5P350V3 Floor-Standing Pick 5 Lottery Drawing Machine

The 5P350V3 is a floor-standing pick 5 lottery drawing machine built for operators running dedicated Pick 5 games. One long transparent chamber is divided into 5 independent lanes of 10 solid balls each, and five curved exit tubes release one ball per lane, so every digit of the result is mixed and drawn in its own visibly separated lane.

What makes the 5P350V3 different from other Pick 5 machines?

Most multi-chamber drawing machines stack or cluster their cylinders; the 5P350V3 instead lays five lanes side by side inside a single long acrylic chamber mounted on a 113 kg floor cabinet. Spectators can watch all 50 balls tumble at once and follow each drawn ball up its own curved transparent tube. The cabinet is finished in white with yellow trim and carries printed "Pick 5" branding on the front panel, so the machine advertises the game format by itself on a venue floor. Because each lane holds exactly 10 balls and releases exactly one, the hardware enforces the classic 0-9-per-digit Pick 5 structure with no operator intervention. The air-mix (blower) working style keeps the balls in constant visible motion during the 15-second draw cycle, which is what makes this layout suitable for televised or live-audience draws as well as venue-floor promotional games.

5P350V3 specifications at a glance

Every quantifiable parameter from the factory data sheet is listed below. Two dimension sets are given because the factory publishes both: the overall envelope of the machine and the cabinet-level dimensions used for the parameter table. Use the overall figures for floor planning and the millimetre figures for doorway, elevator and crate checks.

How do these specs translate into a buying decision?

Start with space. At 200 cm wide and 95 cm deep, the 5P350V3 is a statement piece rather than a back-counter unit: it fits shopping-mall promotion zones, arcade and family entertainment center floors, exhibition booths and dedicated drawing studios. The 113 kg cabinet sits on casters, so a two-person team can reposition it between events without rigging equipment, but the weight also keeps it stable while the 2500 W blower runs. Next, check power. A 2500 W rating means the machine wants its own circuit in most venues; the dual-voltage build (110-120 V 60 Hz or 220-240 V 50 Hz) covers both North American and European/Asian grids, but the version must be confirmed at order time. Finally, match capacity to format. The shipped configuration is 5 lanes x 10 balls for a true Pick 5 game, while the 3-230 working ball range lets you load partial sets for raffles, membership draws or promotional games with custom odds structures.

Which venues and game formats fit a 5-lane Pick 5 layout?

The single-lane-per-digit layout serves operators who want the mixing process itself to be the attraction. Shopping malls use it for spend-and-draw promotions where shoppers watch five digits being drawn live. Arcade centers and family entertainment centers run it as a scheduled event game that pulls a crowd at fixed times. Amusement parks and cinema lobbies deploy it for campaign draws and grand-opening events. Because each of the 50 balls is visible throughout the cycle and each drawn ball travels up its own curved tube, the machine works equally well for audience-facing entertainment draws and for serialized promotional number draws where transparency of the process matters to participants.

Can the 5P350V3 be customized with RFID or automation?

Yes. The factory confirms three documented upgrade paths for this model: RFID functionality for automatic ball identification, data push for sending draw results to external displays or back-office systems, and fully automatic operation for unattended draw sequences. Cabinet dimensions can also be adapted to your venue on request. Jisun's engineering team provides free machine design support and pre-sales consultation, so layout, branding and control options can be settled before production. State your grid voltage and any RFID or automation requirements in your inquiry so the quotation covers the correct configuration.

How is the 5P350V3 floor-standing pick 5 machine packed, shipped and supported?

Each 5P350V3 ships in a professional export wooden crate sized for the 2-metre cabinet, with the acrylic chamber protected for sea or air freight. Jisun has more than 10 years of lottery machine research and production experience, and all machines carry CE certification. After delivery you receive free professional technical support, free pre-sales design consultation, and a free 36-month after-sales service commitment. MOQ is one unit, sample orders are accepted, and standard production lead time is about 15 working days after specification confirmation. Request a quote with your destination port for EXW, FOB Guangzhou, CFR or CIF terms.