SAFETY
FOR NON-HAZARDOUS GOLFING FUN
If you hit the golf ball towards the screen with speeds upwards of 200 km/h, you need to be able to fully rely on technology, safety and the cabin construction to endanger neither yourself nor others. INDOOR SPORT SYSTEMS deploys a maximum level of safety in all areas of the simulator cabin offering extensive protection for every shot.
PENETRATION-SAFE REAR PANEL
Did you know that golf pros can pack over 300 km/h behind the perfect drive? There’s a multi-layer, penetration-safe rear panel behind the screen that is particularly reinforced gradually towards the middle at the most frequent points of impact. The impact centre of the rear panel consists of three layers, thus preventing the projectile-like rebound of the golf ball. No matter the speed at which the ball hits screen and rear panel, the balls drops from the screen to the floor and rolls back.
FIRE SAFETY CERTIFICATION
The ISS cabin construction is the only one to meet European fire safety requirements due to the use of appropriate materials and the application of a specific manner of construction. That alone is reason enough for public institutions and cruise ships to trust ISS cabin constructions.
CIRCUMENFERENTAL BALL ANTI-KICKBACK SYSTEM
Several layers of cushioning, insulation, absorber and foam not only prevent loud, explosive impact sounds, but also protect users from dangerous ball bounce-back. A clever cushioning system around the screen covers sensitive places of the cabin ensuring that the golf ball drops down safely.
BALL-REPELLING LIP
A special ball-repelling lip was developed to prevent the ball from getting lost in the intersection of ball anti-kickback system and safety lining. It covers this gap, lets the ball drop down harmlessly and, in addition, stops golf balls from getting lost.
CIRCUMFERENTIAL SAFETY LINING
A well-engineered insulation area system stretches across all parts of the golf cabin by INDOOR SPORT SYSTEMS. The curbed and therefore completely harmless ball drops down even if the shot lands on the walls left and right of the screen.
