• Automatically shuts off power to back-end motor and/or ball return after a predetermined (adjustable) period of bowler inactivity
• Ball hitting cushion restarts backend and ball return (after a five second warning)
• Saves power (see below)
• Saves wear and tear on machine parts
• Reduces unnecessary noise in the pit area
• Microprocessor controlled
• Can be fitted either inside the chassis or inside the rear control box
• Works with 5 board chassis, XOP or Omegatek boards
• Works with MP chassis
• Quick field installation
• Incorporates independent on-off circuits for back-end motor and ball return
• 12 month warranty
• High intensity LEDs supplied can be fitted to chassis or rear control box to warn for "standby mode "
• Audible warning before machine starts up from " standby mode "
• Includes kit of fittings
• Pit can easily be set to continuous run for maintenance purposes
• Wiring harness plugs into top of board for easy fitting/removal

Current draw on motor startup is about three times running current draw.
On average, motor startup (both start and run windings in circuit) lasts around 1/2 a second.
This means that every time the motor is off for more than about 2 seconds, you are saving on electricity cost.