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Commercial arcade planning

Raw Thrills Arcade Systems, Planned Around the Floor

Map cabinet footprint, 120V or 220V branch power, managed Ethernet, cashless or coin-op interfaces, service clearance, and acceptance checks before equipment arrives.

Review Machine Categories
Venue fitmeasured envelope
Payment pathcoin, token, cashless
Service pathaccess and spares
Acceptancescript and sign-off
Operator readiness

Six Decisions Behind a Serviceable Arcade Floor

01

Cabinet Envelope

Record selected-model dimensions, door swing, player stance, aisle, egress, and component-removal clearance.

02

Electrical Load

Confirm nameplate voltage, branch circuit, startup load, isolation point, and local electrical review.

03

Payment Interface

Assign the bill validator, coin comparator, card reader, pricing table, reconciliation, and outage behavior.

04

Network Boundary

Document managed Ethernet or Wi-Fi scope, VLAN ownership, remote access, logs, and recovery tests.

05

Redemption Logic

Freeze ticket payout ratio, prize-economy inputs, meter checks, and change-control responsibility.

06

Field Acceptance

Test boot, controls, display, sound, payment, interrupted play, meters, alerts, and rollback.

Specification desk

Open the Evidence Group You Need

Reference envelope900 × 1,800 × 2,400 mm is an industry planning example only; use the selected-model drawing.
Site checksLoading path, floor load, player zone, egress, sightlines, acoustics, ventilation, and service-door travel.

PaymentCoin-op / cashless card system, validator or reader, pricing table, meters, refunds, and reconciliation.
NetworkManaged Ethernet, approved remote access, time synchronization, event logs, firmware package, and rollback media.

Applicable reviewsUL electrical safety and FCC Part 15 may apply by exact model and radio configuration; local approval remains separate.
Acceptance packConfiguration register, test conditions, observed results, exceptions, corrective action, retest, and operator sign-off.

Machine Mixes for Different Operating Models

Family entertainment center arcade mix

Family Entertainment Centers

Balance anchors, redemption dwell time, party circulation, cashless integration, prize-counter flow, and technician access.

Cinema and resort arcade zone

Cinemas, Resorts & Mixed-Use

Control noise, sightlines, opening hours, staffing, adjacent tenants, and recovery behavior during network interruption.

Evidence Paths, Verified by Model and Scope

UL
electrical scope
FCC Part 15
RF-device scope
CE
market-specific review
IAAPA
membership is not certification

These labels identify possible evidence paths, not blanket Raw Thrills certifications. Confirm the legal entity, model, revision, market, issuer, and validity before publication or procurement.

11retained product terms
4technical terms mapped
3acceptance stages
0fabricated search volumes

Convert the Arcade Wish List Into a Testable Scope

Bring the measured plan, machine mix, operating hours, payment architecture, network owner, staffing assumption, and opening window.