SAM Leisureโs patented concept, designed to cut service calls.
How many times has an engineer been called to a table after the site reports:
- โthe balls havenโt come outโ
- โits not vendingโ
- โI put the money in and got nothingโ
How many times have exhaustive tests failed to recreate any fault?
The most common cause of this is players inserting money before the last potted ball(s) of the last game have arrived in the tray, depending on table size and model, this can take more than 10 seconds.
The table will not then deliver a full set and the subsequent player complaint to staff will result in:
- an argument
- a refund
- a service call (cost estimated recently by a national operator @ ยฃ37.50 a call)
- the table being put out of use
- lost revenue (in busy sites often between ยฃ200 and ยฃ400 a week.)
- some sites give out spare balls, causing more problems for successive games
- any or all of the above
All pool tables can suffer from this problem.
AccuVend eliminates the ball left in tray problem by allowing further
vend(s) within a 2 minute period. This is long enough to deliver a full set of balls but not long enough for multiple games.During AccuVend, the playbutton will flash. This should be properly explained to site management to ensure staff and players understand the feature.
All new battery operated SAM pool tables have AccuVend fitted as standard. Retrofitting of the technology is also now possible on our older tables.