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Stramatel "SCX12" 12-Second Timer
product detailsThe Stramatel "SCX12" shot clock times ball possession of the attacking team and is easy to use.
- Suitable for outdoor use
- A convenient way to time ball possession
- Built-in horn producing 96 dBa with range of 1 m
- Incl. carry case for control panel
- To be placed on the floor
Product description
The Stramatel "SCX12" shot clock: FIBA-approved
The Stramatel "SCX12" shot clock is a 12-second countdown timer, displaying ball possession in basketball. It is designed for outdoor use, but the control panel and charger must not be exposed to bad weather. The ball-proof, anti-glare polycarbonate front makes the time easy to read even in bright sunlight. Transportation is easy too, thanks to the carry case included. The scoreboard is level 3 FIBA-certified and approved. On request, we can also provide the Stramatel 24-second shot clock with FIBA level 2 & 1 approval (Bundesliga).
Display:
The Stramatel "SCX12" shot clock is a 12-second countdown timer, displaying ball possession in basketball. It is designed for outdoor use, but the control panel and charger must not be exposed to bad weather. The ball-proof, anti-glare polycarbonate front makes the time easy to read even in bright sunlight. Transportation is easy too, thanks to the carry case included. The scoreboard is level 3 FIBA-certified and approved. On request, we can also provide the Stramatel 24-second shot clock with FIBA level 2 & 1 approval (Bundesliga).
Display:
- 12-second attack time: 2 red digits (23 cm)
- End of attack time: 1 red dot (5 cm)
Shot clock rule introduced in 2014
In 2014, FIBA amended some official basketball rules, including that the 24-second shot clock be reset to 14 seconds in specific instances.
This means, you must be able to set your shot clock to display a 24-second or a 14-second countdown timer by pressing the relevant button.
The new-generation 452-series Stramatel shot clocks already have this feature. The control panels of the shot clocks manufactured before 2013 must be converted. Please contact us for a quote if you need help with this.
Introduced in October 2019
Since October 2019, the last 5 ball possession seconds shall not be displayed in seconds but tenths of seconds.
Tempted to introduce basketball to your school or club? Order the Stramatel "SCX12" shot clock from Sport-Thieme now.
In 2014, FIBA amended some official basketball rules, including that the 24-second shot clock be reset to 14 seconds in specific instances.
This means, you must be able to set your shot clock to display a 24-second or a 14-second countdown timer by pressing the relevant button.
The new-generation 452-series Stramatel shot clocks already have this feature. The control panels of the shot clocks manufactured before 2013 must be converted. Please contact us for a quote if you need help with this.
Introduced in October 2019
Since October 2019, the last 5 ball possession seconds shall not be displayed in seconds but tenths of seconds.
Tempted to introduce basketball to your school or club? Order the Stramatel "SCX12" shot clock from Sport-Thieme now.
Technical Details
| Type of sport | 3x3 Basketball |
|---|---|
| Version | Impact-resistant, Mobile unit, Seconds scoreboard |
| Area of use | Outdoor |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Dimensions | 50x30x6.5 cm |
| Weight | 4 kg |
| Colour | Black |
| Number of digits | 2 digits |
| Digit height | 23 cm |
| Range of vision | Up to 100 m |
| Viewing angle | >160° |
| Control | Wireless |
| Power supply | Battery-powered |
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