BARRIERS
A barrier that lets the right vehicle through.
An automatic barrier raised by remote, card or plate recognition. For parking, a yard, a crossing or an industrial compound.
WHEN IT HELPS, WHEN IT DOESN'T
It makes sense when:
- Vehicle entry must be controlled, not free.
- Parking or a yard needs limited access.
- You combine the barrier with a card or remote.
- You need a barrier for higher vehicle flow.
It doesn't when:
- The entrance needs no control.
- Flow is small and a gate opens manually.
- There is no power at the barrier point.
FOUR STEPS
- Signal. A remote, card or sensor gives the signal.
- Raise. The motor raises the barrier.
- Passage. The vehicle passes; the barrier lowers after.
- Record. The passage is logged if linked to a system.
SYSTEM ELEMENTS
- Barrier. The mechanical arm with a motor.
- Drive. The motor for raising and lowering.
- Control. Remotes, cards or sensors.
- Safety loops. Vehicle detection under the barrier.
- Access-control link. The barrier as part of the system.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE, NOT AN OFFER
A company yard: a barrier at the entrance, remotes for vehicles, a safety loop, an access-control link.
This is an illustration for orientation. The final design comes after a site visit.
WHAT THE TERMS MEAN
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Safety loop | Detects a vehicle and prevents lowering onto it. |
| Remote | Wireless barrier control. |
Per the company's claims, the range includes ROGER Technology (BIONIK and BL series).
Does the barrier work without power?
It depends on the model. Some have a manual release for outages.
Can I control the barrier from my phone?
Yes, with systems that have network control.
How long does opening take?
Opening time depends on the model and barrier length.
The site visit and assessment are free of charge.
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