A crash rated boom barrier is a reinforced version of the standard boom barrier, built to withstand vehicle impact and stop unauthorised access at high-security entry and exit points. STSS crash rated barriers include a manual clutch key or wheel to release the boom during power failure and a calefaction design that prevents freezing in cold weather. They suit industrial sites, secure facilities and other high-risk perimeters.
Boom Barrier - Crash Rated
In high-security areas, a boom barrier crash rated version is used, which is reinforced to withstand vehicular impact and prevent unauthorized access. A boom barrier gate is a security device designed to control vehicle access at entry and exit points. It consists of a long arm, usually made of durable materials, that pivots vertically to block or allow vehicles to pass. These gates are commonly found in parking lots, toll booths, industrial sites, and secure facilities for effective traffic management.
Features
STSS Swing Flap Barriers offer a variety of built-in features to ensure safety, security, as well as user-friendly and smooth operations at any point of time.
Manual Clutch Key / Wheel to release the boom in case of power failure
Aluminum die casting motor body engineered for excellent thermal radiation
Unique temperature calefaction design preventing freezing in cold weather
How are automatic gates and barriers installed?
Automatic gates and barriers are Installed with the following steps: First, the site is surveyed to determine the appropriate location for the gate barrier. A sturdy foundation is then laid to support the gate’s motor and control system. Electrical wiring is connected to power the motor, sensors, and any access control systems like RFID or keypads. The barrier arm or Security barrier gate is mounted securely, and final adjustments are made to ensure smooth operation. Lastly, the system is tested to ensure proper functionality and safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a crash rated boom barrier?
It is a reinforced boom barrier designed to withstand vehicular impact and prevent forced, unauthorised entry at high-security sites.
How is it different from a standard boom barrier?
A standard boom barrier is designed for everyday traffic management, while the crash rated version is reinforced to resist vehicles attempting forced entry at high-security entry points.
What happens during a power failure?
A manual clutch key or wheel lets operators release the boom so the entry point can still be managed during a power failure.
How are automatic gates and barriers installed?
The site is surveyed to choose the location, a sturdy foundation is laid for the motor and control system, and wiring is connected for the motor, sensors and any access control such as RFID or keypads. The barrier arm is then mounted, adjusted and tested for smooth, safe operation.
Can crash rated boom barriers integrate with access control?
Yes. They can be connected to access control systems such as RFID readers and keypads for automated operation.
Does STSS provide installation and support?
Yes. STSS supplies, installs and supports crash rated boom barriers. Contact us for a site survey and quotation.
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