12 March 2021

LED Screen Truck: A Two-in-One Mobile and Rental Display

The strengths of mobile display and the truck delivered to Mongey Communications in Ireland.
LED Screen Truck: A Two-in-One Mobile and Rental Display

An LED screen truck takes a giant screen to wherever the audience is, with its own power supply. It is used for mobile advertising and for events. The model Artixium built for Mongey Communications in Ireland combines both: the screen works on the truck or comes off to be used on stage.

What Are the Strengths of an LED Screen Truck?

  • It goes to the audience: fixed spots, daytime routes or a presence at an event, with no location limits.

  • It stays easy to service, unlike a fixed screen mounted high up: it is repaired at the depot.

  • It sets up fast: the vehicle supplies the power, with no stage structure to build.

Which LED Screen Truck for Mongey Communications?

Mongey Communications is an Irish LED screen supplier specialising in LED display trucks, with over 30 years of experience. Artixium delivered a truck that brings two solutions together: a mobile display and a rental screen.

The screen uses our Xenon series, built for touring. It travels to indoor and outdoor sites, such as the Irish Champions Weekend on 12 and 13 September, and is also used for shows and concerts in Ireland.

The installation has an 8 mm pixel pitch (P8) over 40 m², for indoor and outdoor use.

What Else Should an LED Screen Truck Include?

A good LED screen truck combines a resolution that reads from a distance, a wide viewing angle and a weatherproof screen that works day and night. The generator must be self-contained and quiet so it does not disturb the event. For playback, plan inputs for your usual sources, such as a computer or a media player.

Frequently asked questions

Two-in-one LED screen truck built by Artixium

It depends on audience distance. The Mongey Communications truck uses P8, suited to an audience standing several metres away. For a closer audience, pick a finer pitch from our rental LED panels.

Yes, if the screen is built for outdoor use with a suitable IP rating. Our guide to the IP rating of LED screens explains how to read it.

On a two-in-one model like Mongey Communications’ truck, yes: the cabinets come off to be used on a stage or in a venue.

No. Artixium designs and sells the screens. Rental is handled by service companies, such as Mongey Communications in Ireland.

It is advertising carried on a vehicle that moves to where people are. Wikipedia covers the mobile billboard in general.

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