Electro-Mech's sales and shipping records show 177 rows across 103 organization entries for the Chattanooga, Tennessee area, covering the period from March 1999 through at least 2025. The file splits 82 pre-LX rows against 95 LX-series rows - a nearly even division that makes Chattanooga unusual among Tennessee cities its size. Basketball accounts for 73 of the 177 rows, baseball for 54, football for 30, and other display types for 20; the 2350-C family is the most frequently appearing model across both eras, with 21 rows.

What Makes the Chattanooga Record Unusual Among Tennessee Cities?

Chattanooga's file splits almost evenly between pre-LX models and the current LX series - 82 pre-LX records against 95 LX records - a balance you rarely see when reading a single city's history with one manufacturer.

Most markets cluster strongly in one era. A school district that found Electro-Mech in the early 2000s typically shows three-quarters or more of its rows in pre-LX models; a recreation department that started buying after 2010 often shows nothing but LX-series displays. Chattanooga does neither. Our records show 177 total order lines across 103 distinct organization entries, shipped between 1999 and 2025. That 26-year run means the city kept adding displays through the full transition from the pre-LX generation to the LX-series, and the result is a file that documents both eras in roughly equal measure - a quarter century of buying, not a snapshot, as of August 2026.

The sport breakdown follows the pattern common to most Tennessee cities with a mix of schools and recreation programs. Basketball leads because most schools have at least one gym, and many have two. Baseball runs second. Football, which requires a larger outdoor display, sits third. The "other" category covers soccer, wrestling, multi-purpose displays, and any sport coded differently on the order line - the record does not break "other" into sub-categories, and this article does not infer what it contained.

For context, Tennessee as a whole holds 1,784 records across 261 cities and towns in our sales and shipping data, ranking the state fifth of 50 states by units shipped out of a nationwide total of 24,786 records. The full per-city breakdown for Tennessee is listed at the Electro-Mech Tennessee installations page.

One structural fact applies to everything that follows: these are records of what Electro-Mech sold and shipped, not of what is currently standing or in service. A shipped display can sit in storage for months or years before it goes up. The record establishes the organization name as it appeared on the order line, the model, the sport code, and the ship date. It does not say why a display was ordered, where on a campus it was placed, what it may have followed, or what it cost. Where the record is silent, this article is silent too.

Which Models Appear Most Often in the Chattanooga Record?

Five model families account for the bulk of this city's file, with the 2350-C at 21 rows - the pre-LX variant of the LX2350 - well ahead of every other individual model entry in the record.

Electro-Mech counts variants of one model as that model in its tallies, so the 2350, 2350-C, 2350-L, 2350-PA, LX2350, and LX2350-L are all counted as the 2350 family. The same rule applies to the 2655 and 1340 families. The table below shows the base family name alongside the variant that appears most often on Chattanooga order lines.

The 2350 family's position at the top reflects its role as Electro-Mech's primary indoor multi-sport scoreboard. According to our LX2350 spec sheet, the current LX2350 measures 9 ft wide by 3 ft tall and weighs 89 lb. It draws 1.2 amps at 120 VAC. Digit heights are 12 inches for home and guest team points and for the period clock, and 9 inches for the period indicator. The cabinet is a single-piece heavy-duty extruded aluminum design - lightweight, rust-free, with mounting hardware included for wall attachment. Available LED colors are amber, red, and green. Current specifications are at electro-mech.com/basketball and the full spec sheet library is at electro-mech.com/manuals-spec-sheets.

The LX3680 at 11 Chattanooga records covers the football side of the file. Our records show 260 LX3680 order lines across 252 organizations in 25 states, all coded football, shipped between 2011 and 2025. Tennessee accounts for 47 of those 260 records nationwide, and Chattanooga contributes 11 of Tennessee's 47 - a meaningful share for a single city. The LX3680 product page is at electro-mech.com/football.

The LX2655 family and the LX2350-L both sit at 11 records apiece. These two models frequently appear on the same order, placed by organizations outfitting more than one gym at once. That pairing is visible in several of the multi-record entries in this file - see the complete record table below for every row.

Which Organizations Have the Most Records on File in Chattanooga?

Private schools hold the top positions in this file. Chattanooga Christian School leads with 10 records - the only organization in the city to reach double digits - and five of the six largest buyers are private institutions.

