High security mobile barricade

September 2003 Access Control & Identity Management

Built at the request of US Federal Government force protection specialists for initial fast deployment use in Iraq and elsewhere, the new totally self-contained Delta Scientific MP5000 High Security Mobile Barricade System can be towed into position and control vehicle access within 15 minutes. No excavation or sub-surface preparation is required.

Once positioned, the new Delta mobile barricade unpacks itself by using hydraulics to raise and lower itself off its wheels. A DC powered pump then raises or lowers the barrier. The mobile deployable vehicle crash barrier carries a K4/L1 rating and stops a 6400 kg vehicle travelling at 48 kph.

Within 15 minutes of being sited, the new Delta mobile crash barrier lowers itself into position with built-in hydraulic jacks. There is no hand cranking. Wheels are stored at the sides and then the vehicle ramps are folded out, completing the deployment. To move the barrier, the procedures are simply reversed.

Both the operation of the barrier as well as deployment and retrieval are pushbutton controlled. A standard system includes a battery-operated power unit, replenished from either a solar array or local low voltage source. Optionally, a Delta Hydraulic Power Unit operated on a locally supplied power or full manual system, or combination, is available. Both the locally powered and battery powered hydraulic pumping unit can be sized to provide pass-through rates suitable for most inspection and identification station requirements.

Operating modes include full automatic, remote-hard line, remote-radio, card reader, key switch, local guard pushbutton controls or via master and slave control panel.

For more information contact Delta Scientific, 0944 118 948 1133.





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