Case Studies

24V barrier

by Mark Rowe

The barrier and perimeter product firm FAAC have introduced their first 24V barrier to the market. The barrier is installed at the Strathclyde Fire Training Centre in Scotland and has a 8m beam. Facilities manager at the training centre, Graham Burnett, said that two B680H barriers have worked very efficiently since they took possession of the site in April 2012. A battery backup has been installed to ensure the operation of the product even during a power cut, something important to the fire service.

The barrier controls passages with a net width from 2m to 8m and its modular beams make it a product which is easy to manage during installation, it is claimed. The barrier is rated for continuous duty operating beams of 8m in 6 seconds and beams of 2m in 1.5 seconds. Accessories for the barrier include an integrated red/green LED unit on top of the cabinet that flashes during operation and LED beam lights create a visible and safe operation. The access control automation company based in Basingstoke has manufacturing and development facilities in Italy and Ireland and distributes its products in more than 90 countries.

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