Centurion Automatic Remote Swing gate 

Sleek, stylish, secure and strong: these are some of the words that describe the VANTAGE linear swing gate motor for domestic and industrial gates.

VANTAGE gate automation comes standard with battery backup offers a quick and easy (not to mention good looking) installation.

It is an exceptionally strong set of operators for gates up to 4m wide, per leaf (consult specifications for further details).

Boasting tough-as-nails die-cast aluminium construction throughout, a grade 304 stainless steel wormshaft for the ultimate in reliability and durability and with sophisticated electronics for smooth, safe operation, VANTAGE gives you everything you need to swing the future your way.

It's recommended to consult the manufacturer's installation manual and seek professional assistance if needed.

1. Preparation:

   • Determine the appropriate location for the swing gate, considering factors like driveway layout, clearance, and aesthetics.
   • Obtain any necessary permits and check local regulations regarding gate installations.
   • Gather all required tools and equipment, including gate components, gate opener, electrical wiring, and safety accessories.

2. Gate Posts:

   • Install sturdy gate posts on both sides of the driveway entrance to support the swing gate.
   • Ensure the gate posts are securely anchored in concrete footings.

3. Gate Panels:

   • Assemble and install the swing gate panels according to the manufacturer's instructions.
   • Ensure the gate panels swing smoothly on the hinges without binding or obstruction.

4. Gate Opener Installation:

   • Attach the gate opener motor to one of the gate posts.
   • Follow the manufacturer's instructions to install the gate opener's components, including the actuator arm or piston.

5. Electrical Wiring:

   • Install the necessary electrical wiring and conduit for power supply and control signals.
   • Connect the gate opener motor, safety devices, and control panel following the wiring diagram provided by the manufacturer.

6. Safety Accessories:

   • Install safety accessories, such as safety sensors, photo eyes, and edge detectors, to detect obstacles and prevent accidents.

7. Testing and Adjustments:

   • Test the swing gate's movement and ensure it swings smoothly without obstructions.
   • Adjust the gate opener settings, including open and close limits, sensitivity, and delay settings.

8. Programming and Integration:

   • Program the gate opener's control panel, remote controls, keypads, or any access control systems.
   • Integrate the gate opener with any existing security or home automation systems if applicable.

9. Final Checks:

   • Inspect the gate installation for safety and security compliance.
   • Test all safety features, such as obstacle detection and emergency stop.
   • Make any necessary adjustments to ensure the gate functions correctly and safely.

10. User Training:

• Provide user training to the gate operators or homeowners on how to use the gate opener, remote controls, and safety features.

1. Maintenance and Service:

• Inform the user about regular maintenance requirements, such as lubrication and periodic inspections.
• Provide contact information for service and technical support in case of issues or maintenance needs.