Chattanooga Christian School, spelled exactly as the record has it, holds 10 rows covering football, basketball, and baseball displays shipped between February 2006 and May 2023. The record shows three football models (3250, LX3150-L, LX3024, LX3680), multiple basketball models across the pre-LX and LX eras (2350-C, 2655-C, LX2655-L), and three baseball models (LX1340-L, LX1730, LX1700-L). It is the only Chattanooga organization whose record spans both the 3000-series era and current LX production across three sports. The record does not say what prompted each order or where on the school's campus each display went.

McCallie School holds 6 rows - one pre-LX football display (3530-C), one pre-LX "other" display (6650-C), one LX basketball scoreboard (LX2350-L), one LX football display (LX3070), and two LX "other" displays (LX6650-L and LX7860-L) that shipped on the same date in October 2021. The record is silent on what the "other" orders were for beyond the sport code.

Silverdale Baptist Academy holds 6 rows spanning 2003 to 2021 across basketball, baseball, and football. The LX3050 in the 2018 row is the LX3050 Play Clock Set, which ships as a pair of displays - one record line here represents two physical units. The record does not say where either set was installed or what it followed on the Silverdale campus.

Chattanooga State Community College is the only public institution in the top six, with 5 rows covering basketball and baseball from 2007 to 2013. Its file includes the pre-LX 2160, which is a shot clock set shipping as a pair of displays on a single order line. The record does not say which facility on the Chattanooga State Community College campus each display served.

Grace Baptist Academy holds 5 rows, all LX-series and all shipped between 2016 and 2024, covering other, baseball, football, and basketball across four distinct sports on five order lines. Notre Dame High School holds 5 rows with the longest active span in the top six - first ship date October 2000, most recent April 2025. Note that the name "Notre Dame High" (without "School") appears as a separate entry in the record with 2 additional rows shipped in late 2024; the complete table below lists both as distinct entries because that is how the file reads.

Chattanooga, Tennessee - Electro-Mech Sales and Shipping Record Summary

Record span:        1999-03-29 to 2025-09-29
Total rows:         177
Organization entries: 103
Rows in evidence:   152 (of 177)

--- Model Families (top 5 by row count) ---
2350-C / LX2350-L variants:   21 rows   (pre-LX and LX basketball, football)
2655-C / LX2655-L variants:   11 rows   (pre-LX and LX basketball)
LX3680:                       11 rows   (LX football)
LX2350-L:                     11 rows   (LX basketball)
LX1340-L:                     10 rows   (LX baseball)

--- Sport Distribution (177 total rows) ---
Basketball:   73 rows
Baseball:     54 rows
Football:     30 rows
Other:        20 rows

--- Era Split ---
Pre-LX models:  82 rows
LX-series:      95 rows

--- Largest Buyers (by row count) ---
Chattanooga Christian School:          10 rows  (2006-2023)
McCallie School:                        6 rows  (2005-2021)
Silverdale Baptist Academy:             6 rows  (2003-2021)
Chattanooga State Community College:    5 rows  (2007-2013)
Grace Baptist Academy:                  5 rows  (2016-2024)
Notre Dame High School:                 5 rows  (2000-2025)

--- Geographic Notes ---
ZIP 37412 = East Ridge, TN (not Chattanooga city limits)
ZIP 37343 = Hixson, TN
ZIP 37774 = Loudon, TN (~55 miles NE of Chattanooga)
ZIP 27411 = Greensboro, NC (out of state)

--- Accessory Display Sets in This Record ---
2160 / LX2160 / LX2180: shot clock sets (2 displays per order line)
LX3050:                  LX3050 Play Clock Set (2 displays per order line)

--- State Context ---
Tennessee total records:  1,784
Tennessee cities:           261
Chattanooga state rank:       #5 of 261 cities
National total records:  24,786

Source: Electro-Mech sales and shipping records.
Note: "Sold and shipped" - does not reflect installation status or current field presence.

The Complete Chattanooga Sales and Shipping Record

Every organization entry in the evidence below is listed with its complete rows - one row per order line, organization name spelled exactly as the record has it, with model, sport code, and ship date.

