Spike Systems PBG Series, Системное руководство

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Spike Systems: PBG System Family Installation
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Cycle to lower barrier 3 seconds Operating Time:
Cycle to raise barrier 3 seconds
Drive Configuration: Automated hydraulic control power unit, with tie-­‐rod
Hydraulic Cylinders
Power Requirements: 1-­‐1/2 HP, 110V Single-­‐phase 12A. The unit can be built to
meet any local power requirement as to voltage,
frequency and phase
Finish: Powder Coat: Red or Yellow standard.
Control Circuit: The system is completely pre-­‐wired requiring only the
connection of the power feed and the control circuits. The
circuits and power connections are terminated at the wire
connector strips in the electrical control box located in the
locked hydraulic Control Cabinet. The controls are pre-­‐
wired to accommodate a wide range of control options
including: remote open and close from multiple locations;
radio open and close; open by card reader, guard shack,
key switch or vehicle detector
Options: Radio Receiver-­‐Remote Radio Control, High Security Card
Readers, Key Lock Switch, Directional Indication System
1.4 Right or Left Side Configuration
All PBG system configurations are shipped from the factory as either a right or left hand
control, depending on the specific installation requirements. For the purposes of this
manual, all drawings depict a left hand control. However, all installation steps are the same
regardless of orientation of the Barrier Gate and control.
Spike PBG systems ship to the installation location with all possible assembly and
installation steps pre-­‐performed by the factory. Each system is specifically configured to
match and address each sales order prior to shipment to the installation location.
The client is responsible for running necessary power to the installation location(s) with
separate conduit for low voltage controls. These controls often connect between the
Control Cabinet and a guard shack, but optionally can also attach to card readers and other
optional system inputs. Prior to commencing any installation steps, the installer should
ensure that all power and data connections have been properly installed, connected and
configured.