Manage vehicle entry to car parks, workplaces and industrial sites. Start with the right barrier, then choose how staff, visitors and deliveries get access.
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BGM1000 Series — cabinet and boom detail.
Explore the BGM1000 SeriesLane width, overhead clearance and traffic pattern.
Number plates, vehicle tags or an existing access system.
Detection, control, installation and ongoing support.
Compare the application, boom options and operating capability. These ranges overlap in use; the right choice comes down to your lane, traffic and access requirements.
Typical application
Commercial car parks, workplaces and managed residential entrances.
Boom configurations
Straight: 3 m. Telescopic: 4.5 / 6 m. LED straight or 90° folding: 4.5 m.
Operating capability
24 V brushless DC drive. Listed model speeds: 1.5, 2.5 or 5 s.
Why consider this range
Flexible boom choices and an LED cabinet for visible entry status.
Typical application
Busy commercial car parks and entrances with frequent vehicle movements.
Boom configurations
Round straight booms: up to 3 m (ProBG8030) or 4.5 m (ProBG8045).
Operating capability
Servo drive. Adjustable 0.3–6 s opening/closing; 100% duty cycle.
Why consider this range
A broad speed-adjustment range and RGB status lighting for busy entrances.
Typical application
Car parks and industrial entrances, including sites with restricted headroom.
Boom configurations
Straight: 3 / 4.5 / 6 m. 90° folding (ProBG3100): 3 m. Fence (ProBG3200): 3 / 4 m.
Operating capability
Servo drive. Adjustable 0.9–8 s opening/closing.
Why consider this range
Folding and fence-boom variants alongside straight-boom options.
Boom type, length and speed are specific to the selected model and setup. We’ll agree handedness, detection, control equipment and installation requirements in your quotation. Vehicle identification and safe closing are separate parts of the system.
ANPR uses the vehicle’s number plate. UHF uses an assigned vehicle tag. Both need a compatible control system to decide who can enter.
Use number plates as the vehicle identifier. Camera position, lighting and approach angle matter, along with a clear process for visitors and unrecognised plates.
Example: LPRC100. NZ plate support and the camera-to-controller interface form part of the system specification.
Explore number plate recognition
Issue compatible tags to regular users. Choose reader coverage and tag placement around the lane, with a clear process for issuing and revoking credentials.
Examples: UHF5 Pro / UHF10 Pro. The reader, tags and installation determine the working read range.
Explore long-range UHF readersCamera or reader recognises the vehicle’s plate or tag.
The supported controller/software checks access permissions.
The barrier receives an authorised opening signal.
Identification and safe closing are separate tasks. Vehicle detection, obstruction response and pedestrian separation must be designed and commissioned for the lane.
Read our ANPR and UHF selection guideStart with the lane and how it will be used. NZTeco supplies barrier hardware and technical advice; your installer plans and commissions the equipment for the site.
Lane width, cabinet position, overhead restrictions, vehicle sizes and a separate route for pedestrians.
Supply, foundations, drainage, exposure and cable routes. Include entry/exit direction, queues and the number of lanes.
Agree vehicle-presence detection, obstruction response, emergency access and power-loss behaviour with the installer.
Identify existing readers, controllers and software. Confirm who installs, commissions, manages credentials and maintains the entrance.
A clearer site brief helps us recommend an appropriate starting point.
Measure the clear lane width, mounting space and overhead clearance, then include the largest vehicles using the entrance. The available arm and speed depend on the exact barrier model and configuration.
Often the starting point is the existing controller and its supported control interface. Send the makes and models of the controller, readers and software so the proposed barrier connection and configuration can be assessed. Compatibility is not assumed across all products.
No. Number plate recognition identifies a vehicle; it does not by itself confirm that the lane is clear for the boom to close. Detection and obstruction response need their own design and commissioning.
Confirm the exact model’s protection rating, operating conditions, drainage and exposure. ProBG8000 and ProBG3000 specify IP54, but suitability still depends on the installation and site conditions.
NZTeco supplies hardware and technical support. Tell us the site location and whether you already have an installer so installation, commissioning and maintenance responsibilities can be agreed in your quotation.
Send the site location, lane dimensions, expected traffic, preferred access method and target date. Mention existing equipment and who will install it. Entrance photos or a lane plan are useful during follow-up.
Tell us about your site. We’ll recommend suitable barrier hardware and access options, then agree the installation requirements with you and your installer.
Not sure which model or access method fits? Send your location, lane width and any site photos or plans you have.
Call 09 3205 396Name, email and city / site location are required. The other questions are optional.
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