BayamOur projectsBarrier Gate
Installing a new barrier gate
A brand-new lane from the ground up: Baycons motor, loops that pick up motorcycles, safety sensors, lights, and a link to ANPR or cards.
What's going on
You have an entrance but no barrier — maybe a guardhouse and some painted lines, maybe just a gap in the fence. You need civil work, equipment and setup, and you do not want three contractors pointing fingers at handover.
What we do
We look at the width, slope, drainage and how traffic really arrives at rush hour. We build the base, cut loops that detect both cars and motorcycles, and fit the safety sensors, traffic lights and Baycons motor. Then we wire the lane to whatever opens it — ANPR, card reader, remote or a button in the guardhouse.
Before we leave
We agree what happens in a power cut before the first car goes through. Your guards and facilities team get a quick walkthrough of the controls, the manual override and who to call if something looks off.
What's included
- Check of width, slope, drainage and rush-hour traffic
- Base, loop cutting and outdoor cabling
- Baycons motor, boom, safety sensors and traffic lights
- Connected to ANPR, card readers or guardhouse controls
- Power-cut setting agreed and staff trained
Got the same problem?
Send us a few photos of what you have now. We will tell you if it is a quick fix, a swap or a new install.