Professional snooker shot clock and scoreboard for clubs and tournaments

The clock’s main mode and purpose is to run Snooker Shoot-Out tournaments where every frame lasts 10 minutes.

For the first 5 minutes of the frame players have 15 seconds per shot however for the last 5 minutes the shot time is reduced to 10 seconds.

The clock beeps 3, 2, 1 second before and the end of the shot. A football whistle sounds when the frame time is over.

Snooker 900 tournaments with 15 minutes frames are also popular

Players have 20 seconds for shot, you can count frames

The clock beeps 3, 2, 1 second before and the end of the shot. A football whistle sounds when the frame time is over.

In this mode you can display frames and turn on shot clock if required
(45 sec).

Frame score is displayed in the top left corner, on the right you can see the current break score.

clock also has a mode with 25 minutes frames

Players have 25 seconds for shot, you can count frames.

The clock beeps 3, 2, 1 second before and the end of the shot. A football whistle sounds when the frame time is over.

Add a live score overlay to your snooker broadcasts. The Wi-Fi scoreboard provides a score graphic that streaming software such as vMix can display alongside your table camera. The referee updates scores using the remote control.

The clock doesn’t have any buttons or switches. It's fully operated via the remote control.

Usually the clock is connected to the table's power network and turns on when the table light is turned on. All remote controls are interchangeable.

Every clock has a remote ID, it can be set on the remote. Up to 20 devices in one room.