Gate Operators

This guide explains how swing gate operators work, what factors matter most, and which systems are best suited for different driveway and community needs.

Choosing the right slide gate operator depends on gate weight, daily usage, safety needs, and long-term maintenance. Two popular options for residential and light-commercial properties are the BFT Deimos and the LiftMaster RSL12UL.

Today's All Security Equipment blog post is the second part of our series on individual control operator parts. Today, we delve into the key components that convert an electrical signal into the physical movement of your automatic gate.

Today’s All Security Equipment post will break down five common gate opener issues. For each problem, we will explain the security impact and provide a clear determination of whether you can tackle the repair safely and effectively with a DIY approach, or if the complexity and risk necessitate calling in an expert.

The control board is the brain of your gate operator. It sends and receives signals between the motor, safety sensors, and accessories. When it fails, your gate may stop moving, open halfway, or ignore commands.

A secure, efficient entry starts with the right slide gate opener. Whether you manage a warehouse, HOA, logistics yard, or mixed-use site, matching the operator to your gate’s size, traffic, and power conditions keeps vehicles moving and security tight.

Today’s All Security Equipment blog post, the second in our three-part series, provides a focused, expert comparison of the two options. We will analyze the essential pros and cons of both DIY and professional methods.

If your property needs a tough and reliable gate opener, the LiftMaster CSL24UL 24VDC High-Traffic Commercial Slide Gate Operator is built for the job. This system runs all day without overheating, keeping businesses, warehouses, and gated communities secure.

Today’s All Security Equipment post is part of a series designed to inform property and security managers about how myQ technology elevates security in different environments, today focusing within gated communities.

In this guide, we’ll break down exactly what’s okay to power directly from a gate operator’s control board, and which devices should always have their own dedicated power supply.

Remote gate access is one of the most convenient and secure ways to manage your property's entry points. But during summer storms, your system faces serious threats: rain, lightning, flooding, and power surges can damage motors, short out electronics, or block access altogether.