Gates & Vehicle Access
A vehicle gate is part of the access system, not a separate island. We install the gate operator, the readers and intercoms drivers use, and licence-plate cameras, and connect them to the same credentials as your doors.
Scope of work
Each part of the system, and what we do on it.
| Part | What we do |
|---|---|
| Long-range readers | Readers that pick up a credential as the vehicle pulls up, so the driver doesn't reach out |
| Pedestal readers | Readers on pedestals at driver height for cars and trucks, and at pedestrian gates |
| Gate intercoms | Intercom stations at the gate, answered from a desk master station |
| Gate operators | Gate operators and their control wiring, tied in with the readers and intercoms at the gate |
| Cameras | Licence-plate cameras positioned to capture each vehicle at the gate |
| Integration | Gate readers on the same access system and credentials as the building doors |
The final scope follows the drawings, the site walk and what each trade supplies.
One entry, several systems
A typical vehicle entrance carries a reader, an intercom for visitors and a licence-plate camera, all on the same pedestal or pole. We plan them together, with the conduit and power they share, so the gate is built once.
Need gates & vehicle access work?
Tell us about the building and what you need. A few lines is enough; drawings can follow by email.