Fair-Play Volleyball Scoreboards
Fair-Play volleyball scoreboards deliver the match information fans need to follow along, from team scores and sets won to timeouts left and the score of each previous set. The units use three LED digit colors (red, amber, and green) to clearly separate time, score, and set information, and the game score section shows how each set finished so everyone knows how close your team is to a win.
BUILT FOR VOLLEYBALL
The functions of a scoreboard in volleyball are unique when compared to other team sports, and we understand that. This is why we offer a range of volleyball scoreboards that provide the information that players, coaches, and fans need to keep up with the action. These include options that track scores for three sets, as well as indicators for the serving team in addition to standard displays such as the game clock and the overall score.
The LED indicator lights we use offer greater visibility from long distances, along with longer lifespans and lower power consumption. We also offer a wide range of color selections for the main board as well as the trim, so these displays can fit into virtually any team or organization’s visual identity.
When combined with one of our full-color LED digital displays, you can add multimedia capabilities to show public service announcements, instant replays, and sponsored messages. You also have a range of options when it comes to controllers, from hand switches to control panels.
Choosing the Right Volleyball Scoreboard for Your Gym
When comparing volleyball scoreboards for sale, start with how your gym is used. Many schools play volleyball and basketball in the same gym, so the volleyball scoreboard often works alongside the main basketball scoreboard rather than replacing it. Other facilities, such as club volleyball centers, want a dedicated volleyball board on every court.
Next, decide what information fans and officials need during a match. A volleyball scoreboard should show the score for each team, the current set and the number of sets won. Many programs also want timeouts left, a serving indicator and the scores from previous sets so everyone can see how the match has unfolded.
Viewing distance matters too. The board should be easy to read from the benches, the scorer’s table and the top row of the bleachers, and larger gyms benefit from longer panels with bigger digits.
Volleyball Scoreboards and Game Score Panels
Fair-Play offers two ways to keep score for volleyball. The VB-1611-4 is a complete volleyball scoreboard, 9′ long and 6′ high, that shows team scores, sets won, the set number, timeouts left and game scores on a single cabinet.
For gyms that already have a basketball or multi-sport scoreboard, Fair-Play volleyball game score panels mount below the main board and track up to four previous game scores. These 2′-high panels are available in 9′, 12′, 15′ and 18′ lengths (VB-1610-4, VB-1712-4, VB-1609-4 and VB-1718-4), so you can match the width of the scoreboard above. The VB-1609-4 also shows sets won.
Every cabinet can be finished in a wide range of colors and trims to match your team or school, and options such as electronic team names and rear-illuminated captions help make the board your own.
Controls and Accessories for Volleyball
Volleyball scoreboards are run from the scorer’s table with the same family of Fair-Play controllers used for basketball. Wired controllers like the MP-70 suit gyms with a fixed scorer’s table, while wireless controllers like the MP-80 give the operator more freedom in multi-use gyms. Hand switches are also available for officials who need direct control of the clock.
Game clocks, electronic team names and rear-illuminated captions complete the setup. Planning volleyball panels and accessories at the same time as the main scoreboard keeps the controls, wiring and finish consistent across your gym.
Volleyball Scoreboard or LED Video Display?
A traditional LED volleyball scoreboard is the most direct way to keep score, sets and timeouts in front of everyone. Gyms that want a bigger match-day experience can add an indoor LED video display to show replays, player introductions, graphics and sponsor messages. Many schools start with a scoreboard and game score panels and add video later. See all Fair-Play LED video displays and video boards.
How Much Does a Volleyball Scoreboard Cost?
There is no single price that applies to every gym. Cost depends on whether you need a complete volleyball scoreboard or a game score panel for an existing board, the panel length, controls, color options and installation. Mounting location, available power and the run from the scorer’s table to the board also affect the scope of the project.
Reviewing these details before requesting a quote helps keep the project on budget. A Fair-Play specialist can recommend a volleyball scoreboard or panel that fits your gym, your existing equipment and your budget.
Work With Fair-Play
Fair-Play has been building scoreboards since 1934, and our volleyball scoreboards are designed, built and supported by one team. We offer local installation and service in all 50 states, so your board is supported long after the first serve. Request a quote and tell us about your gym, and we’ll help you find the right volleyball scoreboard.
