Access control starts at the perimeter, and for most commercial properties, that perimeter starts with a vehicle gate. A gate system that is not specified for its actual traffic pattern shows its problems fast: a slide gate too slow for a busy loading dock, a swing gate with no clearance for the arc it needs, or a barrier arm rated for a parking deck installed at a 24-hour distribution yard.
RCI Doors™ starts every project with a site assessment because the right gate configuration depends on traffic volume, security requirements, access-control needs, and physical footprint. Card readers, keypads, telephone entry systems, radio controls, and loop detectors are specified and wired as part of the same installation, then commissioned and tested together.
UL 325 compliance runs through every gate installation RCI Doors™ performs. The required devices, including photo eyes, reversing edges, and warning signage, are not optional extras. RCI Doors™ also evaluates and retrofits existing gate systems that predate the current standard or were installed without full compliance.
A gate that will not open, will not close, or stops responding to access control is an open perimeter or a blocked one. RCI Doors™ provides emergency gate repair and services systems from the operator brands we carry, plus unfamiliar systems installed by other companies.