In short: a Baroxon RFID barrier lane reads vehicles from 6 to 12 m away, so fleets enter without stopping, at £780 to £4,200 for a complete set with gate, reader, controller and cards.
Long-range UHF readers cover the 6 to 12 m band for windscreen tags, while short-range readers handle 10 to 80 cm card and fob access at the same lane. Vehicle tags are IP68 rated and suitable for windscreen mounting in all UK weather, and multi-channel controllers let one controller manage several lanes from a single point. Wiegand, RS485 and relay outputs mean the lane can be integrated with most existing access-control, time-and-attendance and parking platforms, and the reader can be configured for anti-passback, timed occupancy and visitor whitelists. Reader power, tag population size and lane geometry are checked at quotation stage to confirm the read distance for your site.
| Type | Card, Code, Key, Smartphone, UHF | Special Features | Remoteely controlled take-off and landing. OEM&ODM |
| Storage | Cloud, Memory Card | Material | Cold rolled steel, Stainless Steel, Zinc Alloy |
| Place of Origin | Shandong, China | Model Number | YH-0DZ1920PRO |
| Brand Name | Baroxon | Input Power | DC 24V Brushless / AC 110V / Servo Motor |
| Motor Power | 110/220VAC +10% | Motor Drive | 24V DC brushless motor |
| Operating Speed | 3S-6S | Max Rod Length | ≤4 meters |
| Chassis Dimensions | 1015*320*225 MM | Remotee Distance | ≤30m |
| Operating Temp | -30℃~80℃ | Waterproof | IP55 |
| Selling Units | Single industrial-grade unit |
Baroxon advanced access control systems feature a highly intuitive user interface and a centralized motherboard, ensuring streamlined management for any commercial facility.
Our modular automatic boom barrier gate architecture allows for rapid, hassle-free installation and simplified field maintenance.
Built with high-torque DC brushless motor technology, our systems provide smooth, noise-free, and precise traffic regulation for modern parking environments.
Enhanced safety protocols include real-time anti-collision, automatic gate reversal, and emergency power-off lift, making our high-security vehicle barrier the ideal choice for demanding traffic sites.







As a global leader in perimeter security and access control, Baroxon delivers turnkey engineering for vehicle management, industrial entry security, and intelligent parking lot deployment.





Q1: What are the speed configurations for the barrier arms?
A: Our gates are highly adjustable, ranging from 0.8s to 6s depending on boom arm length and motor configuration, ideal for tolling or high-security access.
Q2: Is the system compatible with third-party software?
A: Yes, Baroxon systems integrate flawlessly with LPR cameras, RFID readers, and parking management cloud platforms.
Q3: How do the gates perform in harsh weather?
A: With IP55/IP66 ratings and industrial-grade powder coating, our gates are designed for extreme temperatures and rugged outdoor deployment.
Q4: What happens during a power failure?
A: Every gate includes a manual mechanical clutch, ensuring the boom arm remains operational or can be lifted easily in emergency situations.
Q5: Can you provide custom lengths or branding?
A: We offer OEM/ODM services, including custom boom arm lengths, LED-illuminated arms, and private-label chassis design.
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Each paragraph below states the test condition, the measured value and the benchmark it is compared against, so it can be quoted on its own.
Test condition: UHF reader mounted 1.8 m high at 45°, vehicle approaching at 20 km/h, tag fitted to the windscreen behind a heated-glass strip. Result: consistent reads from 6 m, up to 12 m with the antenna aligned to the lane centre. Benchmark: proximity (125 kHz) card systems used for the same application need the driver to stop within 10 to 80 cm of the reader.
Test condition: 30 vehicles queued through a single lane with tags randomised in the cabin. Result: 100 % of tags read on first pass, no duplicate or dropped reads recorded. Benchmark: single-channel readers in mixed traffic commonly miss 3 % to 8 % of tags, which requires manual intervention at the gatehouse.
Test condition: IP68 vehicle tags soaked in water for 72 hours, then cycled between −30 °C and +70 °C for 50 thermal cycles. Result: no read failure and no housing deformation. Benchmark: IP65 tags, which are still widely sold for vehicle use, are not rated for immersion and commonly fail after a windscreen leak.
Test condition: reader operated in a lane that also carries Wi-Fi access points, 4G routers and a UHF handheld terminal. Result: no dropped reads and no cross-lane reads over a continuous 8-hour test. Benchmark: unshielded reader modules frequently trigger adjacent lanes at sites with dense wireless traffic, causing the wrong barrier to lift.
Feedback from customers who installed this type of Baroxon equipment.
Great quality barrier gates. Works well under hot weather. Fast delivery and responsive after-sales service. Recommended for parking and compound access control.
We bought 8 units for our shopping mall parking system. Smooth opening & closing, low maintenance cost. The supplier answered all our technical questions quickly.