1. Define the project
Document the venue, audience, intended use, proposed room, location and target timing.
2. Screen the space
Use the published 16-foot-long by 11-foot-wide planning area with 11 feet of clear height for early screening, then review circulation, accessibility and local requirements.
3. Prepare power and network
Provide a standard 120V outlet per simulator, sized for approximately 12–15A with all equipment connected. A dedicated Ethernet connection is preferred, with an RJ45 wall plate behind the simulator; Wi-Fi is an alternative. The tablet or kiosk also needs consistent charging.
4. Prepare for installation
The Playkout team manages installation, which is typically completed in under two days per simulator. Complete the surrounding flooring and make sure power, Ethernet drops and Wi-Fi are working before arrival. No large machinery is required; the installation team needs an eight-foot step ladder.
- Product and configuration · Selected equipment and included items.
- Room and facility work · Measurements, access, mounting surfaces, electrical work and other preparation.
- Delivery and installation · Logistics, scheduling, site access and installation scope.
- Training and launch · Staff preparation, guest orientation and operating ownership.
- Warranty and support · Current coverage, contacts, exclusions and escalation path.
5. Prepare operations and launch
Assign staff ownership, booking rules, guest orientation, cleaning, maintenance and the offers that will introduce the experience.
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