Fixed location or daily flexibility?
A fixed model works best when the location will remain in use and mounting can be planned properly. A portable format gives more flexibility but needs secure placement and a charging or power routine each time it moves.
Compare your options
| Consideration | What to check | Buying decision |
|---|---|---|
| Wall mount | Check the wall surface, fixings, power route, and access. | Choose when the location is stable. |
| Portable | Review the base, carrying method, and storage. | Choose when users move between locations. |
| Pole or hanging | Confirm the mounting accessory and support. | Review stability and service access before ordering. |
Which format fits which buyer
Choose the installation format around available space, power access, and how often the unit will move.
- Wall-mount for fixed areas and contractors
- Portable for camping and travel channels
- Pole or public-space projects for installation-based sales
- Tabletop options for patios and home retail
Before you decide
Include mounting parts in the quotation comparison. Check whether accessories are supplied, optional, or sourced by the installer. For retail orders, make the included-parts list clear enough that a customer knows what is needed before starting installation.
- Wall-mount models save ground space in fixed-use areas
- Portable models fit camping, travel, and flexible placements
- Project buyers often prefer more stable mounting options
- Retail buyers may value portability and convenience more
Planning an order? Review samples and MOQ or send the model and application to the factory.
