>> Introduction
Our Product equipped with high-precision sensors and intelligent control systems, our barrier gate can automatically detect vehicle presence and operate the gate without manual intervention. This ensures smooth traffic flow and reduces waiting times.
Lifting time | 5-6 seconds |
Falling time | 5-6 seconds |
Working voltage | 220V +10% 110V +10% |
Frequency | 50/60 HZ |
Working current | 1.1A |
Ambient temperature | -40°C ~+80 ° |
>> Function And Features
>> FAQ
1.What is a barrier gate used for？
A barrier gate, also known as a parking barrier or automatic barrier, is primarily used for controlling vehicle access in various settings such as parking lots, toll stations, residential communities, and commercial areas. It helps manage traffic flow, enhance security, and ensure orderly vehicle entry and exit.
2.How does a barrier gate work？
A barrier gate operates using a combination of sensors, motors, and control systems. When a vehicle approaches, the gate detects its presence through sensors like infrared beams or loop detectors. Depending on the access control system (e.g., remote control, card reader, or license plate recognition), the gate will either raise or lower the barrier arm to allow or restrict passage. The gate is designed to operate automatically or can be manually overridden if necessary.
>> Introduction
Our Product equipped with high-precision sensors and intelligent control systems, our barrier gate can automatically detect vehicle presence and operate the gate without manual intervention. This ensures smooth traffic flow and reduces waiting times.
Lifting time | 5-6 seconds |
Falling time | 5-6 seconds |
Working voltage | 220V +10% 110V +10% |
Frequency | 50/60 HZ |
Working current | 1.1A |
Ambient temperature | -40°C ~+80 ° |
>> Function And Features
>> FAQ
1.What is a barrier gate used for？
A barrier gate, also known as a parking barrier or automatic barrier, is primarily used for controlling vehicle access in various settings such as parking lots, toll stations, residential communities, and commercial areas. It helps manage traffic flow, enhance security, and ensure orderly vehicle entry and exit.
2.How does a barrier gate work？
A barrier gate operates using a combination of sensors, motors, and control systems. When a vehicle approaches, the gate detects its presence through sensors like infrared beams or loop detectors. Depending on the access control system (e.g., remote control, card reader, or license plate recognition), the gate will either raise or lower the barrier arm to allow or restrict passage. The gate is designed to operate automatically or can be manually overridden if necessary.
