Aurora pairs global LED manufacturing scale with local engineering, assembly and service — so your screen is ready for Australian sites, codes and conditions from the day it ships.
In Australia, a product can be described as "Australian Made" when it has been substantially transformed here — meaning the manufacturing process results in something fundamentally different from the imported components. Raw materials going in one end, finished product coming out the other, on Australian soil.
The most recognised marker of that claim is the green-and-gold kangaroo trustmark, a registered certification administered by Australian Made Campaign Ltd. Holding that mark requires a formal application and independent country-of-origin assessment — it is not a label a business can self-apply.
Aurora's onshore assembly, calibration and engineering process is consistent with the substantial transformation test. Rather than rely on a label we have not yet formally applied for, we choose to describe exactly what happens in Australia and let you make your own assessment.
Country-of-origin claims on this page are made by Aurora Signage Pty Ltd, ABN 22 620 120 836.
Country-of-origin matters for government and institutional procurement, where Buy Australian policies apply. It matters for warranty and service — local assembly means local accountability, not an offshore returns process. And it matters for codes compliance — Australian engineers apply local structural and electrical standards from day one.
We think overclaiming does more harm than good — for us and for buyers who rely on accurate information. Aurora operates two connected facilities: an AU operation in Adelaide, and a sister manufacturing operation, Aurora Displays (China), that produces components and sub-assemblies under Aurora-controlled drawings, design protocols and QC.
Several cabinet models and accessory pieces in the Aurora range are designed in Australia — drawings, mechanical specifications and rigging hardware originated by the AU engineering team and then produced to those drawings at the sister facility.
Every cabinet is assembled in our Australian facility — not pre-built and landed. Components arrive flat-packed and are brought together onshore.
Screens run a full calibration cycle and burn-in test in Australia before dispatch. Calibration data is unique to each cabinet.
Frame design, wind-load calculations and rigging engineering are completed locally by Australian engineers to local structural codes.
Australian regulatory paperwork — RCM, SAA approval, AS/NZS wiring documentation — is prepared and held onshore.
Modules, PSUs and receiving cards are stocked locally. Replacements ship same-day from Australian stock, not air-freighted from overseas.
Every warranty job is handled by the AU team — your account manager, project manager and field technician are all in the same time zone.
LED modules, hub boards, receiving-card stacks and PSU trays are sub-assembled in our Aurora Displays (China) facility against Aurora-controlled drawings — not picked off a contract-manufacturer catalogue.
Aurora Displays runs its own design-review, in-line QC and pre-shipment inspection regime — fingernail and water tests on shaders, sealing/connector inspection, hub-board EMI checks, thermal-expansion tolerance and clean-cabling sign-off on every cabinet.
Aluminium enclosure bodies, frames, doors, storm braces and corner attachments are produced under Aurora specification at the CN facility. All AU-specific surface finishing, weatherproofing and final assembly is completed in Adelaide.
Cabinets are configured, calibrated and burn-in tested in Australia before shipping to site. Every screen leaves with its own QC report and calibration data.
Mechanical, electrical and integration engineering happens onshore — frames, brackets and structural design are tailored for Australian wind, seismic and electrical codes.
Modules, receiving cards and PSUs are stocked in-country so warranty and out-of-warranty replacements ship same-day, not from overseas.
The practical difference between a screen that is assembled and calibrated locally and one that lands fully built from overseas shows up at delivery, at warranty time, and every time you need to reach someone.
Spare parts held onshore mean a warranty replacement ships same-day. Overseas supply chains add weeks — Australian stock means days or hours.
Stocked indoor ranges ship in 1–2 weeks. Configure-to-order outdoor in 4–8 weeks. These windows are achievable because the assembly and dispatch happens here.
The team that quotes, delivers and services your screen is based in Australia. No offshore ticket queues, no timezone lag — just a direct call to the people responsible.
AS/NZS electrical and structural codes are not an afterthought. Australian engineers apply local standards from the first design drawing, not retrofitted to an offshore spec.
Indicative ranges based on current AU stock and typical scope. Confirmed at quote.
VSPEC P2.5–P4 and common LUX pitches held locally for fast-turn projects.
GSR builds with custom rigging, content controllers and on-site commissioning.
Bespoke frames, transparent / curved / creative builds and stadium-grade scoreboards.
Every Aurora install is designed to local electrical, EMC and structural standards — not retrofitted from a generic overseas spec sheet.
From the first quote call to a 3 a.m. failover swap, the same AU team owns your project. No offshore ticket queues — your account manager, project manager and field tech are all in the same time zone.
Visit support →Cabinets are validated against Aurora's Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) protocol — a documented pass/fail inspection across twelve categories covering frame dimensions and shader integrity, backbone and cabling, EMC behaviour, IP rating, full-load performance and destination-country regulatory marking. The protocol exists to ensure each system adheres to the compliance standards of the country where it will be installed.
FAT is conducted at a certified neutral third-party location, with representatives from the agreed parties present to oversee the testing. Completion is certified by the customer's and/or Aurora's nominated representative — so the test record, not a verbal assurance, is what authorises dispatch.
Backbone, frame, corner attachments, feet, storm brace, door position, handles, locks, threads, screw holes and bumpers all dimensionally verified against the final drawing.
Foot material and top-padding material verified against the offered specification.
Lamp pitch and driver chip confirmed; fingernail test on the shader; water + hard-brush test; sealing inspected for cracks; connector and fastlock checks; thermal-expansion gap inspected; PCB layer and data-group count verified against Altium files.
Hub boards inspected for open antennas; cabling tidied and checked; EMI filter presence verified; cable diameter cross-checked against destination-country regulations; DIN rail and Wago clamps validated; receiver-card type and network/power plug types matched to offer.
Run with EMC-laboratory equipment and stock receiver/sender firmware: 100% white, 50% animation, 10% animation, and a sustained 100% white after 10–15 min in a heated room — checked against destination-country EMC limits.
DSLR shutter at 1/2000 @ 1000 nits using agreed test patterns to expose scan-line, refresh and ghosting artefacts the eye cannot see.
Hardware soaked in a heat room and inspected for discolouration, tile/driver issues, and frame, top-padding or shader deformation under sustained heat.
Cabinet sprayed with a water sprinkler to verify the offered IP rating against the spec sheet.
Maximum DCLK/GCLK validated via NovaLCT and the RCFGX file; brightness measured in nits at 100% white; maximum power consumption logged; leakage current measured; audible noise during colour animation checked for component faults; content pre-stored at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz.
Quality and quantity of all ordered spare modules, PSUs and receiving cards verified against the order.
Per-tile, per-hub and per-cabinet serial numbers verified; destination-country regulatory marks confirmed (CE / WEEE / FCC / UKCA / RoHS as applicable); customer logo print verified.
Packing list, serial-number register, RCFGX file, final DWG, calibration "burn the program" files, product user manual and product installation manual provided at FAT — generic manuals are not accepted.
Send us your project brief and we'll come back with a detailed quote, delivery window and the compliance documentation your project needs.