General Safety
- Keep children and pets away from moving gates, barriers, and operator mechanisms.
- Do not walk, drive, or ride through a moving gate—wait until it comes to a complete stop.
- Never attempt to “beat the gate” as it closes; reversing systems may not detect all obstacles.
Automated Gate Operation
- Know the location of the manual release mechanism and keep the access key available.
- Make sure safety devices (photo beams, safety edges, warning lights) remain unobstructed and operational.
- If the gate behaves unexpectedly (jerking, unusual noises, inconsistent stopping), stop using it and request service.
Electrical and Backup Power
- Do not open control boxes or touch wiring—only qualified technicians should service electrical components.
- For systems with batteries or solar backup, follow the maintenance schedule to prevent failure.
- After power outages, confirm normal operation before resuming routine use.
Access Control and Credentials
- Protect remotes, cards, PINs, and mobile access; treat them like keys.
- Change PINs when staff changes occur and revoke lost credentials immediately.
- Use unique PINs where possible and avoid sharing credentials.
Maintenance
- Schedule routine inspections to check alignment, hinges, rollers, lubrication, and safety sensors.
- Keep the gate track and swing path clear of stones, debris, and vegetation.
- Report any physical damage (bent track, loose posts, cracked welds) promptly.
Emergency Guidance
If there is a suspected safety hazard or injury risk:
- Stop using the gate/system immediately.
- If safe to do so, disconnect power using the designated isolation switch (do not open panels).
- Contact our support team for guidance and service scheduling.
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This Safety Guide is general guidance and does not replace manufacturer instructions or site-specific risk assessments.