LEAPTOR, 4.5m CE certified E-50 straight barrier with fence is the most efficient and effective solution for controlling public and private vehicle transit and access to rest areas, even with high traffic volumes. Also for controlling and restricting unwanted entries of animals/live stocks in secured premises. Its feature includes an optional anti-crush safety device, which suspends the motion of the boom, should it meet any obstruction.
Optional beam sensor provides further protection to vehicles. Auto-close of the boom barrier can be programmed through the controller. Duration of fast and slow speeds is programmed at the time of installation, according to the length of the boom and frequency of traffic expected.
E-50 boom barriers are high in performance, reliable and durable. The case is made of powder coated Galvanized Steel and boom is made of powder coated Aluminum. It has got elegant and streamlined design. It gives greater convenience and safety at all times. It can be operated manually in case of power failure. LED lights on casing to indicate the functioning, adds aesthetics to the boom. Fences are of aluminum material which is light in weight and corrosion resistant.
Die-casting aluminum alloy motor is precisioned and good at thermal radiating. Fence moving parts are so designed to have minimum joints enabling frictionless movements. It has option of integration with car windshield tag for trouble free entry and exit through UHF reader controlling the boom barriers with access control. More comfort and safety in programming and maintenance phases. It is recommended for heavy flow of traffic and gateway for outsider entry. More safety, reliability and compact with self-locking feature. The barrier will automatically go back when meet obstacles during the process of lifting and falling.
These Boom Barriers are primarily used in Factory entrances, Vehicle parking lots, Exhibition centers and Large warehouses.
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