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Automatic gates enhance convenience and security for both residential and commercial properties. They typically consist of three main components: a mechanism, a control unit, and a transmitter.Components:Mechanism:Swing Gates: These gates pivot open and closed on hinges. They are ideal for properties with enough space for the gate to swing without

Automatic gates enhance convenience and security for both residential and commercial properties. They typically consist of three main components: a mechanism, a control unit, and a transmitter.

Components:

1. Mechanism:
   • Swing Gates: These gates pivot open and closed on hinges. They are ideal for properties with enough space for the gate to swing without obstruction.
   • Sliding Gates: These gates slide horizontally along a track, making them suitable for properties with limited space in front of the gate.
2. Control Unit:
   • The control unit is the brain of the automatic gate system, managing the opening and closing functions based on signals received from the transmitter. It often includes safety features such as sensors to prevent closing on obstacles.
3. Transmitter:
   • Transmitters are used to send signals to the control unit, allowing users to open or close the gate remotely. Options include key fobs, keypad entry systems, and smartphone apps.

Applications:

• Residential Properties: Automatic gates provide privacy and security for homes, allowing for controlled access to driveways.
• Commercial Properties: Businesses use automatic gates to secure parking lots, loading docks, and restricted areas.
• Industrial Sites: Enhanced security is crucial in industrial environments, making automatic gates a preferred choice.

Automatic gate systems combine functionality and security, making them an excellent investment for various property types.