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Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
The Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate is a high impact sliding gate tested to both ASTM 2656-07 & PAS 68 testing criteria and providing the highest level of security against unauthorised vehicle access.
This vehicle gate can be used to protect sites from extreme aggressive attacks while maintaining a pedestrian secure environment.
Key features & benefits
Features
- Physically impact tested to PAS 68 criteria
- Manufactured from heavy gauge materials
- Variable height and clear widths
- Manual operating override facility
- High quality coating system (minimum galvanised)
- Shallow mounting less than 500mm overall depth
- Hold to run operation
Benefits
- Confidence in proven performance
- Strength and durability
- Flexibility to suit site requirements
- Operational under power failure conditions
- Reliable and dependable
- Overcomes site depth restrictions
- Safe operation
Product overview
The SG1500CR gate was first independently physically tested by the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) using an N3 European truck in accordance with the PAS 68 specification (7,500kg weighted vehicle travelling at 80kph) and post-test achieved zero penetration.
The same gate was then crash tested with a 4×4 pickup truck travelling at 80 kph and zero penetration was achieved.
The gate design was aesthetically enhanced by removing the front two support legs and independently tested by the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) with a US truck (15,000lb truck at travelling at 50 mph) in accordance with the US Standard ASTM F 2656-07 (supersedes DoS SD-STD-02.01 ) and achieved a M50 P1 (zero penetration).
The gate comes with a push-button hold to run control as standard.
The gate can be customised to interface with a wide range of access control equipment to suit specific customer requirements.
This is a specialist high security product and is designed for use with vehicles only and a full site risk assessment must be carried out at design stage to ensure that all relevant safety systems are included. Where the gates control point is remote from the installation, we strongly recommend the fitting of a recordable CCTV system.
Options available
- Matching infill panels
- Emergency buttons with lock down
- Inductive loop detectors
- Access and intercom systems
- UPS backup for the electrical system
- Safety edges, Safety beams & Laser Scanners
- Traffic lights and back-indications systems
- Serrated / barbed wire toppings
Technical Specification
| Physical Dimensions: | |
|---|---|
| Gate Dimensions: | A variety of gate heights and widths are available. The tested model has a clear width opening of 4m, please contact our sales department for alternative dimensions |
| Basic Power Requirements: | Subject to gate size and construction |
| ASTM F2656-07 Classification: | M50 P1 |
| PAS68 Classifications: | V/7500(N3)/80/90:0/0 V/2500(N1G)/80/90:0/0 (4×4 pickup truck) |
| Tested model: | Sliding gate Overall width 6.2m 2.2m high – clear width opening of 4m |
| Operating temperature range available: | -25°C – +70°C |
| Construction: | The framework is constructed from fully welded, heavy gauge, steel structures and hi-tensile structural steel. Both versions of the sliding gates foundation depths are from under 500mm subject to gate design and incorporate a full impact resistant system which enables a wide range of gate heights, clear widths and infill to be provided. |
SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate - Resources
Datasheet – Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
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Datasheet – Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
Drawings – Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
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Drawings – General drawings for Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
Specification – Avon SG1500CR Armoured Vehicle Gate
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Specification – Avon SG1500CR Armoured vehicle gate
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