Boom Barrier Installation in Yelahanka

Yelahanka's large gated layouts and the educational campuses clustered around Jakkur generate real vehicle-flow problems at peak hours — school drop-off, shift-change traffic at nearby campuses, and daily visitor churn at bigger residential communities. A boom barrier paired with the layout's existing gate or security cabin is usually the fix, but only if it's actually integrated with whatever access system the RWA or campus already runs, rather than operating as a separate island.

We fit RFID readers for resident/staff vehicles and ANPR camera integration for visitor logging, which matters more in Yelahanka than in most localities we serve given the neighbourhood's proximity to the Air Force Station — several of our layout clients specifically want a defensible visitor log, not just a barrier that lifts. UPS backup is standard so the barrier doesn't fail open or shut during Yelahanka's periodic power cuts, and loop detectors prevent the arm coming down on a vehicle mid-crossing.

For hospitality properties near the airport managing constant guest and cab turnover, we size the barrier arm and cycle speed to actual daily vehicle volume rather than a standard residential spec, and can pair it with a flap barrier at the pedestrian entrance for a combined vehicle-and-foot access package.