Parking and housing companies

Access control for parking and housing companies

Boom barriers and sliding gates with RFID identification are a practical solution for car parks and housing companies. Residents get in easily, outsiders do not.

Why Pur-ait

Smooth everyday life for residents

Boom barriers and sliding gates with RFID access control, operated by key or code

Service and warranty agreements, with spare parts support from Finland

References from housing companies and parking operators

Products

Suitable products

Welded Mesh Panel Fence Eco W

Vertical Bar Fence Eemeli

Vertical Bar Fence Emilia

Ditec Boom Barrier

BE/Barmatic Boom Barrier

Sliding Gate Protector

Sliding Gate Classic

Key considerations

Typical requirements

Boom barriers suit sites that need fast throughput. Sliding gates suit situations where a fully enclosed area is wanted.

RFID access control allows access rights per resident. New rights can be activated remotely and old ones removed immediately. Door entry system integration serves visitors and deliveries.

For a parking operator, reliability and maintenance service matter most. Pur-ait offers service agreements for these sites.

Frequently asked questions

Parking and housing companies

Is a boom barrier suitable for a housing company car park?

Yes. The Ditec boom barrier and the BE/Barmatic barrier are suitable for housing company car parks where access is to be limited to residents and permitted visitors. A barrier can be built with a lighter structure than a sliding gate, and it is an affordable solution when physical protection against forced entry is not needed.

How does RFID access control work in practice?

Every resident or user receives their own RFID tag (a card or key fob), which is read by the reader at the barrier or gate. The system opens the barrier, logs the event and allows access rights to be managed remotely. Tags can be deactivated immediately if a card is lost.

Is a sliding gate needed or is a boom barrier enough?

A boom barrier slows down vehicle traffic and restricts access on the basis of identification, but people can walk past it. A sliding gate forms a physical barrier for both vehicles and pedestrians and suits sites that need a closed area (e.g. a leased plot or an enclosed courtyard). The choice depends on the site’s security objectives.

What does maintenance involve and how much does it cost?

Regular maintenance (1–2 times a year) includes inspecting the drive unit, lubrication, testing the sensors and safety devices, and updating the software. A service agreement extends the service life of the equipment and ensures operation in winter conditions too. The exact price depends on the type of equipment and the scope of the agreement.

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