Description

24V Advertising Pedestrian Gate for Managed Entrances

BS-PBM07 is an illuminated advertising pedestrian gate for managed public entrances. Its 24V 120W brushless drive, adjustable 2.5–3.5 second movement, infrared anti-pinch function and obstacle return make it suitable for property, transit and project-access applications.

Key Functions

Built-in double-sided illuminated advertising display with replaceable artwork.
Adjustable opening movement from 2.5 to 3.5 seconds.
Infrared anti-pinch and obstacle-return functions.
Adjustable motor force and operating parameters.
Entrance and exit signal interfaces for managed pedestrian access.
Remote and timer control for advertising-display lighting.
Brushless motor design for stable operation and straightforward installation.

Technical Specifications

Motor power supply	DC24V
Rated motor power	120W
Opening time	2.5–3.5 seconds, adjustable
Maximum door weight	200kg
Overall dimensions	3716 × 1206 × 180mm
Bottom clearance	83mm from sliding door to installation surface
Quiescent current	<200mA
Operating temperature	-20°C to +60°C
Advertising artwork size	900 × 860mm
Protection class	IP54

Suitable Applications

Residential communities and property entrances
Bus stops and managed pedestrian passages
Campuses, commercial facilities and visitor entrances
Projects combining pedestrian control with illuminated advertising or information display

Project Selection Checklist

Confirm passage width, installation dimensions, pedestrian flow direction, expected traffic frequency, power supply, opening direction, required access-control reader, infrared safety arrangement and advertising-light schedule. Emergency-egress and life-safety requirements must be reviewed according to the project and local regulations.

Information Needed for a Quotation

Please send site drawings or photos, passage width, quantity, installation direction, required card or biometric access devices, destination country, advertising artwork requirements and OEM/ODM needs. We will confirm the configuration before quotation.