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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AND INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMUNICATE TO OWNERS/USERS
• How to use the manual brake disconnect by pulling down the manual brake disconnect under the
drive motor secured inside the column, and manually pushing the gate(s) open and close.
• To contract a qualied service company for regular maintenance and safety checks to ensure correct
funcon of the gate.
All access controls must be located far enough from the gate so that the user is prevented from coming into
contact with the gate while operang the controls. Although this requires a site-dependent evaluaon,
typically a distance of 6 feet (1.83 meters) between the controls and any poron of the SpeedGate should
be considered as meeng these installaon criteria. Outdoor or easily accessible controls shall have a
security feature to prevent unauthorized use. It is strongly recommended that the Electrical Controls
Enclosure be kept locked at all mes, for which a locking door has been provided.
Following the complete installaon and tesng of the system, the installer must provide to the end user
a thorough brieng and demonstraon of the gate system. See “End User Brieng Instrucons” on page
137. It is recommended that one copy of the instrucons be signed by both the installer and end user,
dated, and retained in a le by the installaon company as a permanent record this brieng has been
done.
Before aempng a manual release,
make sure the gate is not moving.
A moving gate can cause serious injury
or death. Start the gate system only
when the gate’s travel path is clear.