CONTROLLED VEHICLE ROUTE
An electromechanical tyre killer in a raised speed-bump profile. The surface-mounted body carries a row of blades and a motor housing at the side of the lane.
CONTROLLED VEHICLE ROUTE
The drive moves the blade strip between lowered and deployed positions. Check the equipment mounting and the controlled vehicle route together.
OPERATING POSITIONS
Original catalogue application illustrations; these are not installation project photographs.
The original catalogue illustration shows the blades within the raised speed-bump body.
The red blades project above the unit when the barrier is deployed. The side cabinet contains the drive.
DIMENSIONS & INSTALLATION
Surface-mounted and recessed models need different ground preparation. Reserve space for the side drive and confirm the road interface.
DIMENSIONS
The original top view shows 3,000 mm along the blade strip and 500 mm front to back. Allow separate space for the side drive and obtain the final installation drawing.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operation | Electromechanical |
| Body length | 3,000 mm |
| Body width | 500 mm |
| Blade rise | 120 mm |
| Plate thickness | 16 mm |
| Blade thickness | 10 mm |
| Material | Powder-coated A3 steel |
| Supply | 220 V |
| Power | 150 W |
| Raising or lowering time | 1 s |
| Control | Local wireless remote or wired control; ≤30 m stated range |
| Operating temperature | −40°C to +70°C |
| Body height | 80 mm |
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
LZ-032T is illustrated recessed into the road, with a 150 mm blade rise. LZ-031 uses a surface-mounted speed-bump profile and lists a 120 mm blade rise.
The model table lists wired control and a local wireless remote with a stated range up to 30 m. Confirm the control arrangement and connection to the entrance system.
Confirm the traffic direction, lane width, driver warning arrangement, operating procedure and final installation drawing. The motor housing also needs a suitable position beside the vehicle route.
YOUR PROJECT
Share the model, lane width, mounting preference and location of the drive cabinet.