Brower Vertical Jump Measurement
Brower Vertical Jump Measurement
Brower Vertical Jump Measurement
Brower Vertical Jump Measurement
Brower Vertical Jump Measurement
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Brower Vertical Jump Measurement

The Brower Vertical Jump is an intuitive way to measure an athletes jump performance. Giving you instant height measurements so you can quickly test a high volume of athletes. No more counting sticks or cheating the pad.

SKU: BROWERJUMPTEST

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Features:

  • Measures vertical jump by subtracting an athlete's standing reach from each vertical jump
  • Instant feedback.
  • Button for average and best jump memory recall
  • Self test, no operator required
  • High throughput, measures 5 athletes per minute
  • 48” detection zone allows for wide height range of athletes without the need for adjusting the unit’s position
  • High accuracy, 0.1 inches (0.25 mm) jump resolution
  • Measures every jump, not just the highest
  • Touchless operation, does not wear out with use
  • Large detection area, 8 inches deep by 4 inches wide. More likely to measure maximum height than mechanical devices
  • Portable quick clamp mounting system can be mounted on backboards,doors or weight lifting racks.
  • Can also be permanently mounted to walls
  • Long battery life: over 4500 jumps. Uses three AA batteries
  • 3 modes of operation: vertical jump, calibrated reach, and height from floor
  • Optional radio link to Brower Timing TC system
  • Limitations: will not operate in direct sunlight

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