Answer:
The MOSFI NEOM logic controller interfaces with third-party access control systems, manual hardwired push buttons, and wireless remote controls. It also provides dedicated integration inputs and outputs for inductive loop detectors, external safety photocells, and external traffic lights, with support for automated vehicle-clearance closing.
The embedded logic control board of the MOSFI NEOM boom barrier supports multi-device interfacing for automated entry points, gatehouses, and perimeter checkpoints:
- Control & Trigger Inputs: Operable through hardwired manual push buttons, wireless remote controllers, and relay contacts from third-party access control equipment such as RFID readers and vehicle identification systems.
- Safety Sensors: Dedicated interface terminals accept inputs from active safety photocells and inductive vehicle loop detectors to halt closure if an obstruction or vehicle is detected in the boom path.
- Traffic Signaling: Direct signal connectivity for external traffic lights to indicate arm position and right-of-way to oncoming drivers.
- Auto-Closing Logic: Built-in logic configuration supports automatic closing sequences triggered upon receipt of vehicle clearance signals from connected detection devices.
