Case study of airborne gate parking system at the entrance of the botanical garden

 Case study of the airborne gate parking system at the entrance of the botanical garden. In order to solve the problem that installing ordinary fence barriers cannot reach the height of human body crossing, the Baikong M2 heavy-duty airborne gate was born. It adopts a mid mounted installation method, and the crossbeam structure adopts a 146 × 50MM enlarged crossbeam design for better wind resistance and tensile strength. The motor adopts a 250W DC brushless motor with high speed reduction ratio and stronger force; The pole clamp adopts a continuous connection method to ensure the integrity of the packaging and ease of transportation. The shaft height reaches 1305mm, which is flush with the small door crossbeam, making the installation more beautiful and elegant. It is widely used in prisons, governments, military, and windy environments.

Product Features:

250W motor, making the long pole run more smoothly;
The height of the crossbeam from the ground is 1.4m, which matches the height of the pedestrian door, making the installation more aesthetically pleasing;
Symmetrical design of the chassis, without left-right fixation, makes stocking and installation more convenient.
146mm x 50mm size crossbeam, with a maximum length of up to 6.5 meters;
Exclusive bottom rod connector, solving the problem of wind resistance and overall shaking when lifting the rod;
Bluetooth debugging, more convenient and efficient;
Overall packaging, with no leakage of the rod clamp, convenient for shipping and storage;
Symmetrical springs make the chassis more evenly stressed and durable.