YP800 49-Ball Lotto Machine 6+1 Draw 5cm Balls

The YP800 is an air-blower, single-cylinder 49 ball lotto drawing machine configured for the classic 6+1 draw: 49 solid balls in the chamber, seven balls drawn per round. It is built for lotto operators, event organizers and promotion agencies that need larger, more camera-visible 5 cm balls and a ball pool that can be resized anywhere from 30 to 300 balls.

What Do the YP800's Specifications Mean for Your Purchase Decision?

Every number on this page comes from the factory documentation for this model, and each one answers a practical buying question: Will it fit the venue? What power line does it need? How fast is the draw? How many balls can the game use? The standard build stands 1940 mm tall on a 730 x 730 mm footprint, so it occupies roughly half a square meter of floor while remaining tall enough to be seen over a crowd. A larger documented build measures 1100 x 900 x 2120 mm for venues that want more stage presence. The table below pairs each key parameter with what it means when you are selecting a machine.

Why Does a 5 cm Ball Diameter Matter on Camera?

Most machines in this class run 4 cm balls. The YP800 uses 5 cm diameter balls, and that one-centimeter difference is the reason buyers choose this model. A larger ball face gives more room for the printed number, which stays readable on a broadcast feed, on a big-screen projection, and from the back rows of an event hall. For operators whose credibility depends on the audience clearly seeing every drawn number, ball size is not a cosmetic choice; it is the difference between a draw the audience trusts and one they squint at. The transparent spherical chamber keeps the full pool of colored balls visible during mixing, so the audience watches the whole randomization process, not just the result.

How Does the 30-300 Ball Pool Fit Different Draw Formats?

The standard configuration holds 49 solid balls and draws seven in a 6+1 format. But the documented working range of the machine runs from 30 to 300 balls, which changes what the YP800 can do for you. A shopping mall running a promotional raffle can load a smaller pool for faster, more frequent draws. An operator testing a new game format can scale the pool up without buying a second machine. Custom capacity requests are welcomed by the factory, so if your game rules call for a specific ball count or a different draw quantity, the machine can be set up to match before it ships. Tell us your game rules and the machine is configured accordingly.

What Do 450 W and a 15-Second Cycle Mean for Daily Operation?

Two numbers define the running character of the YP800. The 450 W rated power drives the air-blower system that tumbles and lifts the balls; for a full-size floor machine on a cylindrical pedestal, this is a moderate load that fits comfortably into ordinary venue power planning. The 15-second draw cycle defines the rhythm of your event: from the moment the draw starts, a ball is delivered in about fifteen seconds, which lets a host keep commentary flowing without dead air and lets a broadcast director cut the draw into a tight program slot. Over a full evening of repeated draws, that pace adds up to a predictable, schedulable show element rather than a variable your team has to work around.

Where Is the YP800 49-Ball Machine Used?

The factory documentation lists a wide field of use: bidding and auction events, game rooms, lottery draws, and celebration or promotional draws held by factories, companies and real-estate developers. In practice the machine splits into two working roles. As a fixed installation, it serves operators running regular 6+1 draws who want a transparent, audience-facing drawing process. As a mobile unit on its caster wheels, it serves event agencies that roll the machine onto a stage for a grand opening, an anniversary celebration or a customer appreciation draw, then roll it back into storage. The external display screen pictured with the machine presents results in large format for the audience, and the two documented size variants let you match the machine's physical presence to the room.

What Custom and OEM Options Are Available for the YP800?

The YP800 can be built to your game rather than the other way around. Documented options include RFID ball identification, data push to external systems, and fully automatic operation for venues that run draws without a dedicated operator. Cosmetic customization covers machine size, body color and your logo, so the unit can carry your brand instead of a generic finish. A camera and screen package is available for venues that need to capture and display the draw. Capacity customization is explicitly welcomed: if your format is not the standard 49-ball 6+1, the ball count and draw configuration are set to your rules at the factory. Send us your game format, venue size and branding requirements through the Get a Quote form, and we will confirm the build sheet and lead time for your unit.