What do you know about the automatic remote control lifting of road piles?

Lifting road piles, also known as automatic lifting road piles or automatic lifting roadblocks, are bollards. Belonging to traffic passage control equipment, it is used to close the passage intersections in designated areas, such as traffic, landscape, public parking spaces, etc. They have anti-collision and riot prevention functions. According to different safety levels, lifting road piles can be divided into dissuasive lifting road piles and high-safety military anti-terrorism road piles.

The lifting road piles are driven by integrated independent hydraulic pressure, and the columns are mostly made of 304 stainless steel. The fastest vertical speed is about 2 seconds. These fast lifting road piles are mainly used in some sensitive areas, and they all have certain anti-collision performance and resist malicious collision of vehicles. These road signs are installed on the ground. When they are lowered, vehicles can pass freely. When they are lowered, they can be as level as the ground. When the vehicle passes the road pile, it doesn't even feel its existence.

Of course, in addition to these heavy guys, there are also some portable automatic lifting road piles, which can be used in general areas. For example, landscape lifting road piles can control traffic and decorate the surrounding environment. At night, they can keep the dome light on all night and inadvertently think it is a night light. Lifting road piles are divided into full-automatic lifting road piles, semi-automatic lifting road piles, manual lifting road piles and fixed road piles. The full-automatic lifting road pile can be controlled by the remote controller whether it rises or falls. Of course, you can also use the control box button, swipe card, ground induction, password, remote control, etc ... Semi-automatic lifting of road piles is not so intelligent, and it needs to be manually opened to automatically lift, and it is completely manual. Manual lifting of the column, whether ascending or descending, depends on manual operation, which is of course more economical. There is no absolute reference for the selection of lifting road piles, but it depends on the place where they are used.