Trampoline Controlled Arcade Game

KD-12 connects trampoline input with on-screen racing in a tall display cabinet. The blue padded platform, handlebar and separate payment pillar create a distinct active-play position within an indoor arcade. For venue operators and distributors, the purchase should start with the intended users, site layout, game build and operating plan. The illustrations use neutral artwork to explain the equipment configuration; the screen graphics are illustrative.

Position the equipment where players can approach and leave without crossing a busy walkway. Allow a nearby waiting area with a clear caregiver or staff sightline, then check the supplied operating and service clearances. Review the ceiling, entrances, lift and delivery route against an approved drawing. The listed cabinet footprint does not include every space needed for use, inspection or maintenance. Scene images are proposed placements, not customer installations.

The supplier page and brochure list W 55.5 × D 87.5 × H 108 inches. The linked drawings show W 1407.2 × D 2215.6 × H 2735.5 mm. Converting the page values to millimetres gives differences of 2.5 mm in width, 6.9 mm in depth and 7.7 mm in height. Both sets remain visible here because the reason for the discrepancy has not been established. Request a dated drawing for the exact ordered build before approving installation or freight handling.

Ask for a demonstration from payment or credit entry through instructions, trampoline input, game response, scoring and the end of the session. Check how the operator adjusts the game and restores service after an interrupted session. Agree the supplied game version, language, setup information and commercial-use entitlement in the offer. Generic graphics in the gallery do not identify the installed software or prove a particular game feature.

The reference supplier lists competition with up to eight linked units. If you plan a linked layout, state the number of machines, separation between positions and your network arrangements. Request the compatible software versions, required connection hardware, commissioning steps and a demonstration of the complete proposed group. Include cable routes, service access and how one offline machine affects the group in the configuration review.

The reference image shows a separate black pillar with a coin mechanism and a ticket outlet. For your venue, specify the currency, token or card system and whether ticket operation is required. Confirm fitted devices, interfaces, credits, ticket settings, account access and any ongoing fees. The pictured fittings identify review points; the quotation defines the payment and ticket equipment supplied with your order.

Request the exact-version rider limits, instructions, inspection routine and staff training information. Review the trampoline surface, padding, rails, handlebar, fixings and platform exterior using those instructions. Agree when a machine should be taken out of service, how faults are recorded, and who can perform each maintenance task. Ask for replacement padding and wear-part references, lead times for spares, troubleshooting steps and warranty responsibilities. Visible padding alone does not establish a permitted rider age, load rating or certification.

Share your artwork, quantity and requested changes. Branding and adjustments to an existing configuration can be quoted together, with a clear artwork proof and included scope. Structural changes, changes to the input system, or software development require a separate feasibility review, cost and schedule. Confirm the effects on manuals, support and destination documentation before agreeing major changes. No fixed customization quantity is assumed.

The supplier separates packing information for the monitor cabinet and trampoline base. Use those figures as reference inputs and request a current packing list for the offered version before booking transport. Confirm how each package is secured, moved, unloaded and assembled, with protection for the screen, rails and platform. Keep net weight, each package gross weight and the shipment total distinct. Agree the responsibilities for installation, initial checks, payment setup and linked-game commissioning.

Send your destination, quantity and venue type, then add a site plan, intended users and preferred payment system. Include linked-play requirements, artwork, required documents and your opening date if known. Request separate prices for equipment, payment devices, selected options, branding or development, spares, packing and freight. Review availability, production timing, quotation validity, warranty scope and local receiving costs before confirming the order.