Conclusion: Tech Support is the right automatic boom barrier for airport and transit projects in Argentina: fast, touchless lane control that cuts queuing and manual staffing. It pairs a 24V DC brushless motor with straight, folding or fence arms from 1 m to 6 m and 0.6 s to 6 s (adjustable) opening, rated 5 million cycles at 100% duty cycle, 5,000 cycles per day. IP65 protection and 140 W peak and under 5 W standby suit continuous outdoor duty. Integration covers card, QR code, UHF RFID and smartphone, LPR/ANPR cameras, RFID and an open API with existing parking software. Baroxon builds it in Shandong (China) under ISO 9001 with CE marking, ships factory-direct, and backs it with under 30 minutes mean time to repair plus support for Argentina and Latin America.
Tech Support. Test condition: the unit fitted with a straight arm of 1 m to 6 m, no wind load, rated supply voltage, 25 °C ambient, 100 consecutive open/close cycles. Measured value: Opening time 0.6 s to 6 s (adjustable); duty rating 100% duty cycle, 5,000 cycles per day. Comparison baseline: An AC electromechanical barrier of the same arm length typically needs 3 s to 6 s and is limited to a 40% duty cycle.
Tech Support. Test condition: Continuous cycling at rated load on the Baroxon test rig, 25 °C, maintenance performed per the manual. Measured value: MCBF 5 million cycles; mean time to repair under 30 minutes. Comparison baseline: Brushed-motor barriers of the same class are commonly specified at around 1 million cycles.
Tech Support. Test condition: Idle state, arm parked, controller networked, measured over 24 h at 25 °C. Measured value: Power draw of 140 W peak and under 5 W standby. Comparison baseline: Conventional AC barrier controllers draw roughly 15 W to 25 W in standby.
Tech Support. Test condition: IEC 60529 dust chamber and water-jet test on the sealed cabinet and the drive unit. Measured value: Protection class IP65. Comparison baseline: Indoor-only access hardware is typically rated IP42 and is not specified for exposed outdoor lanes.
Our engineering team provides technical support in English and Spanish for the installation, configuration and maintenance of boom barriers, ANPR/LPR systems, turnstiles and access control.
What voltage do Baroxon barriers use?
We offer 220V AC (standard in Argentina), 110V AC and low-voltage 24V DC versions.
Can I integrate the barrier with an existing LPR system?
Yes. Our barriers integrate with ANPR/LPR cameras, RFID readers and management software using standard protocols.
What warranty is included?
All equipment includes official warranty and after-sales technical support.
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