Measure the usable approach
Include wall offsets, drainage, existing foundations and the vehicle stopping position. Overall road width alone does not describe the installation space.
Entrance layout study
Equipment in a compact driveway
A compact driveway leaves little space for cabinets, recognition equipment and waiting vehicles. Start with the full approach and the available fixing areas, then choose the physical equipment configuration.
Review the layout, then plan the right products with our technical team.
What the photograph shows
The visible arrangement.
Use the layout to frame a similar requirement, then select the model and configuration for your order.
- Paired panel barriers span the opening between a wall and a building.
- A recognition and display column is positioned near the building side.
- Parked two-wheelers and detection posts occupy space beyond the entrance.
Before choosing equipment
Three decisions for this layout.
Check the moving envelope
Identify the required gate or barrier movement and leave its path clear of parked vehicles, walls and equipment cabinets.
Plan mixed traffic
Describe how cars, two-wheelers and pedestrians currently enter. Decide whether a separate pedestrian route is needed rather than assuming the same opening suits everyone.
Products & supply scope
Build your purchasing brief.
Choose the products you need. Our technical team can review the layout and connections with you.
Barrier configuration
Select the barrier form around the usable opening, mounting position and required movement.
Recognition equipment
Review an independent camera or compact display terminal against the vehicle approach and stopping position.
Additional pedestrian route
If your layout needs a separate passage, discuss its location and gate type as an additional product requirement.
Shunjie technical support
Work through the details with us.
Share your entrance photos, dimensions or existing equipment details. Our technical team can help you review the product selection, mounting and connections before you order.
- Entrance width and wall-to-equipment clearances
- Photos from both approach directions
- Gate movement and available fixing areas
- Types of vehicles and pedestrian route
- Equipment to retain and equipment to purchase