The HySecurity MX3483-14 is the 14 ft T-slot bumper used on select SAP / StrongArmPark barrier arm assemblies. It provides the replaceable bumper surface along the arm so the assembly maintains proper edge protection, appearance, and serviceability after normal wear or minor contact damage.
This is a length-specific part. A 14 ft arm bumper should not be substituted with a 10 ft bumper or with generic foam unless the arm profile and mounting method are correct. Use MX3483-14 when the installed HySecurity arm or parts diagram calls for the 14 ft T-slot SAP arm bumper.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MX3483-14 |
| Product Type | T-slot arm bumper |
| Primary Application | Replacement T-slot bumper for select StrongArmPark / SAP barrier arm assemblies |
| Compatible Operator Type | Barrier arm / StrongArmPark arm applications |
| Handing / Size / Rating | 14 ft SAP arm bumper reference; verify arm profile and length. |
| Included Components | T-slot bumper only unless hardware is listed. |
| Notes | Length/profile-specific arm bumper; do not confuse with 10 ft version MX3483-10. |
If the bumper was damaged by a vehicle strike, inspect the arm extrusion, pivot bracket, breakaway bracket, and arm lights before replacing the bumper only.
Installation and service on automated gate equipment should be performed by a qualified gate technician. Do not bypass safety devices, breakaway switches, monitored edges, or photo eyes to make a gate run.
HySecurity MX3483-14 is used as a t-slot arm bumper in replacement t-slot bumper for select strongarmpark / sap barrier arm assemblies. It should be selected by the exact part number and the operator parts diagram.
No. MX3483-14 should only be used with the HySecurity operator families and assemblies that list this part number or an approved related number in the parts diagram.
Check the original part number, operator model, serial number, production date when relevant, and the physical style of the old part. Also inspect nearby hardware or wiring that may have caused the failure.
Mechanical parts should be installed only by someone familiar with automated gate equipment. Electrical parts and safety-related repairs should be handled by a qualified gate technician.
Yes. See the Also Known As / Related Part Numbers section on this page. Related numbers may describe opposite-hand parts, newer or older harnesses, companion parts, or search variations and are not always direct replacements.