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BPT introduce new barrier system

Bayt 980 electro-hydraulic barrier

BPT Automation, one of the UK’s longest- established suppliers of automated gates and barriers, have launched the new Bayt 980 electro-hydraulic barrier (pictured). The system is said to be highly durable due to a revised counterbalance assembly incorporated into the barrier, which compresses the coils rather than stretches them. This significantly extends the longevity of the coil, making the Bayt 980 more efficient and economical.

Other efficiency driven features include: a revised piston and motor assembly with interconnecting pipework; hydraulic braking in both the raise and lower operation, which greatly reduces the harshness of the way the beam stops at either end of its travel; and an option for beams with pre-punched holes to accommodate new-style LED indicators. The LEDs can be set in flash or steady modes and are far more efficient than lamps. 

As with all BPT equipment, the new Bayt 980 barrier has been designed for simple and quick installation. Among the helpful features are an interchangeable connector for reversing left- and right-hand operation, which can easily be done on site, and a pre-filled hydraulic reservoir to save the installer time and reduce the risk of introducing air into the system. 

 

The Bayt 980 barrier cabinet has blanked off cut-outs for accessories such as keypads and photocells, so the installer does not have to drill additional holes in the cabinet. It also has a removable lid, allowing more space for and easier access to additional control equipment. 

The barrier cabinet features a standard two-tone colour scheme (orange/silver) with a stainless steel barrier, although the latter can be produced in a colour to suit an organization’s corporate branding. The Bayt 980 system is operated by most access control systems for total control and visibility of vehicle and personnel movement. 

 

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