LED Tennis Scoreboards for Tennis Courts and Clubs

Keep players, officials and spectators informed with a LED tennis scoreboard from Rousis Systems. Our range includes dedicated numeric scoreboards and LED matrix displays, with options for match points, set scores, player names, time and temperature, depending on the model and controller.

Designed for tennis clubs, sports centres and outdoor courts, these electronic scoreboards combine clear LED information with straightforward operation. The scoreboard supports wireless Wi-Fi control through an easy-to-use web interface, allowing you to manage the match from a compatible device with a web browser. Choose the display format and control method that suit your court layout, viewing distance and match requirements.

Standard Electronic Tennis Scoreboard

The standard tennis scoreboard provides dedicated numeric fields for game points, tie-break points and set scores. Available digit heights range from 15 to 32 cm, with readability up to 160 metres, depending on the selected digit size, installation and viewing conditions.

A metal or aluminium enclosure suitable for outdoor use protects the display. The casing is finished with durable electrostatic paint. Time and temperature display functions allow the scoreboard to provide useful court information beyond the match score.

Standard Scoreboard Specifications

• Digit heights: 15, 18, 21, 24 or 32 cm.
• Viewing distance: up to 160 m, depending on configuration and conditions.
• Game and tie-break points: two digits per player.
• Set scores: three set-score fields per player, with digits from 0 to 9.
• Control: easy-to-use web interface over Wi-Fi; compatible Windows scoreboard software is also available.
• Connection: wireless Wi-Fi connection, with wired control options also available.
• Match records: software available with printable match sheets.
• Audible signal: built-in horn.
• Brightness: automatic adjustment using a built-in light sensor, with a fixed-level option.
• Enclosure: metal or aluminium for outdoor installations.
• Dimensions: from approximately 100 × 80 × 11 cm; final dimensions depend on the model.

LED Matrix Tennis Scoreboard with Player Names

For venues that need both scores and text, the LED matrix tennis scoreboard displays player names alongside match points and set scores. The matrix format also allows messages to be shown before play, during breaks and after the match.

This format is useful for clubs and tournament venues that want to identify players directly on the display and use the same screen for match-related announcements.

Matrix Scoreboard Features

• Display content: player names, match points, set scores and text messages.
• Remote operation: RF or infrared remote control options, depending on configuration.
• Web control: wireless operation over Wi-Fi through an easy-to-use browser interface.
• Computer control: wired or wireless PC operation options.
• Temperature display: thermometer function with a separate controller.
• Brightness control: automatic adjustment through a built-in light sensor.
• LED colour options: red, green, yellow, blue or white.
• Warranty: 2 years.

Windows Software and Printable Match Sheets

Compatible Windows software allows the operator to control the scoreboard from a tablet or desktop PC. The available match-sheet function provides a printable record of match information and scores, helping clubs keep organised records of their games.

Select a wired or wireless connection according to the installation. Control options vary between the standard and matrix models and should be specified when requesting a quotation.

Automatic LED Brightness Adjustment

A built-in photoelectric sensor adjusts LED brightness to ambient light levels. This helps maintain visibility as lighting changes and reduces unnecessary power use when maximum brightness is not required. The standard scoreboard also offers a fixed brightness setting.

Choosing a Tennis Scoreboard for Your Court

Consider the furthest viewing position, the space available for mounting and the information you want to display. A numeric model suits a dedicated score display, while a matrix model adds player names and messages. The preferred operating position will also help determine the appropriate control method and connection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the scoreboard display player names?

Yes. The LED matrix version displays player names alongside match points and set scores. The standard numeric version uses dedicated score fields.

Can I operate the scoreboard wirelessly?

Yes. The scoreboard can be controlled wirelessly over Wi-Fi through an easy-to-use web interface on a compatible smartphone, tablet or computer. RF or infrared remote control options are also available for the matrix version, depending on configuration.

Can I print the match results?

Windows software with a printable match-sheet function is available. Ask for this software option if you need printed match records.

Which size should I choose?

The appropriate size depends on viewing distance and installation position. Standard digit heights range from 15 to 32 cm. Send us your court layout and required viewing distance so we can propose a suitable configuration.

Request a Quote for Your Tennis Scoreboard

Contact Rousis Systems with your required viewing distance, mounting space, preferred control method and whether you need player names or messages. We can help you select the appropriate LED tennis scoreboard for your venue.

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Wireless Wi-Fi Control with an Easy-to-Use Web Interface

Operate your tennis scoreboard wirelessly over Wi-Fi using a clear, easy-to-use web interface. Open the control page in a web browser on a compatible smartphone, tablet or computer to manage the match from your device.

The interface brings the main match controls together on one screen. Separate controls for each player make it easy to add or correct points, indicate the server and record a game win. Player names and set-score fields are also accessible from the interface.

• Wireless operation: control the scoreboard through a Wi-Fi connection.
• Browser-based interface: access the controls from a compatible smartphone, tablet or computer.
• Simple score control: add or subtract points using clearly labelled buttons.
• Match management: manage player names, service indication, game wins and set scores.