BayamOur projectsBarrier Gate
Swapping out a barrier gate
Out with the old motor, in with a Baycons unit — keeping the loops and cables that still work, and getting the lane moving again fast.
What's going on
The barrier sticks, drifts, or has been patched one too many times. At some point repairing it costs more than replacing it. You want a new motor on the same lane, and to keep the readers and cameras that still do their job.
What we do
We check the base, the boom, the loops, the safety sensors and the wiring to your ANPR, card readers and guardhouse. Anything still healthy stays. The old motor, boom and worn-out sensors come out, and a Baycons unit goes in, sized for your lane and how busy it really gets.
Before we leave
We agree with you what the barrier should do in a power cut — stay down, stay up, or let the guard open it manually. Then we test the lane properly and show your guards how the new controls work.
What's included
- Check of the lane and the existing motor
- Loops reused or recut; sensors and boom checked
- New Baycons motor and boom, sized for your traffic
- Reconnected to ANPR, card readers and the guardhouse
- Power-cut setting agreed and guards briefed
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.