Roving showroom bus brings lighting, power solutions to consumers

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May 8, 2026 | 2:49pm

MANILA, Philippines — A leading Filipino electrical and lighting brand launched its roving showroom offering power solutions directly to the people.

Omni showed their Omnibus recently at the SM Mall of Asia, aiming to reach 100 destinations throughout the Philippines.

Inside the bus, the presentation includes everything down to the outlets, floor-mounted sockets, and illuminated elements, which is what makes the experience so effective. Rather than simply telling clients what the products can do, it demonstrates how they perform in real-world use.

Visitors to the mobile showroom will also encounter interactive product displays featuring a curated selection of lighting, electrical fixtures, and appliances; live installations that showcase fully functioning setups in real-world environments; and a dedicated consultation area.

In an interview with the media inside the bus, Yatai International Corp. national sales and marketing manager Norman Campoy said that the bus is marking the 30th anniversary of their company.

"Finally, we can help our end users and hardware store owners visualize the executions of our products," he said.

"With this bus, I give them a more immersive experience, allowing them to appreciate the products better," he added.

Campoy said that the bus demonstrates how lighting and electrical fixtures can be ideally designed and arranged for small spaces such as condominiums and studio apartments.

“The choice of a bus was purposeful. Beyond mobility, the interior is similar to the tiny living areas found in modern urban projects,” he said.

“Since the trend is living in small condos and townhouses where space is limited, this is the best place to showcase how our products fit into those spaces,” he added.

The bus will visit Iloilo, Capiz, Aklan, Antique, Bacolod, Cebu, parts of Mindanao, Bicol and then back to Luzon.

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