Automatic Rising Bollards Systems HBX-220 | eSSL
An automatic rising bollards systems consist of two parts: a base and a post. The base is usually made out of concrete or steel and has a hole at its center. A post is attached to the base with a hinge. The post is designed to rise when a vehicle hits it. This allows the post to move up and away from the vehicle, protecting pedestrians from being hit by the vehicle.
Automatic Rising Bollards Systems are one of the safest ways to protect people from traffic accidents. They are so safe that they are often used as a replacement for traditional crosswalks. They also help reduce pedestrian injuries and fatalities because they make it easier for drivers to see pedestrians.
There are three main types of bollards: fixed, retractable, and automatic. Fixed bollards are stationary and cannot be moved. They are typically used as barriers between lanes of traffic. Retractable bollards are similar to fixed bollards, except they can be raised and lowered.
These Automatic Rising Bollards Systems are often used to separate pedestrian areas from vehicular traffic. Automatic bollards are the newest type of bollards. They work similarly to retractable bollards, but they automatically raise themselves after impact.
Automatic Rising Bollards Systems are available at many different locations. You can find them at schools, hospitals, airports, train stations, and other places where people need protection.
Automatic Rising Bollards Systems come with a price tag ranging from $1,000 to $10,000. They are also very expensive to install. However, they are worth every penny because they save lives.
Product Specifications:
| eSSL HBX-220: Hydraulic Automatic Rising Bollard Systems | ||
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Warning Device | LED light + Reflective tape |
| Up/Downtime | 4 sec | |
| Lift Height | 600 mm | |
| Working Environment | -30°C to 55°C | |
| Hardware | Drive | Hydraulic and electric motors integrated |
| Standard Functions | Control Function | Control Unit |
| Power | Motor Voltage | 220 V |
| Input Power | 1200 W | |
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