5D-V2 Five-Cylinder Lottery Machine with TV Displays

The 5D-V2 is a five-cylinder air-blown lottery machine built for televised Pick 5 and 5-digit draw productions. Five transparent sphere cylinders sit on a 1750 mm wide floor cabinet whose front carries five embedded vertical TV screens, each replaying one winning ball. A complete five-digit draw finishes in a 15-second cycle, and every draw parameter is microprocessor-adjustable.

What do the 5D-V2's dimensions mean for your venue?

The cabinet measures 1560 mm high, 1750 mm long and 620 mm deep. That footprint tells you three things before you request a quote. First, 1560 mm places the sphere cylinders at standing eye level for a presenter and slightly above seated audience sightlines, so the mixing action reads clearly on camera without a riser. Second, 1750 mm of frontage gives the five vertical TV screens a continuous display band roughly the width of a small studio stage; the machine works as the set centerpiece rather than a prop in the corner. Third, the 620 mm depth keeps the unit shallow enough to stand against a studio wall or window frontage while still leaving working room behind it for cable runs and operator access. Measure your doorways and freight lift against 1750 mm before confirming the order, and leave clearance around the cabinet for the base LED lighting to be visible.

Is a 2500 W machine practical for your power supply?

The 5D-V2 is rated at 2500 W. That figure covers five independent air-blow and extraction mechanisms, five embedded TV screens, the microprocessor control system and the LED accent lighting at the cylinder bases and cabinet base. For a procurement check, treat it like a single large appliance: plan a dedicated circuit rather than sharing a strip with lighting or camera equipment, and confirm your local mains voltage and plug standard with us when you request a quote so the machine is configured correctly for your country. The 2500 W rating is the trade-off for running five cylinders and five screens from one cabinet; if your format only needs one or two digits, a smaller single-cylinder machine will draw far less power, but it cannot reproduce the five-screen presentation this model is built around.

How do the 15-second cycle and 6 x 20 ball set fit Pick 5 formats?

Each draw cycle completes in 15 seconds, and the machine runs with a working set of 120 balls arranged as 6 x 20. For a five-digit game, the 15-second cycle is fast enough to keep a live broadcast segment tight: the cylinders mix, one ball is extracted from each sphere, the result is shown on the corresponding screen, and the balls return automatically for the next round. The microprocessor lets you lengthen the mixing duration or the interval between selections when you want more suspense on camera, or shorten them for rapid-fire session draws. The 6 x 20 configuration gives you a working pool plus spare or rotating sets, which matters for productions that draw many sessions per day and want to swap ball sets between sessions without downtime. Tell us your exact game rules and we set the machine up to match them.

Key parameters and what they mean for your buying decision

The table below maps each published parameter of the 5D-V2 to the procurement question it answers. Use it to check site fit, power planning and game-format fit before you request a quote.

Why one TV screen per cylinder?

On a single-drum machine, the camera has to find the winning ball inside a crowd of mixing balls, and viewers at the back of a hall see nothing until the number is called. The 5D-V2 removes that problem structurally: each of the five sphere cylinders is paired with its own embedded vertical TV screen on the cabinet front, so the moment a ball is extracted, that digit appears as a large close-up image on its dedicated screen. The five screens read left to right as a five-digit result, which is exactly how Pick 5 and 5-digit lottery formats are announced. Because the screens are built into the 1750 mm cabinet rather than mounted separately, there is no extra rigging, no alignment work and no second supplier to coordinate. LED accent lighting at the cylinder bases and along the cabinet base frames the whole unit for broadcast or stage lighting.

Customization, care and packing

We build the 5D-V2 around your game rather than the other way round. Send us your rules - ball count per cylinder, number ranges, draw sequence, session frequency - and we configure the machine accordingly, including the microprocessor draw parameters such as mixing duration and the interval between selections. Cylinders can be set to draw individually or simultaneously, and dimensions can be adapted where a studio or hall requires a non-standard footprint. Day-to-day care is simple: never use sharp tools on the machine, since they scratch the surfaces, and clean with a damp soft cloth only - no special detergent is needed. Each unit ships in an export wooden crate that protects the cabinet, the five acrylic sphere cylinders and the screens during international freight. Contact us with your game format and venue dimensions for a tailored quotation.