Supply, installation, rental and service of LED screens in Kimberley and across the Northern Cape - surveyed, engineered, permitted and commissioned by one team.
Get a free site survey →UV is the long-term killer. Semi-desert sunlight carries the highest ultraviolet load in the country. Outdoor panels need UV-stable masks and housings, and brightness that holds up after years in the sun rather than after a week in a showroom. Cheap masks yellow and go brittle, and the seal fails with them.
Dust and temperature swing do the rest. Kimberley and Upington swing from 40 °C afternoons to near-freezing nights, and the dust is fine enough to work past ordinary gaskets. IP65 sealing, thermally managed cabinets and a cleaning schedule in the handover pack are the difference between a screen that lasts a decade and one that fades in three years.
Kimberley and the Frances Baard district, Upington and the ZF Mgcawu, Springbok and the Namakwa, Kuruman and the Kalahari, plus Kathu and Postmasburg in the manganese and iron belt.
Mining and industrial signage, retail and mall walls, roadside billboards on the N12 and N14, tourism and lodge displays, school and church screens, sports grounds, and event hire.
Outdoor advertising is approved under the local municipality's by-law — Sol Plaatje in Kimberley, Dawid Kruiper in Upington, Namakwa and John Taolo Gaetsewe elsewhere — with structural sign-off, and provincial roads authority involvement on the N12 and N14 frontages. We prepare and lodge the pack.
Electrical work is to SANS 10142-1 with a Certificate of Compliance. Distances are the variable in this province: Kimberley is roughly 1 000 km from Cape Town, so we consolidate site time, ship spares with the install crew, and quote travel up front so there are no surprises at invoicing.
It does if the mask and housing are not UV-stable. We specify UV-resistant module masks and housings and panels whose brightness rating holds up over years of sun, not just on a data sheet. This is one of the few places where the cheap option fails visibly in a couple of seasons.
Yes. Kimberley, Upington, Springbok, Kuruman, Kathu and Postmasburg are all covered. Distances here are large, so we consolidate installation time, ship spare modules with the crew, and quote travel up front.
Yes, and the practical constraint is power rather than mounting. Long rural feeders sag under load, so voltage stabilisation and surge protection are usually specified alongside the screen. We also confirm the supply capacity before the panel size is fixed.
For outdoor screens in direct sun, 6 000–7 500 nits with auto-dimming. Under cover or indoors, 1 500–3 000 nits. Specifying a lower-brightness unit outdoors here is the most common specification mistake in this climate.
Built for local conditions. The brightest ambient light in South Africa needs the brightest screens - we specify 7000+ nit panels for Northern Cape sun, with thermal design rated for Kalahari summers and long-distance service logistics planned upfront.
What we install here: mining-town information displays, retail screens, roadside billboards on the N12/N14, 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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