Three things scoreboard installers believe. Myth or fact?
Call each one, then see how other readers called it.
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The control cable needs its own dedicated conduit, separate from the power feed. The article routes the control cable through the same conduit as the power feed, not a separate run. Section ›
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Choosing an ETL-listed scoreboard can skip the special field evaluation during electrical permitting. ETL listing is recognized by electrical authorities nationwide, avoiding the field evaluation that can add four to twelve weeks. Section ›
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Installation typically runs more than half of what the scoreboard itself costs. The article puts installation at fifteen to thirty percent of the scoreboard's purchase price, well under half. Section ›
Written by
Chap McMichael
Vice President of Support Services, Electro-Mech Scoreboard Company
Chap McMichael is Vice President of Support Services at Electro-Mech Scoreboard Company, the family-owned manufacturer that has built scoreboards in Wrightsville, Georgia since 1963.
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