Sport In The box 2 is our latest graphics and sports system used to create immense productions for your LED wall or broadcast production. The playout system lets you create dynamical content with graphics, mixing video cameras and playing commercials.

We have long experience with this type of system and with Sport In The Box 2 we have managed to create a solution that is suited for all different types of arenas. Both small ones where parents want to display club logos, sponsors and maybe a player presentation, and bigger installations where professional technicians want to maximize the usage of the screens and create shows for the public with linked content and commercials.

Use the system as stand alone with the built in game clock module or connect it to your existing clock system, all possibilities are there.

Our LED Video display for volleyball and multisport facilities are specifically made to endure the environment in the arenas. The standard version is 500x500 or 500x1000 mm cabinets that can be combined in multiple ways. The displays can be delivered as a fixed installation on a wall or hanging/stacking solutions. All installations are adapted to suit you and your arena's needs.

Are you considering a Facia, ring or banner? Contact us with your project and we will help out with planning and making it reality.

We always recommend the Saturn Multisport console as a separate clock unit. Saturn is simple with its clear LCD display and has a proven high reliability and quality.

It handles everything from small youth matches up to games in the highest division. From here, results are fed and the clock is controlled. The data is then sent to the sports system and numeric units.

If you wish to show penalties you can select the Saturn 912. The penalty modules can be mounted at the side or beneath the main clock part to suit the installation. The digit height on penalties is 20 cm.

Size: 4600x1050x90 (mm) or 2300x2100x90 (mm)

If you run Score Pilot with a video screen instead of a numeric scoreboard, there is no built-in horn — and that's where we recommend an external physical horn.

The horn is compressor-fed and delivers the sharp, cutting signal that carries across the whole hall. It connects directly to Score Pilot over the network, or via RS422 clock signal for installations that already have that cabling in place.

On a network connection, the horn is assigned a channel between 1 and 20 for the Score Pilot data. In halls divided into two playing areas, that means several horns can run at the same time — each horn listens to its own channel and its own game.

Plug & Play • Powerful compressor horn • Channel 1–20 • Multiple horns in a divided hall