Three notes before the table. First, some entries in the organization field are order-line labels - a venue name, a park name, or a sport code - rather than the name of a buying institution: Camp Jordan Arena, City of Chattanooga Skate Park, Dupont Soccer Complex, East Brainerd Youth Park, Engel Stadium, Miracle Fields at Warner Park, and Varallo Gym all fall into this category. Second, some entries appear to be the same buyer spelled differently across order years; the record lists them separately and this article does so as well. Third, certain model numbers in this record are accessory display sets, not scoreboards: the 2160 and LX2160 are pre-LX and LX shot clock sets (two displays per order line), the LX2180 is a shot clock set, and the LX3050 is the LX3050 Play Clock Set (two displays per order line). The complete record has 177 rows across 103 organization entries; 152 rows are covered in the evidence below.

The table above covers 152 of the 177 rows on file for this city, drawn from the evidence available for this article. The remaining 25 rows correspond to organization entries whose complete data was not included in the condensed record used here. The total counts of 177 records across 103 organization entries come from Electro-Mech's own records and are not estimated or recomputed.

How to Read the Chattanooga Record: ZIP Codes, Labels, and What the File Does Not Say

Not every row in this file ships to an address inside Chattanooga's city limits, and not every organization entry names a buying institution.

Four categories of ambiguity appear in this record and are worth understanding before drawing conclusions.

ZIP Codes That Fall Outside Chattanooga Proper

Electro-Mech's records capture the shipping address, not the buyer's legal address or the location of a field. Several entries in this file ship to ZIP codes that map to communities adjacent to or well outside Chattanooga:

• 37412 - maps to East Ridge, Tennessee, an independent city bordering Chattanooga to the southeast. East Ridge High School's rows ship here.
• 37343 - maps to Hixson, Tennessee, an unincorporated community north of Chattanooga in Hamilton County.
• 37774 - maps to Loudon, Tennessee, roughly 55 miles northeast of Chattanooga in Loudon County. An entry in this file ships to that ZIP; the record does not say why.
• 27411 - maps to Greensboro, North Carolina. One entry in this file carries a Greensboro address. The record does not say what brought that order into this city's file.

None of these are counting errors. The record is organized by shipping address as it appeared on the order. A buyer who gave a Greensboro address gets a Greensboro ZIP; the article does not correct it and does not speculate on the reason.

Order-Line Labels That Are Not Buying Organizations

Some entries in the organization field name a venue, a park, a sports complex, or a program - not the institution that placed the order. Examples in this file include Camp Jordan Arena, City of Chattanooga Skate Park, Dupont Soccer Complex, East Brainerd Youth Park, Engel Stadium, Miracle Fields at Warner Park, and Varallo Gym. These appear as the record has them. The actual buying organization - a parks department, a recreation authority, a nonprofit - is not named in these rows, and this article does not attempt to infer it.

Spelling Variants for What May Be the Same Buyer

Order data accumulates over decades and is not standardized retroactively. Several clusters of entries in this file appear to reference the same organization under different spellings across different years. Examples include Boyd Buchanan, Boyd Buchanan High School, Boyd Bucharan School, and Boyd Buchanon - four distinct strings in the record, all likely the same school on East Brainerd Road. Similarly, Chattanooga State, Chattanooga State Community College, Chattanooga State Tec hnical College (with the mid-word space, as in the record), and Chattanooga State Technical College appear as four separate entries. The table above lists all four separately, because grouping them by inference would change the count and could be wrong. The record does not confirm they are the same buyer.

What the Record Does Not Say

Several questions the record invites do not have answers in the data. The file does not say what prompted any individual order, what a display replaced, which building or field it was delivered to, or whether it is still in use. The record does not distinguish a first-time purchase from a replacement. It does not say who installed the display or when installation occurred - some orders sit in storage for months or years before installation. The record does not confirm that any individual display is still standing. These limits are not gaps to fill with inference; they are accurate descriptions of what Electro-Mech's own records track: what was sold and shipped, nothing more.

The Chattanooga record is useful precisely because of what it shows and what it does not claim. The 177 rows document a market that spans private schools, public high schools, recreation programs, colleges, and youth organizations across more than two decades - a range broad enough that no single organization type dominates the file entirely. The nearly even pre-LX and LX split tells you something real about how long this market has been active and how naturally the LX transition progressed here. If you are a school or facility operator in the Chattanooga area and want to discuss what Electro-Mech's current catalog covers for your specific sport and venue, the place to start is a conversation with our team - not a decision made from this record alone.