Supply, installation, rental and service of LED screens in Bloemfontein and across the Free State - surveyed, engineered, permitted and commissioned by one team.
Get a free site survey →Temperature swing, not average, is what breaks screens. Bloemfontein runs from sub-zero winter nights to 35 °C-plus summer afternoons. Seals expand and contract, adhesives fatigue, and cheap driver boards drift. We specify wide-temperature drivers, thermally managed cabinets and gaskets rated for the range rather than for a lab.
Hail and dust are the other two. Summer hailstorms come through horizontally, so outdoor cabinets need a hardened front face and a mounting angle that does not present the panel flat to the storm. Dust from the surrounding farmland finds every unsealed gap, so IP65 front and IP54 rear is our floor for outdoor work, not an upgrade option.
Bloemfontein and Mangaung, Welkom, Bethlehem, Sasolburg, Kroonstad, Parys and the smaller agricultural towns along the N1 and N8.
Agricultural and auction screens — grain, livestock, equipment — shopping-centre and retail walls, school and university displays, church screens, sports club scoreboards, roadside billboards on the N1, and event hire.
Outdoor advertising is approved under the local municipality's by-law — Mangaung Metro in Bloemfontein, or the relevant district and local municipality elsewhere — with structural sign-off. Provincial road reserves need the provincial roads authority for billboards. We compile the application pack and lodge it.
Electrical work is to SANS 10142-1 with a Certificate of Compliance. On farms and out-of-town sites we also look at supply quality: voltage sag on a long rural feeder will brown-out a screen that is perfectly healthy, so a stabiliser or UPS is often part of the quote.
Yes, with the right cabinet. Outdoor units need a hardened front face and an IP65 seal, and we check the mounting angle so a horizontal storm does not present the panel flat-on. Screens that get destroyed by hail are almost always lightweight indoor-rated units mounted outdoors.
Yes. Welkom, Bethlehem, Sasolburg, Kroonstad, Parys and the surrounding farming towns are all covered, with travel quoted up front.
That is one of the most common jobs in this province. Typically a bright P4–P6 unit under roof or a P6–P10 outdoor unit, sized so the auctioneer's board is readable from the back row, with a simple inputs panel so staff can switch between a laptop, a scale feed and a camera.
You need approval from the local municipality under its outdoor advertising by-law, plus structural sign-off under SANS 10400, and provincial roads authority involvement where the site falls in a road reserve. Heritage-sensitive town centres can require additional comment.
Built for local conditions. Highveld hail and extreme temperature swings are the design drivers here - we specify impact-rated front panels and thermal management that keeps modules in spec through frost mornings and 35-degree afternoons.
What we install here: stadium and arena displays, N1 corridor billboards, mall retail media, agri-show and event screens. Every project includes electrical work to SANS 10142-1 with a Certificate of Compliance, wind-load engineering to SANS 10160, and the municipal signage application pack prepared and lodged for you.
Costs, timelines and pixel-pitch guidance are on our LED installation page; rental options on the rental fleet page.
Free survey, fixed quote, one number to call: +27 75 352 0305.
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