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Leda-Vannaclip launches Surface Mounted Road Blocker
Car park operators understand just how daring people can be when they do not want to pay for parking. Running through aluminium boom arms, tailgating or fooling safety equipment to hold open boom gates are just some of the tricks.
Leda Vannaclip has developed a surface mounted road blocker and boom gate kit for car park entrances and exits. The unit has the standard Leda 100% duty cycle boom gate plus the new surface mounted road blocker.
This is a customer driven product, states Chris McCartin, Ledas Victorian Manager. Most car parks will stick with standard boom gates but increasingly in Australia, a higher level of security is being requested. Visually, the blocker or Bifold gates are a much greater deterrent to people doing the wrong thing. If that isnt enough then we also install impact rated product used for Government locations, reports Mr McCartin.
Ledas surface road blocker operates in 3 seconds inline with standard boom gates and is variable in width. The company recommend accompanying boom gates as drivers are used to transiting entry and exits with such equipment. Roadblockers and retractable bollards when lowering can drop below the drivers vision which on rare occasions could mean a hurrying driver may start off to early and hit the equipment. The boom gate minimises the risk of a collision.
This is a customer driven product, states Chris McCartin, Ledas Victorian Manager. Most car parks will stick with standard boom gates but increasingly in Australia, a higher level of security is being requested. Visually, the blocker or Bifold gates are a much greater deterrent to people doing the wrong thing. If that isnt enough then we also install impact rated product used for Government locations, reports Mr McCartin.
Ledas surface road blocker operates in 3 seconds inline with standard boom gates and is variable in width. The company recommend accompanying boom gates as drivers are used to transiting entry and exits with such equipment. Roadblockers and retractable bollards when lowering can drop below the drivers vision which on rare occasions could mean a hurrying driver may start off to early and hit the equipment. The boom gate minimises the risk of a collision.
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