VARSITY Scoreboards 2210, Installation Manual, Page: 9 / 16

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MOUNTING THE SHOT CLOCKS ON A WALL
Carefully remove each shot clock from its packaging, making sure
not to pry against or cut into the clock’s cabinet. Inspect each unit
for shipping damage according to the instructions on page 6.
1 /
Connect a lift device to the hanging/lifting holes on the top of the
clock and lift the unit into place. Refer to the illustration to see the
location of the hanging/lifting holes.
If anchors are to be used, use the pre-drilled mounting holes in
the left and right mounting flanges as a template for marking the
drill locations for the anchors, two (2) through the left mounting
flanges and two (2) through the right mounting flange.
2 /
Move the clock away from the wall and drill the holes for the an -
chors. Install the anchors in the wall. Refer to the illustration to see
the location of mounting flanges and mounting holes.
3 /
Once the anchors are installed (or if no anchors are to be used)
the clock may be fastened securely to the wall. Use hardware
appropriate for the surface to which the unit will be mounted.
4 /
For concrete or concrete block walls, the use of bolts and
anchors is recommended. No mounting brackets are necessary as
the pre-drilled mounting flanges on the left and right of the clock
are used to mount the unit directly to the wall.
5 /
The clock must be attached to the wall securely through both
mounting holes in the left mounting flange and both mounting
holes in the right mounting flange. Refer to the illustration to see
the location of the mounting flanges and mounting holes.
NOTE: The location of the disconnect switch after
installation shall comply with Article 600 of the National
Electric Code.