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Commercial Gate Openers

Underground parking garage with lifted barrier armCommercial Gate Openers Near You in NJ and PA

If your business relies on gates to keep traffic out or products in, you need a dependable gate opener. At Jammer Doors, a family-owned and operated business, we carry commercial gate openers for a variety of businesses. Learn more about our selection of commercial gate openers near you in Southeast Pennsylvania and Central New Jersey.

Commercial Gate Openers at a Glance

Gate openers make opening and closing your commercial gates easier, removing the need for manual intervention. At Jammer Doors, we carry a variety of operator types, including slide, swing, vertical lift, and barrier arm designs, all built for use in high-traffic sites. Whether you run a warehouse, auto shop, campus, or other commercial property, our commercial gate openers can ensure smooth operation.

We are an authorized LiftMaster dealer and installer and are familiar with many different models. Our services include installation, repair, maintenance, and even emergency service of commercial gate openers. We serve businesses throughout Bucks County, PA, and Mercer County, NJ, with high-quality services and rapid response.

Products and Op

Commercial gate openers are typically powered by electric motors, and some have solar-powered capabilities. There are many different types of openers, generally categorized by the type of gate movement. At Jammer Doors, we stock LiftMaster gate openers that come with safety and security features, including:

Slide Gate Operators

Slide gate openers work by moving the gate horizontally. They are often used with a chain-driven track, but they can also be designed without a track (cantilever design). Cantilever options are better for uneven ground or snowy environments because they don’t touch the ground. Slide gate openers are often used on steep or short driveways or where heavy-duty security is needed.

Swing Gate Operators

Swing gate openers are used for gates that open like a standard door. They often use a linear or articulated arm that extends and retracts to move the gate. They can be used for both single and dual-leaf gates, and may use either hydraulic or electromechanical power. Swing gate operators are generally used for residential use, but they can also be suitable for certain commercial properties.

Barrier Arm Operators

Barrier arm operators are for operating barrier arms, which are typically used to prevent unauthorized access into parking lots, access lanes, or garages. They are well-suited for high-traffic areas and help to manage traffic flow in commercial environments. Barrier arm operators are often integrated with access control systems, and they generally have safety features to prevent them from closing on vehicles or pedestrians.

Vertical Lift/Vertical Pivot Operators

For properties with constrained footprints, vertical lift or vertical pivot operators may be ideal. They use high-speed operation to raise gates vertically or pivot them, making them best for high-traffic areas that have limited side space for swinging or sliding gates.

At Jammer Doors, we are an authorized LiftMaster dealer and installer. We are familiar with many different types and models of gate openers, so we can install, repair, and maintain yours.

Specs That Matter

When looking at commercial gate openers, there are a few important specifications that you’ll need to review. They include:

  • Duty cycle and horsepower: Look for models with high duty cycles or continuous use to prevent downtime. In terms of horsepower, commercial gate openers typically require a higher HP to properly move heavy, commercial-grade gates.
  • Voltage and phase: When browsing gate openers, you’ll come across different voltages and phases. For commercial purposes, look for three-phase (208V/230V/460V) models.
  • Gate weight/length: Gate openers have weight and length capacities, so they can properly move the gate. Make sure you choose a model that accommodates the gate you need to move. It’s best to choose an operator with a weight capacity that is 20% more than the weight of your gate to account for hinge friction and wind resistance.
  • Safety standards and sensors: Commercial gate openers come with safety standards, typically meeting UL 325 standards, which require at least two independent, compliant entrapment protection sensors, such as photo eyes or edge sensors.

Commercial gates should typically have high horsepower, three-phase designs, and meet UL 325 standards.

Service and Maintenance Plans

At Jammer Doors, we not only provide installation of commercial gate openers, but we also provide service and maintenance plans. We can provide same- or next-day repair windows whenever possible, as we have a large stock of common parts that allows for faster fixes. We also offer preventive maintenance agreements to prolong the lifespan of your equipment.

Choose Jammer Doors for Commercial Gate Openers

When you need a high-quality commercial gate opener for your business, turn to Jammer Doors. Serving customers in Southeast Pennsylvania and Central New Jersey, we provide trusted commercial gate openers from LiftMaster.

Our team is made up of experienced in-house technicians, not subcontractors. This ensures that your installation and any repairs or maintenance will be completed by experts. We also offer transparent quotes and clear timelines to make the process easier. To request a quote near you in NJ or PA, contact us today, or stop into our showroom to see our opener options.

Commercial Gate Openers FAQs

What duty cycle and horsepower do I need?

For commercial gate openers, you’ll typically need a high-horsepower model with continuous duty cycles.

Can my gate tie into keycards, intercoms, or remote management?

Yes, most gate openers can be integrated with access control features, such as keycards, intercoms, and more.

What areas in NJ and PA do you serve?

We serve customers in Bucks County, PA, including Yardley, Newtown, and Langhorne, and in Mercer County, NJ, including Lawrenceville, Princeton, and Ewing.