Our solar display boards are an innovation Made in Germany! The eye-catcher on every football pitch, whether it's a lower league or a premier league!

Do you want a different size, a sponsor board, your club logo, or a specific mounting option for the display board? Simply contact us with your requests.

Features

- Power supply completely with solar energy (panels are integrated into the display)
- No additional connections or cables required! The display can be used mobile.
- An integrated battery can bridge 60 days without sunlight.
- Ball throw proof (DIN 18032, III)
- Maintenance-free. No additional electricity costs.
- Easy operation with a remote control (included, including 1 lithium button cell type CR2032; range 500m)
- Power consumption 0.05 W (completely covered by the power of the sun)
- Perfect readability, especially under direct sunlight. (Visible distance 200m, viewing angle 170 degrees)

The innovative solar scoreboard is a high-quality product Made in Germany and operates exclusively on solar power. The integrated solar panels ensure that rising electricity prices can be of no concern to you in the future. No additional connections or cables are required. The built-in battery can bridge a period of 60 days without any sunlight. With the included wireless remote control, operating the scoreboard is extremely easy. The range is up to 500 meters. The soccer scoreboard (but can also be used for other sports) is impact resistant (DIN 18032, III) and can be equipped with additional options upon request and for an additional charge, such as mounting options (floodlight mast, ball fence, shallow foundation) or a sponsor board.

Details of the solar scoreboard FA 100/2:
- Dimensions: 180 x 90 x 7 cm (length x width x depth)
- Digit height: 45 cm
- Weight: 50 kg
- Impact resistant (DIN 18032, III)
- Power supply completely with solar energy (panels are integrated into the scoreboard)
- No additional connections or cables needed! The scoreboard can be used as a mobile unit.
- A built-in battery can bridge a period of 60 days without sunlight.