Solar Powered Automatic Boom Arm Barrier

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This contractor has implemented a FHOSS type gate and barrier, which comes with the following benefits.

Sustainability – Photovoltaic solar panel in place to ensure zero carbon emissions over a 10 year life cycle and 24/7 off-grid solar
autonomy with no ground contamination.

Safety – Fully compliant to BS EN 12345:2017 with force limitation and inbuilt green & red LED lights to indicate when it is safe to enter.

Performance – Solar Panels combined with AC standby charger to support 3000 daily cycles.

Rapid – Available as permanent or free standing and rapidly deployable temporary access control system, with no road crossing cabling.

Hybrid – Option of dual sourced renewable energy version with a 850/110-watt wind turbine to support photovoltaic solar panel(s).

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Monitor Report. Lendlease Construction Holdings. London. May 2024.

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