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Deck Plates<br />

continued<br />

Standard Deck Plates<br />

For Starting Blocks with Two Legs:<br />

Standard deck plates consist of a connection hub<br />

mounted to a Carlon PVC box in the pool deck. All<br />

the electrical components plug into this connection<br />

hub, or deck plate.<br />

Deck Plate Location and<br />

Installation<br />

Place the deck box at the intersection of lines<br />

centered between the legs of the starting block and<br />

centered between the pool edge and the legs of the<br />

block. Leave at least a 3-inch clearance perimeter<br />

around the entire deck box to accommodate the deck<br />

plate.<br />

For Starting Blocks with a Single Leg:<br />

Consider pool deck traffic when planning the location<br />

of deck boxes, to which the deck plates are mounted.<br />

Cables will be connected to the deck plate during the<br />

competition:<br />

l with the QuickConnect style, the cable between<br />

the connection hub and the deck plate will be<br />

connected<br />

l with the standard style, cables from the<br />

touchpads, backup buttons and RJPs will be<br />

connected<br />

For safety reasons, deck boxes should be placed<br />

beneath the starting platform, between the pool end<br />

wall and the starting block leg(s).<br />

Place the deck box in line with the starting block<br />

mounting plate and centered between the pool edge<br />

and the leg of the starting block. Leave at least a<br />

3-inch clearance perimeter around the entire deck box<br />

to accommodate the deck plate.<br />

+1 (970) 667-1000<br />

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