Supply, installation, rental and service of LED screens in Johannesburg and across Gauteng - surveyed, engineered, permitted and commissioned by one team.
Get a free Johannesburg site survey →1 750 m of altitude means harder UV. Gauteng sunlight carries more ultraviolet than the coast, so outdoor panels need UV-stable masks and housings and genuine 6 000–7 500 nit brightness to stay readable in direct sun. Cheap panels fade and go milky within two summers here.
Then there is the grid. Joburg sites see voltage dips, surges and load-shedding, and a screen is an inductive load with sensitive drivers behind it. We size surge protection and, where the brief needs it, UPS ride-through so the wall recovers cleanly instead of rebooting into a black rectangle mid-event. Details of how we handle outages are on the load-shedding guide.
Sandton and the CBD, Rosebank, Midrand, Ekurhuleni and the East Rand, plus Tshwane and Pretoria. Anywhere on the N1, M1 and M2 corridors is billboard territory.
Corporate lobby and boardroom walls, exhibition builds at Nasrec and the Sandton Convention Centre, mall and retail screens, roadside billboards, church and worship screens, gyms and padel courts, and event hire.
Outdoor advertising is approved under the relevant metro's outdoor advertising by-law — City of Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni or Tshwane — with structural sign-off, and Gauteng provincial roads involvement on freeway frontage. High-demand billboard corridors are competitive and slow, so early application matters.
Electrical work is to SANS 10142-1 with a Certificate of Compliance. On multi-tenant buildings we coordinate with the body corporate or landlord on the point of supply, metering and after-hours access — usually the part of a Joburg project that takes the longest to arrange.
The City of Johannesburg approves outdoor advertising under its by-law, with structural sign-off under SANS 10400, and Gauteng provincial roads authority involvement where the site fronts a provincial road or freeway. Corridors with high advertising demand have limited available rights, so approval is slower there.
Not directly — the damage comes from the spike when power returns and from repeated uncontrolled shutdowns. We size surge protection, sequence the power-up, and add UPS ride-through where the brief needs the screen to stay up. Uninterruptible control and driver power is far cheaper than replacing driver boards.
A corporate lobby or retail screen is typically 1–3 days on site. Exhibition and event builds are done overnight or between shows. Billboard and façade work runs 1–3 weeks of installation, plus municipal approval lead time, plus body-corporate or landlord coordination in multi-tenant buildings.
Yes. Ekurhuleni, Midrand, Pretoria, Tshwane and the wider Gauteng province are all covered, and we run national installs from the same team.
Built for local conditions. Highveld conditions punish screens differently: hail, lightning, surges and load-shedding. Our Gauteng installs ship with surge protection, UPS-backed controllers and remote restart as standard.
What we install here: mall and retail media, taxi-rank and transit screens, stadium displays, M1/N1 corridor billboards and corporate facades. 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.
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