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AV Motorised Road Case

Ultralift’s AV Road Case is a versatile and, above all, rugged and durable road case to securely transport a screen or TV. Originally developed for the Australian Defence Force, the road case has heavy-duty wheels to navigate difficult conditions and surfaces and is easily set up in less than 30 seconds.

The product also uses a sturdy mechanical system driven by high quality actuators to allow reliable and convenient movement of the screen. At the touch of a button, the screen can be raised to the desired height, up to a maximum of 1.5 metres. The mechanism also provides the flexibility of motorised tilting, allowing the touchscreen to be easily manoeuvred through a full range of angles from vertical to a fully flat ‘table-top’ mode. This makes the screen equally suitable for use in presentations and briefings or in collaborative work settings where it allows people to gather around for discussion and interact with the screen.

There are so many applications for this solution including:

  • Roadshows
  • Tradeshows
  • Construction sites
  • Mining and Energy sites
  • Engineering projects
  • Emergency services

The road case is suitable for a wide range of screen sizes from 40 inches to 100 inches.

Pricing and Purchasing

We recommend you contact your preferred AV Specialist or Electrician for a quote to supply and install. They will arrange a time to discuss your project and provide you with options to best suit your application.

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Why AV Motorised Road Case is a premium Ultralift solution

AV Motorised Road Case is a premium Australian-designed and Melbourne-fabricated mobile engineered AV road-case system. It is best suited to defence, education, events and operational environments that need protected transport and controlled equipment deployment. Ultralift provides local engineering, CAD and technical support so equipment, structure, movement and service access can be considered before construction.

Designed and fabricated in Melbourne Product design, engineering support and fabrication are kept close to the project team.
More than 25 years of specialist experience Ultralift has focused on motorised AV movement, concealment and mounting systems since 1999.
In-house engineering and CAD support Project teams can provide equipment details and drawings before the specification is locked.
Standard and engineered pathways Where a standard product is not suitable, Ultralift can assess a configured or project-specific approach.

Best suited to

  • Defence and mobile command applications
  • Portable training and presentation systems
  • Projects combining equipment protection with motorised deployment

Plan before selection

  • Equipment list, dimensions and operating weight
  • Transport, lifting and deployment requirements
  • Power, control, ventilation and access
  • Environmental and operational constraints

Final product selection depends on equipment, structure, available space, movement, access and the project brief. Contact Ultralift before construction details are finalised.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is AV Motorised Road Case typically used?

The AV Motorised Road Case protects a display during transport, then raises and positions it for presentations or interactive use at temporary and changing locations.

What information should I provide for AV Motorised Road Case?

Provide the display make, model, size and weight, the required deployed height and angle, transport constraints, access conditions and any equipment that must travel inside the case.

Does AV Motorised Road Case need a specialist installer?

The case is a transportable system, but setup, power and screen mounting should still follow the supplied instructions. Any integration with other AV or control equipment should be checked by the AV contractor.

Can the configuration be changed for my project?

Yes. The road case can be configured around the screen, movement and transport requirements. Ultralift needs the equipment details and intended use before confirming a design.