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Frequently Asked Questions
What changes when it goes on wheels?
Who moves it, and how casually.
A box is carried deliberately.
A cart is pushed aside by anyone.
Sometimes while still connected.
That is the risk to design for.
Why is cable management so central here?
Because the cart travels with its cable.
Reels and hooks keep it gathered.
Otherwise it trails under the wheels.
Or the cart leaves its own supply behind.
The management is the product.
Which industries actually use these?
Those that re-rig constantly.
Film and television.
Live events and exhibitions.
Theatre and touring production.
Anywhere a space changes weekly.
Are brakes genuinely necessary?
On any slope, absolutely.
Loaded carts roll well.
Ramps and truck tails are common.
A moving cart drags its cable.
Brakes are not an upgrade.
Can one be taken between floors?
By lift, or it does not go.
Weight and footprint decide.
Stairs are not an option loaded.
Some designs split into sections.
Access should be checked before hire.
What is the specific risk of a mobile board?
Being moved while energised.
Connections take strain nobody planned.
Glands and terminations loosen slowly.
Inspection between jobs catches it.
A fixed board never has this problem.
How is a cart supplied?
Through one substantial connector.
One cable in, many circuits out.
That single point is the weak spot.
It takes every movement's strain.
Strain relief earns its place.