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INSTALLING MOUNTING POLES OR I-BEAMS

The following information for installing the mounting poles/

beams are suggestions only. Local codes, field placement, 

scoreboard options, customer preference, and other special 

considerations will determine the specifics of your installation, 

including footer specifications, above ground height, and total 

length of the poles/I-beams   

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. 

1 /

Install the two (2) mounting poles/beams (supplied by the 

customer) on the field 11’-8” (eleven feet, eight inches) center 

to center with 15’-6”(*) of pole/beam above ground (refer to the 

installation diagram below). If a sponsor panel is to be mounted 

above the scoreboard, leave 17’-0” (*) of pole/beam above 

ground (an additional 21”).

Remember: Keep boom and lines away from power lines to 

avoid shock or electrical burn

2 /

The poles / I-beams must be set into concrete footers. Make 

sure the poles are level and plumb and spaced on recommended 

11

8"

 centers. The mounting faces of poles/I-beams must be 

straight with each other.  

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. 

RE-USING OLD COLUMNS

If you plan to re-use old columns to install your scoreboard, 

please take measurements of your columns and call technical 

support at 800-411-3136 to discuss further instructions. 

NOTE: The location of the disconnect switch after 

installation shall comply with Article 600 of the 

National Electric Code.

I - BEAM

PIPE

11’8” @ Centerline  

11’8” @ Centerline  

15’ - 6” To Top 

of Beam/Pole 

With No Sponsor 

Panels 

Depth 

Determined by 

Local Codes 

11’8” 

16’

2’2”

11’8”

6’

5’

10’

Depth 

Determined by 

Local Codes 

Summary of Contents for 3315

Page 1: ...MODEL 3315 Installation Manual...

Page 2: ...for the period specified in the warranty from the date of invoice SERVICE Technical Support is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week 1 800 411 3136 https www varsityscoreboards com support contact s...

Page 3: ...nstalling this scoreboard for a client please return the manual to the individual in charge of the scoreboard upon completion of installation SCOREBOARD DIMENSIONS 16 wide x 5 tall x 8 depth A NOTE TO...

Page 4: ...ALLATION OVERVIEW 7 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 8 DETERMINING LOCATION AND ORIENTATION 9 INSTALLING MOUNTING POLES OR I BEAMS 10 MOUNTING THE SCOREBOARD 11 12 INSTALLING SPONSOR PANELS 13 14 TESTING INSTAL...

Page 5: ...board Shipped in two 2 sections Please inspect all shipping containers upon arrival for damage and ensure that you have all of the parts listed below ITEMS IN LARGE PACKAGE S Mounting Tools 16 mountin...

Page 6: ...hat aren t sighted for as damaged upon arrival The shipper is responsible for filing a claim unless shipped 3rd party 1 Note DAMAGED on the Delivery Receipt Form including details of the type of damag...

Page 7: ...ion applies to all Follow this guide as closely as possible to ensure proper installation 1 Review the product specifications below to determine your specific installation hardware 2 Determine the sco...

Page 8: ...mounting hardware supplied by installer others OVERALL DIMENSIONS 16 L x 5 W x 8 D shipped in two 2 sections WEIGHT Hanging weight approximately 490 lbs Shipping weight approximately 555 lbs POWER RE...

Page 9: ...d the system be used to score a daytime or afternoon game The scoreboard should be positioned so that sunlight does not glare off its face In the U S placement on the South or West side of the field i...

Page 10: ...0 of pole beam above ground an additional 21 Remember Keep boom and lines away from power lines to avoid shock or electrical burn 2 The poles I beams must be set into concrete footers Make sure the p...

Page 11: ...rd arrange the panels in order A B from RIGHT to LEFT face down with the top away from the mounting poles or I beams Keep the panels aligned at the top and against each other making sure not to pinch...

Page 12: ...l the bottom sponsor panel if included in the installation 7 Raise the scoreboard to the mounting poles or I Beams and at the proper height use a clamp at one pole or I beam to hold that corner in pla...

Page 13: ...SPONSOR PANELS NOTE DETERMINE NUMBER OF SPONSOR PANELS BEING INSTALLED AND THEIR LOCATION 6 Mounting Brackets 7 3 8 16 x 3 4 Bolts 14 M3 8 Flat Washers 7 3 8 16 Hex Nuts 18 8 x 1 2 Self Tap Screws 2...

Page 14: ...for top mounted installations or against the bottom of the scoreboard for bottom mounted installations The face of the panel should be flat against the scoreboard s front flange See Figure 1 3 Using t...

Page 15: ...e screen will display Segment Test and Segments Off Press the down arrow once to display Segments On When all segments are on all digits should display 8 4 Press the down arrow again to display Digits...

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