Redemption & skill
Rotating Bucket Ball Drop Arcade Machine
A single drop button, moving buckets and an enclosed ball-play area make this a distinct choice for an arcade redemption bay. Start with the cabinet and ceiling plan, then match the game, payment and ticket setup to your venue.
Specifications & configuration
- Intended setting
- Arcade redemption bays; Family entertainment centres; Bowling and leisure centres
- Game format
- Timed ball release into rotating buckets; the reference describes a 50-ball game. Rules and payout settings follow the quoted software.
- Cabinet width × depth
- 38.5 × 43 in. The reference manual rounds these values to 98 × 110 cm. Add player, access and service space.
- Overall height with marquee
- Listed settings: 109 / 116 / 123 in. The reference manual describes a 109–123 in adjustment range. Confirm the selected assembly height.
- Reference weight
- 650 lb net; 740 lb shipping. These are reference figures. Obtain the actual packing list for your shipment.
- Electrical requirement
- Source conflict: the product page lists 6 A at 115 V; the manual lists a maximum of 5.5 A. Both list 3 A at 230 V. Use the quoted unit’s rating plate and matching installation instructions.
- Payment and ticket setup
- Specify your coin, bill or cashless reader and paper-ticket or electronic-ticket requirement. Compatibility and included hardware are confirmed in the quote.
- Packing and delivery
- Request package count, largest packed piece, gross weights, access requirements and assembly scope for the selected build.
- Price, availability and lead time
- Quoted for the selected configuration, quantity and destination. Equipment, requested changes, packing and freight should be itemized.
- Your configuration
- Confirm cabinet finish, power, plug and payment interface.
- Price & delivery
- Quoted by model, quantity and destination.