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Sliding Gate Opener 5M Full Solar Automatic Driveway Sliding Electric Remote

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Sliding Gate Opener 5M Full Solar Automatic Driveway Sliding Electric RemoteThinking of securing your property and protecting your loved ones? The E Guard Full Solar powered Automatic Sliding Gate Opener is the answer to your needs. Suitable for gates up to 5m in width and 500kg in weight, it will make for a remarkable entrance to any home. The Control box houses dual 9Ah batteries that will ensure that the gate always opens for you at your command and the remotes will operate it from a distance of 50m away, giving you plenty

Thinking of securing your property and protecting your loved ones? The E-Guard Full Solar powered Automatic Sliding Gate Opener is the answer to your needs. Suitable for gates up to 5m in width and 500kg in weight, it will make for a remarkable entrance to any home.

The Control box houses dual 9Ah batteries that will ensure that the gate always opens for you at your command and the remotes will operate it from a distance of 50m away, giving you plenty of time to driven in without delay.

The E-Guard Automatic Sliding Gate Opener is built to provide heavy-duty lifting and enhance security to your premises. The stylish and solicitous design of its ultra-quiet, non-rust nylon-reinforced racks ensures you won't disturb your neighbours at any time during the day or night.

Powered by a 20W polycrystalline solar panel, the E-Guard system boasts smart features that include the ability for you to set up the gate to Auto-close in any time period up to 120 seconds. The E-Guard gate system is also equipped with a safety feature whereby the gate will reverse in the opposite direction if it makes contact with an obstacle.

Intelligence combined with quiet power, E-Guard provide the best in class unobtrusive and stylish sliding gate opener systems. Complete with 5M rust-proof gear racks (in 345mm lengths) and three remote controls, this system is set to impress.

Specification


  • Brand: E-Guard
  • Model: SLS-175
  • Voltage: 24V
  • Battery: 2 x 9Ah
  • Motor: 200W
  • Max gate weight: 500kg
  • Waterproof Grade: IP55
  • Nylon Gear Racks: 5m
  • Remotes: 3
  • Remote range: 50m
  • Auto-Close: Yes
  • Please Note: Professional installation is recommended. Wiring will need to be purchased separately to suit your set up.

IN THE BOX

  • 1x E-Guard Automatic Sliding Gate Opener 
  • 5m of gear racks
  • 3x Remote controls 
  • 1x Solar panel with bracket
  • 1x Hardware accessories
  • 1x Motor
  • 2x 9AH Backup Batteries
  • User Manual is accessible online

SIZE & WEIGHT

  • Carton Dimensions (W x L x H): 37 x 37 x 52cm
  • Carton Weight: 28kg
  • Product Weight: 26kg

SKU: GOPSLSSIMA175


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