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| Brand Name: | Jieshida |
| Model Number: | ZC618 |
| MOQ: | 1 SET |
| Price: | USD300~1500 |
| Delivery Time: | 5-8 working days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Solar Boom Barrier Gate |
| Model Number | ZC618 |
| Application | Outdoor Vehicle Access Control |
| Solar Panel | Four-side photovoltaic panels |
| Battery System | 4 groups 12V batteries |
| Battery Working Time | Up to 5,000 cycles after full charging |
| Charging Time | About 5 hours |
| Housing Dimension | 380 * 390 * 1070mm |
| Package Size | 400 * 400 * 1100mm |
| Housing Material | 2.0mm Cold Rolled Steel + High Temperature Painting |
| Motor Power | 120W DC Motor |
| Controller | DC24V Intelligent Controller |
| Opening Speed | Adjustable 2–6 seconds |
| Boom Arm Type | Straight Arm / Two-section Aluminum Arm |
| Boom Arm Size | 100 * 45mm |
| Remote Frequency | 430MHz |
| Remote Distance | 10m–50m |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 70kg |
No mains cable, no meter, no trench across the entrance. This solar boom barrier harvests daylight through photovoltaic cells mounted on all four faces of the housing and stores it in four 12V batteries, so a lane at a quarry, a weighbridge or an outlying logistics yard can be controlled without any grid connection. One full charge is good for roughly 5,000 open and close movements, which covers weeks of normal gate traffic, and the DC24V controller stops charging once the pack is full so long sunny spells do not cook the battery. The 2.0mm cold rolled steel cabinet carries a high temperature paint finish for year round outdoor duty, and the 120W DC motor can be set to move the arm in anything from 2 to 6 seconds.
Photovoltaic cells sit on every side of the housing, not just the top.
Four 12V batteries store the harvest for use after dark or in overcast weather.
The lane runs with no feeder cable, no meter and no trench work.
The DC24V controller cuts charge once the pack is full.
Overcharge protection keeps capacity stable through long bright spells.
A full pack delivers up to 5,000 lifting cycles.
Lift and lower time is adjustable between 2 and 6 seconds.
Quick cycles suit steady car traffic, slower cycles suit long or heavy vehicles.
Soft start and stop keep the arm steady in gusty weather.
2.0mm cold rolled steel housing with high temperature paint.
Finish resists rain, dust and ultraviolet exposure on exposed entrances.
The matte black finish sits well against concrete aprons, gravel or asphalt.
120W DC motor paired with a DC24V intelligent controller.
Low draw stretches the usable window between charges.
Built for repeated opening across a full working shift.
430MHz transmitter reaches roughly 10m to 50m.
Guards can raise the arm from a booth or from beside the lane.
Remote pairs with loop detectors, RFID readers or plate recognition.
Core Problem Solved:
Checkpoints often stand far from any building, with no easy point to draw power from.
Solution:
The photovoltaic pack keeps the barrier working on its own supply while the handheld remote lets the operator control the lane from the scale house.
Core Problem Solved:
Pit and quarry entrances rarely have a stable feed, and running cable to them is costly.
Solution:
Solar charging with a 5,000 cycle battery reserve keeps haul traffic moving without a cable run to the gate.
Core Problem Solved:
Yards run around the clock and every added load on the site supply has a cost.
Solution:
The solar pack removes the gate from the site power bill, and the 2 to 6 second arm speed clears truck queues quickly.
Core Problem Solved:
Private estates want gated entry without buried cable or a utility upgrade.
Solution:
Battery storage and a sealed black cabinet keep the entrance tidy, with no new feeder line to install.
Core Problem Solved:
Service lanes open early and close late, and power work at the entrance disrupts operations.
Solution:
Stored energy carries the barrier through shaded or quiet periods, and the adjustable speed keeps pedestrian heavy gates calm.
No. The four side panels charge the battery pack, and the barrier runs from stored energy, so no mains feed is required.
About 5,000 open and close cycles from a full pack, depending on arm length and how often the lane is used.
Roughly 5 hours of good daylight.
The pack is sized for daily use, and the controller protects it from overcharge; reserve capacity carries the gate through overcast spells.
Yes. It can be wired to plate recognition, RFID readers, ticket stations and loop detectors for automatic release.
The cabinet is built from 2.0mm cold rolled steel sealed with high temperature paint, meant to stay outdoors through every season.
A straight arm or a two section aluminum arm, selected to match the lane width.
About 10 to 50 metres, depending on obstacles and where the antenna is mounted.
