There are a number of different mounting options available for your electronic scoreboard, depending on the scoreboard size, whether it will be installed on a field, a wall, or is a portable option.
Support Frames
Commonly used for outdoor scoreboard installations, these frames are typically installed in a concrete footing slab standing roughly 2m from the ground and then the scoreboard is installed onto the frames.
Mounting Brackets
Mounting brackets are suitable for smaller, lighter scoreboards – these boards can have a mounting kit provided and installed on walls.
Trolley
If you can’t have your scoreboard installed in a fixed position OR would prefer the flexibility of a portable scoreboard, a scoreboard trolley is a great option. Obviously there are scoreboard size limits for portable trolleys, but generally any scoreboard that can fit through a double door can sit on a portable trolley.
For expert advice on scoreboard installation and mounting options, contact the AusSport team.
Can a digital scoreboard be used for multiple sports?
Digital scoreboards can often be used for multiple sports if they are a multi-sport or programmable scoreboard, which is a great option for many sports venues and schools. For instance, an AFL scoreboard can also be used as a cricket scoreboard, as well as for soccer, rugby
How to choose the right digit size for your digital scoreboard
Factors to consider when choosing scoreboard digit size Choosing the right scoreboard digit size is an important consideration when purchasing a new digital scoreboard. The ideal scoreboard digit size primarily depends on how far away your spectators or audience will be. Small Venues or Training Grounds: 100mm
How to make money from your digital scoreboard
It’s easy to think of a scoreboard as simply a cost to your sports club, an asset that has been hard-earned through club funds and volunteer fundraising. Or, if you are considering purchasing a scoreboard, have you dismissed the idea of upgrading to a premium version due