Nice Road 400 RDKCE Sliding Gate Kit, up to 400 kg, with Flashing Light

Overview

The Nice Road 400 kit (RDKCE) automates a sliding gate of up to 400 kg and up to 6 m long, so the gate opens and closes from a remote instead of by hand. It suits a home or small business driveway with a light to medium gate. The RD400 gearmotor has a 24 V DC motor fed from 230 V AC mains, with the control unit and radio receiver built in, and the kit adds two remotes, a pair of photocells and a flashing light, so only the rack is left to add.

Is it right for you?

• It suits a sliding gate weighing up to 400 kg with a leaf up to 6 m; check the gate against both limits before ordering.
• It is rated for 20 cycles per hour, which suits a home or small office gate rather than one in constant use.
• If the gate is heavier than 400 kg or longer than 6 m, a larger gearmotor is needed.
• The gearmotor is IP44 rated and works from -20 to 55 °C, so it is made for fitting beside the gate outdoors.
• If you want the gate to keep working during a power cut, the housing has room for the optional PSS124 buffer battery.

Key features

• 24 V DC motor powered from 230 V AC mains, drawing 1.1 A and 210 W, with the control unit and radio receiver built into the gearmotor.
• Non-reversible electromechanical gearmotor, so the gate is held in place when the motor is not running.
• Moves the gate at 0.25 m/s with 400 N of force.
• Two INTI2 two-channel 433.92 MHz remotes, so two people can each carry one.
• EPM surface-mounted photocell pair stops the gate when something crosses the beam.
• ELDC flashing LED light with integrated antenna warns people and drivers that the gate is moving.
• Gearmotor 330 x 195 x 277 mm and 8 kg, IP44, -20 to 55 °C.

What else you need

• A module 4 rack for the full length of the gate travel; the rack is not included.
• A 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz mains supply at the gate.
• Only if you want the gate to run during a power cut: the optional PSS124 buffer battery, sold separately.
• The control unit also works with further ERA INTI and ERA ONE / MYGO remotes, EPS, EPM and EPL photocells, the EPMOR reflective photocell, F210 and FT210 safety devices and the WLT multifunction LED light.

Installation

A gate automation installer should fit it. The job involves fixing the gearmotor on a base beside the gate, bringing the 230 V AC supply to it, fitting the module 4 rack along the gate leaf, wiring the photocells and the flashing light to the control unit, and programming the two remotes into the built-in receiver.

Before you buy

• The rack is not included: order a module 4 rack for the full length of the gate travel.
• Check the gate weight and leaf length against the limits in the specifications.
• The PSS124 buffer battery is optional and sold separately.
• If you replace or add a flashing light, use the ELDC; the ELAC is a mains-voltage light and must not be connected to this 24 V control unit.
• The built-in radio receiver is not compatible with the O-box functions of the Opera system.