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Avon Universal Cedar Gate

Avon Universal Cedar Gate

IWA 14-1 Manual Gate

The Avon Universal Cedar Gate has evolved from the original Newey barrier. A UK government design of security gate that is a cost effective means of securing an entry or exit point whilst still providing a high level of protection.

Our redesign of the gate enhances its flexibility introducing universal frames for dual handing, making it very simple to install.

The 6m Gate was rated to the IWA 14-1 classification with a 7200kg N2A truck travelling at 48kph at the independent testing agency Horiba MIRA Ltd.

 

IWA 14-1 Cedar Gate
IWA 14-1 Manual Gate

Key features & benefits

Features

  • Physically crash tested to IWA 14-1 criteria
  • Physically successfully tested to VADS
  • Physically crash tested to PAS 68 criteria
  • Universal frames for dual handing
  • Locking in raised and lowered position
  • Manufactured from heavy gauge materials
  • Manually operated

 

Benefits

  • Confidence in security performance
  • Ease of installation
  • Strong and durable
  • No power supply required

Product Overview

A Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) solution, ideal for low volumes of traffic flow or where the access point is used infrequently.

Capable of stopping a 7200kg truck travelling at 48 kph (30mph)

Its simple yet effective design makes it easy for local contractors to install and is ideal for protecting infrastructure in remote locations or where power is not available.

The arm sits 900mm above the roadway and is supported by 2 universal side support frames. The gate is counterweighted for ease of operation and is fitted with a simple locking mechanism to secure the barrier in the lowered / closed position.

The Cedar Gate has had a multitude of successful crash tests carried out on it:

  • IWA 14-1 testing using a 7200kg (N2A) truck @48kph/30mph
  • IWA 14-1 testing using an 1500Kg (M1) saloon car travelling @48kph/30mph.
  • PAS 68 testing at 3 metre, 4.5 metre & 6 metre clear width opening models of the gate with a 7500kg truck @48kph/30mph
  • CPNI’s (VADS) Vehicle Access Delay Standard testing which provides assurances that it is capable of withstanding repetitive nudging and ramming to gain access.

To find out more about our IWA 14-1 & PAS68 crash testing program take a look at Certification & Testing.

Independently physically impact tested

Technical Specification

Physical dimensions:

W – 900mm  |  D – 1800mm  |  H – 500mm

Gate aperture – 3m – 6m Max

Operation: Manual
Full IWA 14-1 Security Rating: IWA 14-1:2013 Gate V/7200(N2A)/48/90:1.2  6m

IWA 14-1:2013 Gate V/1500[M1]/48/90:2.0   6m

Full PAS68 Security Rating: PAS 68:2010 V/7500(N2)/48/90:0.3/0.0   – 6m

PAS 68:2007 V/7500(N2)/48/90:0/0   – 4.5m

VADS Security Rating :
Passed
Boom Construction:
The Universal Boom Catcher Frames are fabricated from heavy structural steel sections, which are anchored into the foundations: they are designed to support the boom in the lowered position and to take a full impact load. The barrier gate is constructed from heavy duty steel. It is available in a variety of standard colours.
Installation:
The gate foundation should consist of a minium grade C35 concrete.

Options available

  • Alternative Colours
  • Variety of widths up to 6m

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Datasheet – Avon Universal Cedar Gate
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Datasheet – Avon Universal Cedar Gate

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