Timing guide

How to choose a wireless timing system

Use this guide to choose timing equipment by sport, timing distance, number of gates, display needs and buying route.

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1. Start with the sport and timing mode

Sprint testing usually needs start-to-finish laser gates or split timing. Rally timing often needs multi-gate architecture and visible result display. School testing benefits from portable kits that can move between fields and events.

2. Confirm timing distance and number of gates

The most important buying detail is not only the product name. Buyers should confirm distance, number of timing points, indoor or outdoor use, and whether the setup needs one athlete lane or multiple lanes.

3. Decide if an LED display is needed

LED display is useful when athletes, spectators, staff or rally event operators need results visible from distance. If results only need to be read by a coach, a portable timing display may be enough.

4. Choose online order or quote

Standard packages can be bought online. Configured systems, bulk quantity, special shipping and multi-gate venue layouts should request a quote first.