Parking Barrier Systems

Parking Barrier Systems

Features of Parking Barrier Systems

Security systems are needed in areas where people live in large numbers. Parking barrier systems are security systems used for this purpose, controlling vehicle entry and exit to the parking lot. The system grants passage to registered and authorized vehicles in its database, while denying passage to unregistered vehicles. You can visit the page to learn about the working principles of the system.

Parking Barrier Models

The most important feature of parking barrier systems is providing secure passage. These systems, which control the passage of vehicles entering and exiting parking lots, can be 3 meters, 4 meters, 5 meters, or 6 meters depending on the need. With barrier systems produced in intermediate lengths, passage points are completely closed, ensuring controlled passage. Barrier systems equipped with safety photocells do not cause accidents as they detect people or vehicles. Barrier systems used in parking lots are produced in different models according to technological innovations. Boom parking barrier systems are the most preferred barrier system. Boom barriers are operated by remote control. This system allows registered vehicles to pass and does not permit unregistered vehicles to pass. Guest vehicles can also be registered in the system to be granted passage. Ticket barrier systems are more commonly used in paid parking lots and with HGS (High-Speed Pass) and OGS (Automatic Pass System) systems. License plate recognition systems are also among the security systems used to ensure parking lot security. Vehicles registered in the system pass securely, while unregistered plates are denied passage. The system compares and matches the vehicle's license plate with the plates in the database within a few seconds. It is a fast and secure barrier system. You can visit the page to get detailed information about parking barrier systems, which include various models such as mushroom barrier systems, road blockers, accordion barrier systems, under-vehicle surveillance systems with cameras, and personal parking systems, and to examine the barrier models up close.