1P220V Portable Single-Cylinder Lottery Machine with Camera

The 1P220V is Jisun's portable single cylinder lottery machine: an air-blow draw unit with a clear mixing chamber, a built-in camera and screen that show the drawn number live, and a light plastic body on casters. It holds 10 solid balls as standard, runs on single-phase 220V, and ships in a wooden crate — built for small lottery agents and event organizers who move between venues.

Where does this portable single cylinder lottery machine fit best?

Because the whole unit is a light plastic housing on caster wheels, it works anywhere a full-size draw cabinet would be too heavy or too permanent. One operator can roll it through standard doorways, position it against a wall or at center stage, plug it into a single-phase 220V outlet, and be ready to draw. The camera and screen above the chamber show the selected number to the whole room, so even a small venue gets a transparent, recorded draw. The four scenarios below are the ones our buyers deploy it in most.

Shopping mall promotion draws

Place the machine at the center of an atrium promotion or beside the redemption counter. The elevated screen sits above crowd head height, so shoppers on the second floor railing can still read the drawn number. A staff member loads the 10 solid balls, starts the air-blow mixing, and the camera feed on screen carries the moment of selection. Allow a 220V outlet within cable reach of the promotion zone and a clear corridor for wheeling the machine in before opening hours; the caster base passes through standard service doors without dismantling.

Retail store openings and anniversary raffles

For a grand-opening raffle, the machine usually stands just inside the entrance or on a small raised platform by the checkout area, where the queue can watch the draw. One host operates it: balls go in, the chamber mixes, the camera shows the winning number on screen, and the host announces it. Because the body is plastic and light, two staff can lift it over a step or reposition it mid-event if crowd flow changes. Confirm the store has a grounded 220V socket near the display spot — no dedicated circuit work is needed.

Community lottery agents and small draw rooms

Small agents running scheduled number draws use the 1P220V as a compact daily machine. Set it on a low stand or directly on its caster base facing the audience seating, with the camera screen angled toward the room. The typical session runs ball check, chamber load, air-blow draw, on-screen number display, and a recorded result for the session log. The wooden crate it ships in doubles as safe storage between sessions if the room is shared with other activities.

Hotel ballrooms and corporate event nights

For gala dinners, staff parties, and conference lucky draws, the machine wheels in through the banquet service corridor and sets up on stage beside the MC. The camera and screen matter most here: instead of the host reading a ball number to a skeptical room, the whole audience watches the number appear on the display. Check ceiling height only if you plan a stage riser, keep the power run along the stage edge, and plan a single 220V drop point — the draw itself takes under a minute per round.

How do the built-in camera and screen support a transparent draw?

The camera is mounted to watch the chamber and ball outlet, and its feed goes straight to the display screen above the machine. When the air blower pushes the mixed balls and one is selected, the audience sees the number magnified on the screen at the same moment the operator does. This removes the most common dispute in small-venue draws — 'I couldn't see which ball came out' — without any external projector or extra cabling. For agents who keep session records, the camera view also serves as the visual reference for each draw.

What power and space conditions does the 1P220V need on site?

The machine runs on single-phase 220V, the standard outlet supply in most markets, so venues need no transformer or three-phase wiring. Its plastic body keeps the unit light enough for one person to wheel and two people to lift over a threshold, and the caster base rolls across tile, carpet, and stage boards. For audience sightlines, position the unit so the chamber and screen face the crowd — the screen sits at the top of the machine, visible over standing viewers. Leave working room behind the unit for the operator to load balls and manage the draw.

Can the ball capacity and design be customized?

Yes. The standard chamber holds 10 solid balls of 4 cm diameter, which suits digit draws and small-pool lucky draws. If your game needs a different ball count, we set the machine up to your required capacity before delivery. Custom-designed machines are equally welcome: tell us your game rules, and we configure the machine accordingly — this is how many of our buyers' game-specific units have been built. Capacity and appearance requests are confirmed at quotation stage so the machine arrives ready for your game, not adapted after the fact.

How is the machine packed and cared for between events?

Every 1P220V leaves the factory in a wooden crate sized to the unit, protecting the clear chamber, camera, and screen through export freight and the repeated van trips of an event schedule. For daily care, wipe the plastic housing and chamber with a damp soft cloth only — no special cleaning agents are needed. Never scrape the surface with sharp tools, as scratches on the clear panels cannot be repaired and will show on camera during the draw.