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The barrier's microprocessor PLC controller features auxiliary I/O to integrate RFID card readers, biometric scanners, ANPR cameras, safety photocells, and inductive loops. It includes a key-operated desktop push-button console and supports power-failure backup using an optional manual hand pump, UPS, or DC motor systems with batteries (they are not included).
The NCRB K4-6 is equipped with an industrial microprocessor PLC controller offering configurable auxiliary I/O connections for gate automation, security control, and safety detection equipment:
- Access Control Peripheral Integration: Compatible with RFID card readers, biometric verification terminals (fingerprint and hand geometry readers), wireless radio remote controls, and key switches.
- Safety & Detection Devices: Built-in terminal support for inductive vehicle loop detectors, active infrared safety photocells, flashing warning beacons, red/green traffic signals, and ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) camera triggers. An optional 2-meter powder-coated steel traffic signal post is available on request.
- Position Monitoring: Comes standard with integrated proximity switches that continuously monitor and feedback boom arm positioning across 1 to 20 electronic motion adjustment levels.
- Control Station: Supplied with a desktop control console supporting raise, lower, key-operated interlock, and emergency-stop push buttons.
- Power Outage Operation: Features provisions for an optional manual hydraulic hand pump to operate the gate arm during total power loss. The power supply also accommodates secondary battery backup using a DC auxiliary motor and batteries (they are not included) or an external uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
