Automatic Boom Gates
Motorised vehicle barriers for designated entry and exit lanes.
- Lane and arm-length planning
- Controller configuration
- Opening and closing tests
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A boom barrier is a motorised gate arm that controls vehicle entry and exit at a designated lane. When paired with appropriate identification and safety devices, it can help reduce manual gate operation and create a more organised entry process.
Buddy Services can help assess lane width, traffic volume, operating frequency, access permissions, power availability and site conditions before recommending a suitable setup.
Choose a solution based on lane configuration, traffic conditions and your property's access requirements.
Motorised vehicle barriers for designated entry and exit lanes.
Identify registered vehicles using compatible RFID credentials and readers.
Integrate compatible ANPR cameras for number-plate-based vehicle identification.
Plan appropriate safety equipment to help prevent unsafe barrier movement.
Support controlled entry and exit at parking facilities and managed properties.
Help maintain system performance through planned inspection and fault checks.
Establish a defined control point for vehicle access.
Connect compatible access credentials to approved entry rules.
Plan integration with CCTV, RFID, ANPR and parking systems where supported.
Every installation should be planned around the actual gate and its operating environment.
Check lane width, traffic volume, mounting space and power supply.
Determine barrier type, arm length, access method and safety devices.
Install the agreed equipment and configure compatible integrations.
Verify movement, detection, authorised access and manual operation.
Final equipment selection depends on the entrance layout and site assessment.
Discuss Your SiteThey are commonly used at society gates, offices, parking facilities, warehouses, factories and controlled vehicle entrances.
Yes, when the barrier controller, reader or camera and access software support the required integration.
Depending on the site, vehicle detection loops, photoelectric sensors, warning lights and emergency/manual release provisions may be appropriate.
A conventional boom barrier primarily controls traffic flow; it should not be treated as a crash-rated vehicle security barrier.
Maintenance can be planned according to equipment type and agreement, including movement, sensor, controller and electrical checks.
Contact Buddy Services to discuss automatic boom barriers and integrated vehicle access for your property.
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