Enhance Property Security with Motorized Gates: Pros and Cons

When looking to upgrade the gates on your property, electric gates are proving more and more popular choice for enhancing security and convenience in residential and commercial properties. While they offer numerous benefits, it is essential to consider both their advantages and disadvantages before incorporating them into your property.

An automatic gate can add value to your house as well as adding an extra layer of security.

Motorized gates act as a robust deterrent to unauthorized entry, enhancing the security of your property.

The aesthetic appeal and added security of motorized gates can boost the value of your property.

Motorized gates come in various designs and materials, allowing for customization to suit your property’s style .

With remote control or automated systems, motorized gates provide easy access for property owners, saving time and effort.

Sliding or Swinging?

Automatic gates come in a range of configurations, however, for driveway gates, the main two options are either sliding or swinging to open.

Sliding gates are usually made up of one, large section that moves across the entrance whilst a swinging system is commonly a pair of gates, opening in the middle and arching out onto the driveway. It’s important to consider the size and layout of your drive when making a decision as one style may not suit.

A sliding system is not suitable for installation on a slope, as it requires more power to operate uphill and more braking force downhill. Additionally, the arc of the gate may limit parking space. Automatic swinging gates also require pillars for installation, which may not be suitable for every driveway.

Regular maintenance is essential for electric gates to ensure their safety and longevity. By scheduling maintenance at least once a year, preferably twice, you can check that everything is in proper working order.

Lubrication and cleaning to keep gate components functioning smoothly .

Additionally, pressure testing should be conducted annually to ensure the correct force required for closing the gate, enhancing safety for all. This proactive approach not only maintains safety but also minimizes the need for premature replacement parts.

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