PRODUCTS / BUNBURY GATE AUTOMATION
Traffic Barriers /
Boom Gates
Control the flow at your entrance.
Traffic barriers manage vehicle passage at car parks, business premises and shared entrances. A manual or automatic boom can be selected around the lane width, traffic volume and way users are authorised to enter.
WHERE IT FITS
Built around the way you use your site.
01
Car park entrances
Manage vehicle entry at staff, customer or shared parking areas.
02
Commercial sites
Plan controlled access around daily traffic and operating hours.
03
Entry and exit lanes
Consider lane layout, waiting space and the way vehicles leave the site.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Traffic Barriers / Boom Gates options
The recommendation depends on the property, the existing equipment and how the entrance is used. Discuss the options with us.
Manual barriers
A practical option for low-frequency access where the barrier is operated by an authorised person.
Automatic boom gates
Motorised barriers for regular vehicle access, paired with suitable controls and detection devices.
Integrated lane systems
Discuss separate entry and exit lanes, visitor access and how the barrier will connect with the wider access system.
NEW INSTALLATIONS & EXISTING SYSTEMS
Plan the whole vehicle lane.
A barrier setup includes more than the pole. The lane arrangement, pedestal location, waiting space, access controls and vehicle detection need to work together.
Lane width and clearance
The opening and surrounding space determine the barrier arrangement.
Traffic and duty
Daily movements and peak periods influence operator requirements.
Vehicle detection
Plan suitable detection and safety devices as part of the installation.
Site access
Coordinate vehicle entry with fencing, pedestrian routes and visitor access.
COMMON QUESTIONS
A few things to consider.
Where are boom gates typically used?
Common applications include car parks, commercial premises and shared vehicle entrances where access needs to be managed.
Can a boom gate work with access control?
Suitable barriers can be paired with entry controls such as remotes, keypads, readers or intercom systems. Compatibility is assessed for the proposed equipment.
How do you choose the right barrier?
Lane width, usage, operating requirements and the site layout guide the choice. Tell us about the traffic pattern and how users should gain access.
LET’S PLAN YOUR ENTRANCE
Find the right setup
for your property.
Tell us your location, the type of entrance and whether you need a new system, an upgrade or help with an existing gate.