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Discount Rising Bollard Instruction Manual Manufacturer, Quotation
Product Description
Functional Features
No need to lay underground hydraulic pipelines, simple installation, and low construction cost;
No need for an outdoor hydraulic drive system room, saving ground space and making the overall appearance more aesthetically pleasing;
A single unit failure does not affect the use of other bollards;
Detachable structure, allowing for targeted replacement of damaged parts;
Suitable for group control of two or more groups.
Main Features
| Power Supply (V) | 220±10％ 50Hz |
| Power (W) | 350W |
| External Dimensions (L*W*H) (mm) | 365*1100 / 340*1100 (Error ±10mm) |
| Lifting Column Diameter (mm) | 219/168 (Error ±2mm) |
| Lifting Column Thickness (mm) | 6 (Customizable according to customer needs) |
| Lifting Height (mm) | 600 (Error ±10mm) |
| Lifting Time | Lifting Time 3~4.5S, Lowering Time 3-3.5S |
| Surface Treatment | Stainless Steel Surface Polishing / Brushed Treatment |
| Protection Level | IP68 Upgradeable |
| Damage Resistance Level | M30~M50 Upgradeable |
| Working Temperature (°C) | -30~+70 |
| Drive Device | Two-Way Integrated Hydraulic |
| Weight (kg) | 130 |
Daily Maintenance
Regular inspection and maintenance are the foundation for ensuring that equipment operates at optimal efficiency
Maintenance
Please pay attention to the following aspects when protecting:
- 1. When performing electrical maintenance, the relevant power supply should be disconnected, and maintenance and repair signs should be hung in a prominent position.
- 2. Check the operation of switches, buttons, and indicator lights once a month.
- 3. Check the screws on each terminal and electrical component for looseness once a month.
- 4. Regularly perform dust removal and maintenance on the equipment surface, electrical control system, and hydraulic control system.
- 5. Regularly tighten the screws of the equipment's transmission mechanism and mechanical fixing mechanism.
- 6. Regularly lubricate and maintain the column.
Scope of Application
1. Important Government & Military Entrances
The gates of important units such as state organs and the military: install lifting and anti-riot barriers, which can be electrically operated remotely controlled by remote control via mobile APP or card swipe, effectively preventing vehicles from other units from accessing the lift entry and illegal vehicle intrusion.
2. Pedestrian Streets
Install lift type roadblocks at pedestrian street intersections, which are usually in a raised state to restrict vehicle access. In case of emergency or special circumstances (such as fire, first aid, leadership inspection, etc.), quickly lower the roadblock to allow vehicles to pass.
3. Road Median
In non-fully enclosed road medians, elevated barriers can be used to prevent vehicles from turning left or making U-turns. In case of special circumstances such as road construction or road blockage, obstacles can be lowered to divert vehicles.
4. Multi-Purpose Squares
During the day, roadblocks are raised to prohibit vehicles from entering the square; at night, the square is used as a temporary parking lot, lowering the roadblocks so vehicles can enter and park.
5. Open Parks
Install elevated barriers at the intersection of open parks, raising the barriers during normal times to block the passage of vehicles and allow visitors to pass freely. Lower the lifting barrier during special circumstances to facilitate vehicle passage.
6. Restricted Access Areas
Places such as residential areas, banks, and schools that restrict vehicle access and ensure the effectiveness of fire exit usage.
7. Expressways
Where emergency road closure is required, using automatic lifting stakes provides convenience and speed, effectively lifting the pressure of insufficient police force.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the power and voltage requirements for the hydraulic bollards?
The system operates on a standard power supply of 220V (±10％, 50Hz) and is equipped with a 350W two-way integrated hydraulic drive motor.
How fast can the bollard lift and lower in emergency situations?
The lifting process takes between 3 to 4.5 seconds, while the lowering process requires only 3 to 3.5 seconds, ensuring swift control during critical moments.
Can these bollards withstand outdoor weather extremes and impact?
Yes. The bollards operate smoothly in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +70°C, feature IP68 upgradeable ingress protection, and support damage resistance ratings up to M30–M50.
What happens if a single bollard in a multi-unit setup encounters an issue?
Due to the independent integrated hydraulic system, a single unit failure does not disrupt or affect the performance of other units installed within the same access group.
What daily maintenance routines are required?
Maintenance includes regular surface dust removal, monthly terminal screw tightening, control switch functionality checks, and periodic column lubrication to maintain optimal performance.
