GATE AUTOMATION

available for both single and double gates

Additional optional extras are available for all gate openers:

Additional remote controls
Wireless Keypads
Wireless Visitor Button
Strobe Flashing Light
GSM Unit - Allows operation of Gate with a Free Phone Call
Safety Beams - Stops Gate Closing if something is in the way
Exit Puck - Automatically Opens Gate when you drive over it
Magnetic Lock
Electric Drop-Bolt
Intercom

AUTOMATION ACCESSORIES

STANDARD KEYPADS

Offers a combination of security, convenience, and flexibility with a reliable system for controlling gate access.

Minimise unauthorised entry and enjoy a remote-free method of operating the gate.

SAFETY BEAMS

Enhance safety by detecting objects, people, or vehicles within the gate's operational area to prevent accidents and damage.

MAGNETIC LOCK

Keep your gates securely closed with 500kg of holding force. Strong enough to withstand high winds and challenging weather conditions.

A clean, streamlined look that releases almost immediately when you need it to.

GSM Unit Installed Gippsland Timber Gates Remote Access

GSM UNIT - REMOTE ACCESS

Provides a versatile, convenient, and secure way to manage gate access remotely.

Increase both the functionality and security of your automated gates.

SECONDARY SET OF SAFETY BEAMS

An additional layer of protection when exiting.

As your vehicle passes through, the beams detect movement and prevent the gates from closing until you have cleared the entrance.

DRIVEWAY EXIT PUCK

Detects when a vehicle is approaching the gate from the inside of a property and allows the vehicle to exit without needing to manually use a remote control - a high convenience accessory.

INTERCOM

Know exactly who is at your entrance before granting access.

Our video intercom system lets you see, hear and speak with visitors remotely via your smartphone.

Grant or deny entry with ease, and set personalised access codes for family, staff or regular visitors.

Premium Automatic Gate Keypad Hardwired and Secure

PREMIUM KEYPADS

Increase security and ease of use with a premium keypad.

Ability to lock codes and control who can access your property plus master code for select access.

Includes backlit metal keys and an IP65 weather rating.

Frequently Asked Questions

In many cases, yes. Existing timber gates can often be automated, provided the gates, hinges and posts are in good condition and suitable for automation.
We will assess factors such as the size and weight of the gates, how freely they swing, the condition of the posts and hinges, and the available space for the gate motors. If any changes are required before automation can be installed, we can discuss these with you.
Not necessarily. Gate automation can be powered by 240V mains, low voltage or solar, depending on your property.
If 240V isn't available at the entrance, we can often run low-voltage power from a house, shed or other suitable power source. We have installed low-voltage systems over distances of up to 200 metres, making this a great option when solar isn't suitable.
We'll assess your property and recommend the most reliable power option for your gate.
Automatic gate systems can be manually released so the gates can be operated by hand if required during a power failure.
We will show you how to manually release and operate your gates as part of the installation.
It depends on your property and how the gate will be used.
Mains power is preferred when readily available, while low voltage is a great option when the nearest power source is some distance from the entrance.
Solar can work well when site conditions are suitable, but is best paired with wireless or low-power accessories. Accessories requiring continuous power day and night can drain the battery and may make solar unsuitable.
We'll recommend the best option based on your location, gate usage and accessories.

Yes. We can automate both single and double swing gates.
The best configuration depends on the width of your entrance, gate design, available space and the way you would like the entrance to operate.
For double gates, the automation system controls both gate leaves so they open and close together in the correct sequence.
Remote range varies depending on the automation system and the conditions around your property.
Buildings, terrain, interference and other obstacles can affect the operating range, so we don't recommend relying on a specific distance until the site and system have been considered.
If you need to operate your gates from further away, other access options such as GSM remote access may be more suitable.
Yes. We offer options that allow your automatic gates to be operated remotely using your phone.
A GSM unit can allow authorised users to operate the gate remotely, while our video intercom options can allow you to see and speak with visitors from your smartphone before granting them access.
This can be particularly useful for deliveries, visitors, tradespeople and properties where the house is some distance from the front entrance.
Regular maintenance helps keep your gate and automation system operating reliably.
The gates should continue to swing freely, and hinges, gate stops and other moving components should be checked periodically. Safety beams should be kept clean and unobstructed, and the automation system should be inspected for signs of damage or unusual operation.
Timber gates also require ongoing maintenance of their protective coating to help minimise weathering, drying and movement of the timber.
If your gate begins moving differently, making unusual noises or not opening or closing correctly, we recommend having the system checked rather than continuing to operate it.