LEDBox

Screen units that hold attention in daylight

Our outdoor LED screen trailers and LED boxes are built for open-air viewing where daylight, wind and moving crowds shape the job. Screen pitch is matched to viewing distance, with finer pitch used when people stand closer and larger modules suited to wider stands, roadside exposure and bigger audience areas. Brightness is set for daytime visibility, so moving footage, logos and live feeds stay clear when the sun is high.

The trailer units use a hydraulic lift for raising the screen into position and rotation where the layout demands a better sightline. Power can be taken from a generator or mains supply, depending on the site and the permit conditions. Content plays from a controlled media system, with format checks, playback testing and live-feed support where a stage programme or sports schedule needs it.

• Outdoor LED screen trailers for roadside and event visibility
• LED boxes for temporary campaign sites and branded viewing points
• Pixel pitch matched to audience distance and content detail
• High brightness output for daylight viewing
• Hydraulic lift and rotation for practical positioning
• Generator or mains power depending on the site plan

Work that covers the full event chain

We do more than drop off equipment. Each hire includes planning around access, parking, turning space and the path the trailer or box will take onto site. Where the venue sits in a busy municipal area, permit guidance is folded into the plan so the placement fits local rules, road reserves or public open space requirements in general terms. That matters on busy campaign days, trade activations and sports grounds where there is no room for guesswork.

Our on-site technicians stay with the screen through setup and operating time. They manage playback, check the feed, monitor the screen during the run and handle changes to the running order when the programme shifts. When weather turns rough, the unit is watched with wind limits in mind and the display is packed down in a controlled way if conditions call for it.

• Site checks for access, ground conditions and trailer placement
• Delivery with route planning for multi-stop movements
• Setup by trained screen technicians
• On-site operation during the hire period
• Content loading and playback management
• Weather monitoring and pack down on completion

For advertisers, organisers and roadshow teams

LEDBox is used by teams that need a screen to work in public, not just in a warehouse or studio. Advertisers use the units for roadside visibility, store openings and brand activations. Event organisers bring them in for concerts, sports days, municipal gatherings and field events where the crowd needs a clear view from a distance. Roadshow teams use them when the message moves from town to town and the screen must keep pace.

The same trailer can carry different content across a campaign, from short motion adverts to live camera feed, sponsor loops and stage support. If a job needs several stops in one week, the route is mapped with the loading sequence in mind so the screen, cabling and playback media are ready for the next set-up. That keeps the day practical and the changeovers tidy, even when the programme is tight.

Our team includes Sibusiso Shezi, Anika Chetty, Thabo Bhengu, Noluthando Maluleke, Ruan Mabena and Karabo Abrahams. Each person handles a specific part of the job, from logistics and fabrication to screen operation and media control, which helps the work move in a straight line from booking to pack down.

A Germiston base with reach across the country

We work from Germiston in Ekurhuleni and move units to sites across South Africa. Johannesburg and Pretoria are regular routes for campaign work and corporate activations. Durban jobs often need careful weather planning and clean coastal handling. Bloemfontein and Polokwane bring their own site layouts, access points and municipal requirements, so the delivery plan is adjusted to fit the ground rather than forcing one pattern onto every location.

Our base also supports work in Ekurhuleni and Kempton Park, which helps when a screen is needed for a short run, a staged move or a multi-stop schedule that starts in one area and shifts to another. The same equipment can be deployed for a single day or a longer hire, depending on the event plan and the viewing setup.

• Germiston and the wider Ekurhuleni area
• Johannesburg and surrounding campaign sites
• Pretoria for public events and roadshows
• Durban for coastal and outdoor use
• Bloemfontein and Polokwane for inland routes

Technical details that shape a cleaner display

Outdoor LED work needs more than a bright panel. The screen has to sit square, stay visible and carry content cleanly while people move around it. That is where pitch, brightness, angle and playback control all matter at once. Our screen trailers are prepared for outdoor viewing, with the display height set for the audience and the frame positioned to reduce glare where possible.

Content loading is checked before the unit goes live, whether the job uses still visuals, motion graphics, live feed or a mix of all three. If a venue asks for a specific sound arrangement, that is worked into the setup plan alongside the screen position and the power source. When the site needs a generator, we plan fuel access and operating space. When mains power is available, cable routing and connection points are checked before the display is switched on.

For public space work, municipal rules often influence where the trailer can stand, how long it can stay and what kind of placement is permitted. We guide that process in general terms so the screen fits the venue without creating friction at the gate, the road edge or the event boundary.

How the day runs when the screen is in motion

From first arrival to final pack down, the work follows a hands-on rhythm. Delivery is timed around access, the trailer is positioned, the hydraulic lift is used to raise the screen and the display is checked for alignment. Playback is tested, the content order is loaded and the technician stays near the unit while the programme runs. If the event shifts, the screen plan shifts with it.

That practical approach suits campaigns that depend on clean visibility and public events that cannot pause for equipment problems. The point is not just to hire a screen, but to have a working unit on site with people who know how to keep it steady. When the event is over, pack down is handled in order and the trailer leaves site ready for the next move.

• Delivery and set-up matched to the venue access
• Screen raised, tested and aligned on site
• Content loaded and playback checked before use
• Live support during the run, including feed changes
• Controlled pack down and removal after the event