The trailer LED wall is a towable mobile display that can also run on its own power supply, deployable within minutes at any location and without the consent a permanent structure would need. It can be used for campaigns, events and brand or public communication alike, because the locations can be changed from day to day, typically with 6–15 m² of display area. The screen is raised by a hydraulic or manual lifting mechanism, and the chassis is sized so that it can be towed safely on the road. It runs from a generator or a mains connection, so it can be deployed where there is no electrical supply at all. The 100,000-hour life of the IP65-rated outdoor modules guarantees a stable picture in rain, in cold weather and in blazing sunshine.
Trailer LED wall
The trailer LED wall is made for anyone whose display has to be wherever the audience happens to be. The outdoor LED surface, mounted on a robust chassis, is raised by a lifting mechanism, and a protective cover shields the modules in transit. It runs independently from a generator, so it can be deployed where there is no mains connection. The whole unit can be towed by a single car or van. We work with quality outdoor LED chips so that the picture stays reliable and even across the surface despite frequent transport and rigging.
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We will email you a technical proposal tailored to your project: sizing, recommended pixel pitch, power consumption, an itemised price and the installation steps. If you also upload a photo of the site, we will create a free visualisation from it.
Technical specifications
This model is built to order, so it has no list price — request a quote and we will price it exactly to your dimensions.
What a mobile LED trailer is good for
A trailer-mounted LED wall provides the answer where a permanent installation is not an option: on campaign tours, at sporting events, at fairs and festivals, or on promotional days held in the car parks of retail chains. Because it is an accessory to a vehicle rather than a building, it does not usually fall under the consent regime for permanent structures, so it can be deployed at a given location for as little as a few hours — though for a position in a public space it is worth agreeing matters with the relevant local authority in advance, and we help with that. The chassis is designed so that one person can raise it with hydraulic or winch lifting, and the display goes from transport position to ready to run within minutes. Because of the wheeled chassis it is also easy to move from one location to another during the day, which is a significant logistical advantage across a series of events. For a roadside position at a viewing distance of 15–30 metres, a P6–P10 pitch gives the optimal, economical picture.
Power supply and operation
The vehicle can be run from its own built-in generator or from an external one, giving a full-value display even with no mains connection. Control can be reached remotely over Wi-Fi or mobile internet, so the content can be refreshed for the next stop even while on the road, through a simple app interface that anyone can handle confidently after short training. The modules are manufactured to IP65 outdoor protection, and the electronics are built into a housing sealed against dust and moisture. A lockable cover protects the chassis and the display in transit, which reduces the risk from vandalism and from the weather.
Quality and reliability under frequent deployment
A trailer-mounted display works in a particularly demanding environment — vibration, frequent transport, changeable weather — so we validate the modules and the fixings specifically for that load. We fit quality LED chips from the same production batch, so that the surface stays even years after purchase. The expected life of the LEDs is around 100,000 operating hours, which means many seasons of reliable operation even with regular event use. In the event of a fault we replace the module concerned from regional stock, and because of the modular construction the swap can be done quickly, on site.
Typical applications
Trailer LED wall — frequently asked questions
Is a special licence needed to tow it?
Depending on the sizing it can generally be towed on a standard category B licence, but we confirm that in every case on the basis of the exact weight and dimensions.
How long will it run from a generator on one fill?
That depends on the size of the generator and the brightness setting of the display; we plan the running time to suit a typical event day, to requirement.
Can it be used in the rain?
Yes — the display is built from outdoor IP65-rated modules, so it runs safely in wet weather.
Is any consent needed if I set it up in a public space?
Because it is an accessory to a vehicle, it does not usually fall under the consent regime for permanent structures; for a position in a public space it is worth agreeing matters with the local authority in advance, and we help with that.
What is the warranty, and how well does it stand up to frequent transport?
The life of the LED modules is around 100,000 operating hours, and the chassis and fixings are designed specifically for frequent transport; we give a warranty on that.
Can it be hired for a single occasion?
Yes — the trailer LED wall is also available for hire, so the investment can be justified for a single event or a shorter campaign period.
