The “ROLLS ROYCE” of the gate industry, The SL3000UL models of slide gate operators are the first choice for heavy-traffic applications and high-demand customers including large development and management companies, prestigious residential gated communities and custom home builders.Featuring the highest quality components and backed by years of proven reliability, each unit is carefully inspected and mechanically tested to provide unsurpassed performance. Unique engineering innovations ensure that any ELITE models will meet the needs of almost every type gated entrance. All backed by the safety and reliability of the most advanced control board in the industry.
Ramset’s “Intelligate” Control Board is for operating a vehicular gate operator. The control board contains self adjusting ERD, left hand/right hand operation control, lead/lag capability, one-pass anti-tailgating, and options for 4 different gate addresses. The control board also includes a rectified 24V, 750mA, output for providing power to peripheral devices such as radio receivers, keypads, alarms, phone entry systems, safety detectors and more….
Ram 100 Slide Gate Operator- Control Board: easy to configure solid state board with features such as L.E.D. readouts to indicate status of operator at all times. Electronic Reversing Device (ERD): two separate adjustments for reversing when encountering obstruction during opening or closing.
This is a commercial and industrial slide operator. The Allomatic SL-150 operators run on gates for many high schools and government facilities like power distribution centers.
Also available in a DC version with full time battery backup and a brushless DC motor ( SL-150 DC ).
The SL-100 is our most popular automatic gate operator. Affordable, slim and rated for continuous duty on gates up to 1000lbs. This is a 110 Volt AC device capable of years and years of reliable service. The SL-100 was originally intended for applications like public storage facilities in the US. You can imagine those gates have to work all the time.
