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Dellonda Portable Power Station - 300W - 204Wh - LiFePO4 Battery - 230V - DL160
Brighouse, Yorkshire
UK trade marketplace
Used AV and event equipment
Hire companies refresh kit on a cycle. Speakers, lighting, control surfaces, LED panels and staging come out of the hire stock while they still have years of working life, because the rental spec has moved on rather than because anything has failed. That is the best-value equipment in this category and it rarely reaches a public marketplace.
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Reviewed marketplace listingsThe risk in buying used AV is hours rather than appearance. A fixture that looks immaculate may have spent four seasons on a touring rig, and a flightcased console can hide a failing fan or a tired battery. The listings here carry condition detail, defects and photographs, because the honest version is what makes a trade buyer press on.
What this category covers
- PA systems, line arrays, subs and amplifiers
- Moving heads, LED pars, control desks and dimmers
- LED walls, processors and display panels
- Mixing consoles, stageboxes and radio mics
- Staging, decks, truss, rigging and ballast
- Flightcases, cabling and distribution
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What to check before you buy
Hours and usage history
Ask what the equipment did. Dry hire, touring and fixed install wear kit very differently, and an operator who knows the answer will tell you.
Lamp, LED and fan condition
On moving heads and projectors, lamp or LED hours and fan noise matter more than cosmetics. Ask whether a service has been done and when.
Rigging and load safety
Truss, clamps, steels and ballast carry safety obligations. Ask for inspection records and do not buy load-bearing items without them.
Completeness
Confirm what is actually included: yokes, clamps, cabling, cases, rigging frames, spare cells for LED panels. These are the parts that quietly make up the real cost.
Power and standards
Check voltage, connector types and control protocol match your existing stock. A fixture you cannot patch into your rig is not a saving.
How buying works on LotLoop
Every listing is reviewed by a person before it is published — nothing goes live automatically. Sellers are businesses, checked against their Companies House record, and the result of that check is shown on the listing. You can buy at a fixed price, make an offer, or request an inspection first.
The buyer pays on the platform and LotLoop holds the seller’s transfer until collection or delivery has been verified. This is not escrow and we do not describe it as such: it is a delayed transfer against an evidenced handover.
Sellers pay 0% commission, permanently. The LotLoop commission sits on the buyer’s side and is 0% for the first six months after public launch. Payment handling is charged separately to the buyer.
Questions
Where does used AV equipment come from?
Mostly from hire companies refreshing stock, from production firms changing their rental spec, and from venues after a refit. Sellers on LotLoop are businesses, checked against their Companies House record.
Can I inspect before buying?
Yes. You can request an inspection through the listing. For AV in particular it is worth taking up, especially on anything with lamp hours or moving parts.
Do you sell complete rigs?
Sometimes, where a seller is clearing a full system or a business is closing. Quantities and lot structure are shown on the listing, and you can make an offer on a whole lot.
Selling AV and event equipment?
If you have surplus equipment in this category, listing costs nothing and you receive the full amount you list or agree. Submit it privately and nothing is published until LotLoop has reviewed it.