4D-V2 Pick 4 Lotto Machine with Four Displays

The 4D-V2 is a multi-cylinder pick 4 lotto machine with display built for operators who run televised or stage-style four-digit draws in front of a live audience. It stands 183 cm tall — significantly higher than the 156 cm 4D-V1 — and combines four transparent spherical mixing chambers with four front-facing displays, so every digit of the draw is mixed and shown in its own dedicated position. Each cylinder holds up to 10 solid EVA balls of 4 cm diameter with numbers printed on six sides.

What Makes This Pick 4 Lotto Machine with Display Different from the 4D-V1?

The difference is presentation height and audience visibility. The 4D-V2 keeps the same four-cylinder, four-digit draw logic as the 4D-V1, but raises the whole machine to 183 cm against a 149 cm wide and 60 cm deep footprint. On a stage or in a hall, that extra height puts the mixing chambers close to eye level for a standing audience and makes the four result screens readable from further back. If your draw is run in front of crowds, cameras, or a live event host rather than behind a counter, the taller cabinet is the practical reason to choose the V2 over the V1. The draw mechanics, ball format and per-cylinder capacity stay the same, so operators already familiar with the V1 do not need to change their game rules, ball sets or draw procedures.

How Do the 4D-V2's Specifications Affect Your Purchase Decision?

Every measurable parameter of the 4D-V2 answers a concrete procurement question: whether the machine fits your venue, whether the ball format matches your game, and how it will survive export shipping. The table below maps each key specification to what it means when you are planning an installation.

Two practical notes follow from these numbers. First, at 149 cm wide and 60 cm deep, the machine passes through most commercial double doors but should be measured against your venue's narrowest point before ordering. Second, because each cylinder takes up to 10 balls, you can run a full 0-9 game per digit or scale down for shorter promotional draws without any hardware change — you simply load fewer balls.

How Does the Four-Cylinder Air-Mixing Draw Work?

Each of the four transparent spherical chambers is an independent air-mixing unit. When a draw starts, jet air lifts the 4 cm EVA balls inside every sphere at once, keeping them in constant turbulent motion where the audience can see them. A ball is then released from each cylinder in turn, and the digit on that ball is shown on the display directly beneath its chamber. Because the four chambers work in parallel, a complete four-digit result is produced in a single draw sequence — there is no reloading between digits. The six-side printing on each ball means the result digit can be read whether the ball lands facing the audience, the camera, or the side. This layout is what makes the machine a genuine Pick 4 instrument rather than a single-chamber machine adapted to multi-digit games: digit order is fixed by cylinder position, so there is no ambiguity about which number belongs in which place.

Where Does a 183 cm Four-Display Lotto Cabinet Fit Best?

The 4D-V2 is designed for venues where the draw itself is the entertainment. Shopping mall atrium events, arcade and family entertainment center promotions, cinema lobby campaigns and amusement park number draws all benefit from a machine the crowd can gather around. The four front displays face the audience, while the transparent chambers and six-side printed balls keep the mixing visible from the sides as well. For recorded or live-streamed draws, the machine can be paired with an external results monitor, and the cabinet's illuminated base gives it a stage presence under venue lighting. It is a floor-standing unit, so it needs a permanent or semi-permanent position rather than a countertop; if your space is limited, ask us about other form factors in the same draw family.

What Custom and Control Options Are Available for the 4D-V2?

The machine can be configured well beyond the standard manual draw. Available options include RFID ball recognition, so each drawn ball is identified electronically as it leaves the chamber; website integration, so results can be published online as the draw happens; fully automatic operation for unattended or scheduled draws; and remote control for hosts running the draw from a distance. These functions are priced according to configuration, so tell us which ones your game requires when you request a quote. We also build the machine around your game rather than the other way round: if your draw format differs from standard Pick 4 — different number ranges, additional chambers, specific screen content — describe your rules and we will configure the machine to match. Cabinet dimensions and appearance can likewise be adapted to your venue on request.

How Is the Machine Packed, Maintained and Delivered?

Every 4D-V2 leaves the factory in a professional export wooden crate built for long-distance sea or air freight. Day-to-day maintenance is simple: keep sharp tools away from the acrylic surfaces to avoid scratches, and clean the machine with a damp soft cloth — no special detergents are needed. The solid EVA balls are durable under normal draw use, and spare ball sets can be included with your order. For lead time, shipping terms and a configuration-specific quotation, contact our sales team with your venue size, game format and destination port, and we will respond with a complete proposal.