BrightSpot Media supplies, ships, installs and services LED screens and digital billboards in Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Zambia — engineered in Cape Town for African sun, dust and power.
Get a project quote →Digital out-of-home is the fastest-moving media format on the continent. Malls, airports, stadiums, banks, fuel forecourts and city councils from Windhoek to Lusaka are replacing printed billboards and static signage with LED. The screens that last are the ones specified for the site: high-UV masks, IP65 sealing, thermally managed cabinets, and brightness that holds up in equatorial sun.
Power is the other half of the design. Where supply is unstable, the screen is quoted with voltage stabilisation, surge protection and UPS or inverter backup, so it stays on air and the controller survives brown-outs. Spare modules, receiving cards and power supplies ship with the install, because the nearest replacement may be a border crossing away.
SACU: Namibia (Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund), Botswana (Gaborone, Francistown, Maun), Lesotho (Maseru) and Eswatini (Mbabane, Manzini).
SADC: Zimbabwe (Harare, Bulawayo), Mozambique (Maputo, Beira) and Zambia (Lusaka, Copperbelt). Projects elsewhere in Africa are quoted case by case.
Roadside and rooftop digital billboards, mall and retail LED walls, stadium perimeter boards and scoreboards, church and conference screens, corporate lobby video walls, and folding rental walls for events and tours.
Direct exports are zero-rated for South African VAT; import VAT and duty are settled at destination. We prepare the commercial invoice, HS-coded packing list and export documents with the order. Electrical sign-off follows the destination country's rules through a locally registered electrician, and structures are engineered for the site's wind loading.
Every network screen can be managed remotely through a cloud CMS, so content, scheduling and fault alerts are handled from Cape Town without a site visit. See our LED network technology.
Yes. BrightSpot Media supplies, ships and commissions LED screens across Southern Africa — Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Zambia — and quotes projects further north in Africa case by case. Panels, controllers and structure are packed and shipped from Cape Town, and the install crew travels to site.
Goods exported directly by a South African VAT vendor to a foreign buyer are zero-rated for South African VAT. Import VAT and any duty are then charged by your own country's customs on arrival. Within SACU (South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho and Eswatini) there is no customs duty between members, but import VAT still applies.
Across Southern and East Africa mains power is 50 Hz at 220–240 V, so the same power supplies, distribution boards and surge protection used in South Africa apply. Where the grid is unstable, we specify voltage stabilisation, surge protection and UPS or inverter backup alongside the screen.
Smaller indoor walls travel by road freight in flight cases or crated cabinets; large outdoor billboards go as a consolidated load with the steel structure. Customs documentation, the commercial invoice and the HS-coded packing list are prepared with the order so clearance at the border is not the bottleneck.
High-UV, high-heat and dusty sites need IP65 front and rear, UV-stable masks, 6 000–7 500 nit brightness with auto-dimming, and cabinets with thermal management. Coastal sites such as Walvis Bay, Maputo and Beira also need marine-grade coatings and stainless fixings.
Within South Africa we install in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, the Eastern Cape and every other province.
Pricing guidance is in our LED screen cost guide; pixel pitch by viewing distance is in the pixel pitch guide; hire options are on the rental fleet page.
Send the site, size and country — fixed quote, one number to call: +27 75 352 0305.
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