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Indoor and outdoor hockey scoreboards are different products, not two finishes: 12 in. and 9 in. digits on wall or ceiling mounts against 11 in. digits on steel posts. Neither cabinet is watertight - the outdoor one routes water out through drain holes that must not be blocked.
How Period, Penalty Time and Shots on Goal actually behave on an Electro-Mech hockey scoreboard: a queue of four penalties with two running, player numbers attached to each, the Period counting to four with no overtime figure, and the console settings to decide before commissioning.
The four Electro-Mech indoor Hockey scoreboards - sizes, digits, weight and power - how Penalty Timers and Shots On Goal work, and what the company's own sales and shipping record says about the rinks and clubs that order them.
Electro-Mech does not publish scoreboard prices. This guide shows what decides a hockey quote - which of the four indoor cabinets or the outdoor model you need, whether Shots on Goal and Penalty Times are on the face, one face or four, and the work at your rink - with what 276 orders say about who actually buys them.
Buying a hockey scoreboard is a building decision first: what can hang where, how far the farthest seat is, and whether Penalty Times and Shots on Goal belong on the face. Four indoor cabinets, one outdoor model, and what 276 hockey-model orders say about who actually buys them.
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