High-cycle motor
Motor configuration and operating speed are matched to vehicle volume, boom length, and daily duty cycle.
Security Systems
Barrier Gates
Automated vehicle barriers integrated with RFID, license-plate recognition, ticketing, and parking software.
Discuss your projectHeavy-duty motorRFID • LPR • ticketingSafety sensingManual release
About the solution
More than an automatic boom—this is a vehicle-flow control system.
Each solution is matched to lane width, traffic volume, duty cycle, safety requirements, and verification method. Manual release keeps access moving during outages or emergencies.
Problems the system must solve
Peak-hour queues
Unverified vehicles
Barriers without adequate safety sensing
What we engineer into the system
The details that keep the system safe and dependable.
Anti-crash protection
Loop detectors, safety beams, or radar hold and reverse the boom while a vehicle remains in the lane.
Flexible access methods
Use cards, long-range RFID, remotes, guard-station buttons, license-plate recognition, or ticket dispensers.
Operable during emergencies
A manual clutch lets guards operate the boom during outages; UPS backup can be added for critical lanes.
Outdoor-ready
Powder-coated cabinets and IP54-class equipment options support reliable operation in heat, dust, and rain.
Parking-system integration
The barrier can support manless parking, visitor records, resident access, payment, and monitoring dashboards.
Equipment and solution scope
The final configuration follows site conditions, integration needs, and actual usage patterns.
Hikvision DS-TMG520
A straight-boom barrier for vehicle lanes, with speed and boom-length options selected for the site.
Hikvision DS-TMG520/B
A variant with boom-mounted direction indication so drivers can read lane status quickly.
ZKTeco ProBG3000
A high-performance barrier platform for RFID, parking control, and intensive access operations.
Application environments
Industrial estates
Commercial buildings
Residential and public facilities
From survey to handover
The same team carries project context from planning until the system is ready to operate.
Consultation & site survey
We map site conditions, usage patterns, risks, and operating goals before selecting equipment.
Design & proposal
Topology, device locations, integrations, specifications, cost, and schedule are documented in a transparent scope.
Installation & configuration
Technicians complete mounting, cabling, network configuration, and integration with a tidy installation standard.
Testing & handover
Operating scenarios are tested, operators are trained, and system documentation is handed over before go-live.
Common questions
What happens during a power outage?
The unit can be opened using its manual release. For lanes that cannot stop, we can design suitable backup power.
How is a vehicle protected from the boom?
The system can combine a vehicle loop detector with a safety beam or radar. The boom stays raised while the vehicle is detected.
Can it operate without an attendant?
Yes. Ticket dispensers, LPR, RFID, payment, and parking software can be combined into a manless workflow.
Straight or folding boom?
Straight booms suit open areas. A 90° or 180° folding boom is used where basement or canopy clearance is limited.
Bring your floor plan, site photos, or requirements list.
Our team can help assess equipment options, integration requirements, and the right implementation scope.