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Rising bollards
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Digital application scenes illustrate how the product may be used; they are not records of completed customer projects.
Consider it for managing vehicle access to pedestrian zones and controlled entrances. Confirm movement, power/controls and installation scope against the actual model and site design. This product is not crash-rated and is not quoted for vehicle-attack protection requiring a certified barrier.
Key features
- Access control purposeConsider it for managing vehicle entry; define authorised passage, pedestrian movement and emergency access within the project.
- 304 stainless-steel bodyThe above-ground body is 304 stainless steel; the below-ground housing is a separate component.
- Water and drainage conditionsState groundwater, surface runoff and drainage options; select the solution using actual model instructions and the site design.
- Complete-system deliveryThe rising bollard, below-ground housing, hydraulic unit and control cabinet are supplied together.
- Faults and emergency accessRequest power-failure, obstacle-detection and emergency-access behaviour; written confirmation is required for the actual system.
- Operation and servicing scopeProvide daily passage demand, site conditions and servicing access; define the maintenance owner and spare-parts scope.
Technical summary
Quotation selection information
| Above-ground body | 304 stainless steel. |
|---|---|
| Delivery scope | The rising bollard, below-ground housing, hydraulic unit and control cabinet are included in the complete system delivery. |
| Passage and use requirements | Vehicle types, passage frequency, operating hours and authorisation method; confirm actual system capacity against the model datasheet. |
| Housing and site information | Passage clearance, levels, utilities, ground and drainage; confirm diameter, rise height and foundations for the actual model. |
| Power and control requirements | Confirm the available power supply, control interface, safety functions and power-failure scenario for each project. |
Quotation information for installation and operation
| Installation scope and responsibility | State who will provide excavation, foundations, drainage, electrical/control connections and traffic management. |
|---|---|
| Commissioning and handover documents | Actual model instructions, wiring diagram, safety assessment and site test records; define the handover scope for the operator. |
| Parts and servicing | The quotation states the spare-parts scope, servicing and maintenance responsibilities, delivery destination/date and warranty terms. |
Section and foundation
Installation
Method and tools needed
- Site preparation: Verify utilities, levels, foundations and drainage against the actual model design; plan excavation and traffic management for the country and work conditions.
- System connections: Have competent personnel connect power, controls and safety components to the verified system diagram; component selection alone does not prove whole-system suitability.
- Site handover: Before admitting traffic, have the competent owner test movement, safety and power-failure/emergency-access scenarios under controlled conditions using actual instructions; hand records to the operator.
Maintenance and cleaning
- Site inspection: Monitor damage, debris and drainage problems; determine inspection frequency from actual instructions and site risk.
- Competent servicing: Make the moving system safe before maintenance; have competent personnel service electrics and mechanisms using actual instructions.
- Function and records: Check safety functions after servicing using actual model instructions; record faults and interventions in the maintenance log.
Where it is used
- Pedestrian zone entry. Plan authorised vehicle passage and operating hours with the actual model’s control system.
- Critical facility gate. Consider it for entry control; crash-tested vehicle arrest is not documented for this product and is not promised.
- Controlled yard. Confirm the authorisation method, card or remote compatibility and supply scope in writing for the actual system.
- Event area. Temporarily closes the surrounding road when a crowd gathers.
Ordering, documents and shipping
Ordering
- Minimum order
- There is no minimum order requirement. Mixed loads are accepted; you are not asked to fill a pallet or a container with a single item.
- Packing
- Export packing: shrink-wrapped pallets or cartons, with pallet size and gross weight stated on the packing list.
- Container
- The 40'HQ count depends on the height and variant chosen; the quotation states it with the pallet and container count.
- Lead time
- Set by the order quantity; the quotation states it in days and the shipment plan is fixed at order confirmation.
- Origin
- Stated in writing per item in the quotation.
- Delivery terms
- FOB · CFR · CIF · DAP
Shipping
- Pallet. Supply includes the rising bollard, below-ground housing, hydraulic unit and control cabinet. Package dimensions and shipment are planned for the project; responsibility for excavation, drainage and site connections is stated separately in the quotation.
- 40'HQ. 40'HQ calculation
Downloads
- Technical document (PDF)
- Specification text (PDF)
- TI-H1-RB220-600 · R02 · Two technical drawings (PDF) · 1.2 MB
- TI-H1-RB220-600-P01 · GLB · 155 KB
- TI-H1-RB220-600-P01 · STL · 419 KB
- TI-H1-RB220-600-P01 · FCStd · 33 KB
- All files: Downloads
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Standard reference
The product is manufactured to the specification and standard your order rests on; the governing document is stated in writing in the quotation.
This product is not crash-rated
A rising bollard is an access-control product: it stops unauthorised vehicles, orders parking and protects pedestrian areas.
There is no IWA 14-1, PAS 68 or ASTM F2656 crash-test certificate, and we do not quote it for work that requires one.
If the specification asks for resistance to a deliberate vehicle attack (HVM), this product is not suitable.
Frequently asked
Is this product crash-rated?
No. Its scope is access control; it is not quoted for vehicle-attack protection requiring crash certification. Other manufacturers' test results or resistance values do not apply to this product.
Does it lower automatically on power failure?
Current sources do not verify this behaviour. Confirm the power-failure position and emergency intervention method in writing for the actual offered mechanism and control system.
Are the hydraulic unit and control cabinet included in delivery?
Yes. The rising bollard, below-ground housing, hydraulic unit and control cabinet are included in the complete system delivery. Site installation and connections are defined for each project.
What is needed for a quotation and site survey?
Provide the country, layout/utility drawing, vehicle passage needs and operating hours. State drainage, power, control and emergency-access requirements; clarify installation, testing and maintenance responsibilities.
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