked on the tray. Red and green buttons start one or two players. A card reader sits at the right corner. Sensors behind the rim count every clean shot.
4. Front Panel on the Electronic Basketball Machine
The front panel is black, with white line art of a dribbling ball character beside a hoop outline. Bold lettering sits at the top right of the graphic. A coin mech and a keyed lock break the artwork at the centre. Powder-coated steel on the countdown basketball machine wipes clean after a busy night. Four screws release the panel.
5. Placement, Power and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. The electronic basketball machine ships with the cage folded and bolts upright on site. Leave two metres behind the deck for the shooting stance. A 150 W supply runs the dial, lights and sensors. Lock the castors once the lane is set.
Specs at a Glance
