The Mighty Centurion D20 Smart Gate Motor Paarl

Ensuring your gate’s weight does not exceed the gate motor in Paarl specified weight, which applies to all brands. If the gate is too heavy for the gate motor in Paarl recommended pulling load, the gate motor will be strained, resulting in costly repairs. Always double-check that your gate was weighted and tested for its intended use.
When compared to swing gates, sliding gates provide the fastest and safest movement. A sliding gate is the best option for ultimate security in Paarl.
We offer turbo gate motor in Paarl that can close large gates with unprecedented speed and force, ensuring that the cycle is not disrupted.
All sliding gate motors in Paarl should be installed or repaired by a gate professional, preferably someone who has received training in the field.

 

Main features:

  • Strong enough to move a 2t gate
  • Easy “drop-in” replacement for existing A10 sites
  • SMART technology makes the D20 SMART as intelligent as it’s solid
  • Installer-friendly design with easy access to mounting hardware, optimized cable routing and a dedicated accessory tray
  • Smooth and strong
  • Alert and agile – highly reliable Hall Effect technology keeps track of the gate position at all times, and ensures pin-point stopping

Technical Specifications:

   
 Input voltage90V – 240V AC +/-10% @ 50Hz1
 Current consumption (Mains)250mA
 Battery charger current output1.8A @ 27.4V +/-1%
 Maximum number of operations per day750.2, 5
 Duty cycle – Mains present2, 345%
 Motor voltage24V DC
 Motor power supplyBattery-driven (Standard Capacity – 2x 7.2Ah)3
 Current consumption (motor at rated load)9A
 Input / Output sink currents (Max accessory current draw) 
 I/O 1-4100mA (12/24V)
 I/O 5 and 63A (12/24V) 10sec Pulse
 Motor push force – starting52kgf
 Motor push force – rated39kgf
 Gate mass – maximum2000kg
 Gate length – maximum25m
 Gate speed (varies with load)2, 5Up to 18m/min3
 Manual OverrideLockable lever with key release
 Drive Pinion13T Module 4
 Operations in standby with 2x 7.2Ah batteriesPower Saving (15m/min 20kgf) | Normal (18m/min 20kgf)
 Half day2, 3, 4101 | 55
 Full day2, 3, 480 | 45
 Collision SensingElectronic
 Operating temperature range-15°C to +50°C
 Onboard receiver typeCENTURION rolling code (Keeloq encryption) multichannel
 Receiver code storage capacity1500 Remotes6
 Receiver frequency433.92MHz
 Degree of protectionIP54
 Mass of unit packed (with standard kit, but excl. rack and battery)13Kg
 Packaging dimensions (with standard kit, but excl. rack and battery)350mm wide x 282mm deep x 470mm high

1. Can operate off a solar supply, consult your local dealer for assistance
2. Based on 25°C ambient temperature and unit not in direct sunlight
3. Based on a motor push force of less than 50% of rated (Starting and Running forces)
4. Gate opening and closing speeds can be configured to run slower depending on the
requirements of individual installations
5. Can increase battery capacity for longer standby times
6. Based on 4m gate, excluding all accessories
7. Multiple buttons per remote can be used 

Things to Consider when buying a gate motor:

Consider how many operations the gate motor will be required to perform over a 24-hour period.

Will the gate motor be used on a domestic gate that is only used a handful of times every day, or will it be installed at a busy complex or office park?
How heavy is the gate, and how much force is needed to set it in motion?
Is power a problem in your area? Consider going for a solar solution!
Do you need the motor to be battery backed-up?
Is speed important, taking into account that a faster gate motor is more beneficial from a security point of view?
What added functionality should the gate motor offer? For example, do you need a motor with automatic closing and intruder-detection alarms?
How many people will use the gate? Should the operator be compatible with complementary solutions such as GSM devices and card readers?

Things to Consider when buying a gate motor in Paarl

Consider how many operations the gate motor in Paarl will be required to perform over a 24-hour period.

Will the gate motor be used on a domestic gate that is only used a handful of times every day, or will it be installed at a busy complex or office park?
How heavy is the gate, and how much force is needed to set it in motion?
Is power a problem in your area? Consider going for a solar solution!
Do you need the motor to be battery backed-up?
Is speed important, taking into account that a faster gate motor is more beneficial from a security point of view?
What added functionality should the gate motor offer? For example, do you need a motor with automatic closing and intruder-detection alarms?
How many people will use the gate? Should the operator be compatible with complementary solutions such as GSM devices and card readers?

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