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dimensions for the footers vary depending on local building codes, soil & weather conditions,
and scoreboard size. Consult with local building officials for the required pole sizes and footer
construction regarding this installation. A local architect, structural engineer, or sign installer
may also be a source of assistance.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT MOUNT THE SCOREBOARD TO A WALL. A MINIMUM OF 18” – 24”
CLEARANCE MUST BE MAINTAINED FOR ACCESS TO THE BACK OF THE SCOREBOARD
CABINET. CONTROL MODULE, POWER, AND SIGNAL CABLE CONNECTIONS ARE
ACCESSED ON THE BACK OF THE SCOREBOARD.
MOUNTING THE SCOREBOARD
NOTE: IF THE POLES/I-BEAMS ARE NOT IN ALIGNMENT --- SHIMS MAY BE
NEEDED TO MOUNT THE SCOREBOARD PROPERLY. MOUNTING THE
SCOREBOARD WITH THE POLES/I-BEAMS OUT OF ALIGNMENT MAY DAMAGE
THE SCOREBOARD AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
1) Using the lift holes provided, connect a lift device to the scoreboard, as in the image below.
2) Lift the scoreboard into place to the desired height, ensuring that the scoreboard is level.
3) Secure the scoreboard to the poles/beams using the mounting flanges attached to the
scoreboard. The unit must be attached to each pole/beam on top and bottom.
4) If using steel I-beams, either weld the mounting flanges to the supports, or drill the
mounting flanges and supports to use bolts, washers, and nuts to secure the scoreboard to
the I-beams.
5) If galvanized steel poles are being used, weld or bolt steel angles to the mounting flanges,
which can then be welded to or bolted through the pole. Refer to the figure below for
detailed illustrations of these suggested mounting methods.
