Entrances combine civil, electrical, security and hardware work.
A gate may need concrete bases, islands, underground conduits, loops, drainage, fencing, operator power, access control and safety devices. An automatic door may need structural backing, operator power, low-voltage controls and secure hardware interfaces.
UltraTech coordinates those dependencies before equipment arrives and surfaces are finished.
Door operators
Low-energy operators, control wiring, push buttons, key switches and accessibility devices.
Access interfaces
Readers, strikes, maglocks, relays, REX and fire-alarm release coordination.
Gate operators
Sliding and swing operator power, control wiring, accessories and startup support.
Vehicle loops
Loop layout, saw cutting, lead-in pathways, detector wiring and testing.
Safety devices
Photo eyes, monitored edges, warning devices and required control connections.
Pedestals & intercoms
Concrete/island coordination, conduits, power, data and mounting for entry controls.
Plan the underground work before the concrete and asphalt are final.
We review conduit size, quantity, route, spare capacity, loop placement, pedestal dimensions and equipment clearances early. Correct underground work protects the schedule and avoids costly surface repairs.
- Power and voltage confirmed against equipment requirements
- Security, intercom and fire-alarm interfaces identified
- Safety-device locations coordinated with operator design
- Underground pathways and loop lead-ins documented
- Startup deficiencies separated from civil, fence, hardware and electrical scope
