What are the types of electric telescopic gates?

Electric sliding gates are categorized into three types: dual-track, trackless, and single-track. Each type has different applicable industries and ranges.

The single-track electric telescopic gate, as the name suggests, operates on a single track, with a corresponding single motor. Its advantage lies in its wind resistance and the assurance of staying on track. However, it also has several drawbacks, such as a larger installation process requiring trenching and track burial. There may also be noise from the friction between the gate and the track during operation. Despite these, its price is relatively reasonable.

The dual-track electric telescopic door, also known as a two-track system, is powered by a single motor. Its advantages include high strength, excellent stability, and the simultaneous movement of all door units during telescoping.

3: Trackless electric telescopic gates, which lack tracks, but are powered by two motors. They operate by two motors following the magnetic track. Installation is quite convenient, simply by burying limit magnets according to the proportions, and they have minimal requirements for the ground surface. Compared to single-track gates, they are notably quieter.

Electric telescopic gates can be connected to face recognition systems, access control systems, attendance systems, ticketing systems, visitor management systems, etc., providing dynamic real-time 3D management to fully ensure the safety of both vehicles and pedestrians. As the technology of electric telescopic gates evolves, so does its extended product industry, which is experiencing rapid development with a vast market and promising prospects. Additionally, these gates occupy minimal space, have an elegant appearance, and are highly favored by consumers, finding wide application in schools and other venues.