Parking Systems

Barriers

Electromechanical parking barriers are by far the most frequently chosen type of road barrier that facilitates access control to private or protected areas. The sets we offer are equipped with in a gearmotor with cooling, a control unit with a built-in receiver and a safety photocell. We offer models with adjustable arm length, from 3 to 6, 8 and even 11 meters. The assortment also includes sets with a broken arm and so-called curtain protecting against passing or passing under the arm of the barrier. Our automation allows for quick and efficient operation of the system. The proposed solutions are perfect for securing access to public facilities, enterprises, industrial areas, but also housing communities. Sets are made of materials that are fully resistant to external factors. They do not require special maintenance, but only systematic periodic reviews.


KBM6 Electromechanical barrier 6m for intensive use Adjustable aluminium bar from 3.6m to 6m Soft start and stop 230V air-cooled or 24V engine Control board with built-in radio Set of photocells Integrated RGB LED lamp


KBS5 Electromechanical barrier 5m for intensive use Adjustable aluminium bar 5m with skirt Soft start and stop 230V air-cooled or 24V engine Control board with built-in radio Set of photocells Integrated RGB LED lamp


KBA5 Electromechanical barrier 5m for intensive use Adjustable aluminium bar 5m 2,5 + 2,5 articulated Soft start and stop 230V air-cooled or 24V engine Control board with built-in radio Set of photocells Integrated RGB LED lamp


KBM8 / KBM11 Electromechanical barrier 8m and 11m for intensive use Adjustable aluminium bar 8m or 11m Soft start and stop 230V air-cooled Control board with built-in radio Set of photocells

Bollards

Modern access control systems use, among others automatic road posts. They slide out and hide after receiving a signal from an access card or remote control. Parking automation from Motorline is made of the highest quality materials, resistant to long-lasting and intensive exploitation and atmospheric conditions