Protect and transport up to ten 78-inch Colorado Time Systems gutter-hung touchpads with the CAD-TP/P Storage Caddy. Built for commercial aquatic facilities, it simplifies meet-day setup while helping extend the life of your touchpads.
Touchpad Storage & Transport Caddy for 78″ Gutter-Hung Touchpads
$2,450.00
This item: Touchpad Storage & Transport Caddy for 78" Gutter-Hung Touchpads
$2,450.00
$2,450.00
Description
The Colorado Time Systems CAD-TP/P Touchpad Storage & Transport Caddy is designed specifically for 78-inch gutter-hung touchpads, providing a safe, organized, and efficient way to transport and store your timing equipment. Capable of holding up to 10 touchpads, this commercial-grade caddy helps reduce unnecessary handling while protecting one of the most valuable components of your competitive timing system.
Constructed from lightweight yet durable aluminum, the CAD-TP/P is equipped with heavy-duty swivel casters that allow pool staff to move multiple touchpads quickly and safely between storage and the competition pool. Instead of carrying touchpads individually, facilities can transport an entire lane set with a single cart, improving efficiency during meet setup and teardown.
Designed specifically for competitive swimming environments, this caddy helps keep touchpads properly supported during storage, reducing stress on the sensing surface and cables while keeping equipment organized between events.
The CAD-TP/P is an excellent solution for:
- High school natatoriums
- Colleges and universities
- YMCA aquatic centers
- Municipal pools
- USA Swimming clubs
- Recreation centers
- Competitive swim facilities
Why Choose the CAD-TP/P Touchpad Caddy?
Touchpads are precision timing devices that require proper handling to maintain reliable performance.
Using a dedicated storage caddy helps your facility:
- Protect expensive timing equipment
- Reduce accidental damage during transport
- Improve organization between meets
- Speed up setup and teardown
- Extend the service life of your touchpads
- Move a complete set of touchpads with minimal effort
Key Features
- Designed specifically for 78-inch gutter-hung touchpads
- Holds up to 10 touchpads
- Lightweight aluminum frame
- Heavy-duty swivel casters
- Commercial-grade construction
- Improves equipment organization
- Helps protect touchpads during storage and transport
- Designed for Colorado Time Systems timing equipment
Touchpad Specifications
| Capacity | Up to 10 Touchpads |
| Compatibility (Touchpads) | 78" Gutter-Hung |
| Construction | Aluminum Frame |
| Mobility | Heavy-Duty Swivel Casters |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 82" x 47" x 22" |
| Weight | 75lbs |
| Assembly | Partial Assembly Required |
FAQs
Why is a dedicated touchpad caddy important?
Touchpads are precision electronic devices. A dedicated caddy supports each touchpad individually, helping prevent pressure damage, cable strain, and accidental impacts during storage and transportation.
How many touchpads can this caddy hold?
The CAD-TP/P is designed to safely store and transport up to 10 Colorado Time Systems 78-inch gutter-hung touchpads, making it ideal for 5-, 6-, 8-, and 10-lane competition pools.
Is this caddy compatible with flat-wall touchpads?
No. This model is specifically designed for 78-inch gutter-hung touchpads. If your facility uses flat-wall touchpads or another size, you'll need a different caddy model.
Can one person move a fully loaded caddy?
Yes. The heavy-duty swivel casters make it much easier to transport a full set of touchpads compared to carrying them individually, though using two staff members is recommended when navigating ramps or uneven surfaces.
Will using a storage caddy extend the life of my touchpads?
Yes. Proper storage helps prevent unnecessary stress on the touchpad face, protects the cables, and reduces the risk of accidental damage during handling.
Can touchpads stay on the caddy during the offseason?
Absolutely. Storing touchpads on the caddy in a clean, climate-controlled environment helps keep them organized and protected between swim seasons.
Does the caddy require much maintenance?
Very little. Periodic inspection of the wheels and hardware, along with keeping the frame clean, is generally all that's required.
Is this caddy a good investment for smaller swim programs?
Yes. Even facilities with fewer lanes benefit from protecting their timing equipment. Replacing a damaged touchpad is far more expensive than investing in proper storage.
