APOLLO / NICE Swing Gate Openers

NICE / APOLLO NICE-O-1500, APOLLO SYSTEM OPERATOR, SWING, SINGLE, 636US - INCLUDES CBOX WITH 636 CONTROL BOARD, 816-1 ARM AND 318N RECEIVER

Nice Apollo O-1500 Single Swing Gate Operator with 636US Control Box

$1,395.00

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NICE / APOLLO NICE-O-1551, APOLLO SYSTEM OPERATOR, SWING, SINGLE, 1050US - INCLUDES CBOX WITH 1050 CONTROL BOARD, 816-1 ARM, OXI RECEIVER, (1) SET BLUEBUS EPMOB/A THRU BEAM PHOTO EYE

Nice Apollo O-1551 Single Swing Gate Operator with 1050US Control Box

$1,762.91

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NICE / APOLLO NICE-O-3501 Vanguard, VANGUARD OPERATOR ART ARM. SINGLE, MERCURY 310

Nice Apollo O-3501 Vanguard Single Articulating Arm Swing Gate Operator with Mercury 310

$2,437.63

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NICE / APOLLO NICE-O-816-2, ACTUATOR COMPLETE, SECONDARY ARM, INTEL, BLACK, 42' CABLE - INCLUDES MOUNTING HARDWARE (ADD TO 1500 OR 1551 FOR DUAL GATE APPLICATIONS)

Nice Apollo O-816-2 Complete Secondary 816 Actuator Arm with 42 Ft Cable and Mounting Hardware

$1,099.95

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NICE / APOLLO NICE-O-T310-BL, TITAN BUNDLE - INCLUDES CBOX WITH MERCURY 310 CONTROLLER, 912L-1 ARM, OXI RECEIVER, ON2E TRANSMITTER (BATTERY REQUIRED, NOT INCLUDED - SOLAR PANEL/TRANSFORMER/CHARGER NOT INCLUDED)

NICE Apollo O-T310-BL Titan 912L Bundle with Mercury 310 Controller

$1,349.09

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NICE / APOLLO NICE-O-TITAN12L1, Kit includes 912L-1 arm, CBOX w/ 1050 controller, OXI receiver, EPMOB/A BlueBUS thru beam photo eye

NICE Apollo O-TITAN12L1 Titan 912L Single Swing Gate Opener Kit with 1050 Controller

$1,349.75

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Frequently Asked Questions : APOLLO / NICE Swing Gate Openers

Q1: What drive mechanisms are utilized in Apollo / Nice swing gate openers?

A1: Apollo and Nice swing gate operators primarily utilize linear electromechanical actuators or articulated arm mechanisms. Linear actuators provide direct push-pull force, while articulated arms are designed for installations requiring wider opening angles or mounting on larger columns.

Q2: How is the maximum weight and length capacity determined for these operators?

A2: Capacity is dependent on the specific operator model, with linear actuators typically supporting gates up to 1,000 pounds and 20 feet in length. It is technically required to verify that the physical dimensions and wind resistance of the gate panel do not exceed the manufacturerâ€™s specified limits.

Q3: Are Apollo / Nice swing gate systems compatible with solar power?

A3: Yes, many Apollo and Nice direct current (DC) operators are engineered for solar compatibility, making them suitable for installations lacking access to primary alternating current (AC) power. Proper integration requires a compatible solar panel and a deep-cycle battery bank with adequate capacity.

Q4: What power configurations are standard for these swing gate operators?

A4: These systems are available in multiple power configurations, primarily 12V or 24V DC systems, which are maintained by an AC transformer or a solar charging kit. The low-voltage DC design inherently supports battery backup for continued operation during power grid failures.

Q5: How do the control boards interface with safety sensors in these systems?

A5: The internal logic board continuously monitors inputs from peripheral safety devices, such as photoelectric eyes and sensing edges. If an obstruction is detected during an operational cycle, the board triggers an immediate stop and reversal to prevent physical entrapment.

Q6: What is the function of the Nice BlueBus technology?

A6: BlueBus is a proprietary technology featured on select Nice control boards that allows for the connection of compatible peripheral devices using a simplified two-wire network. This system streamlines the integration of photocells and command selectors by enabling the control unit to automatically identify connected devices.

Q7: Can two Apollo / Nice operators be synchronized for a dual swing gate?

A7: Yes, specific models support a primary and secondary configuration for bi-parting swing gates. This setup necessitates a dedicated communication cable between the two operators to ensure synchronized travel cycles and unified control logic.

Q8: How are electronic travel limits configured on these swing gate openers?

A8: Travel limits define the exact open and closed stopping points of the gate arm and are configured via the digital interface or mechanical switches on the actuator. For the precise calibration sequence required for your model, refer to the manufacturer's technical manual.

Q9: What routine maintenance is recommended for linear actuator hardware?

A9: Routine maintenance includes inspecting the actuator arm for debris, verifying the integrity of mounting brackets, and checking the control box for moisture. For internal motor diagnostics or complex electrical repairs, consult the manufacturer's manual or hire a local qualified professional.

Q10: What should be done if the swing gate operator fails to move upon command?

A10: Complete response failure is frequently attributed to a blown internal fuse, a depleted battery bank, or compromised wiring connections. For advanced electrical troubleshooting, voltage testing, or hardware component replacement, refer to the technical documentation or consult a local qualified professional.

APOLLO / NICE Swing Gate Openers

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Frequently Asked Questions : APOLLO / NICE Swing Gate Openers

Q1: What drive mechanisms are utilized in Apollo / Nice swing gate openers?

Q2: How is the maximum weight and length capacity determined for these operators?

Q3: Are Apollo / Nice swing gate systems compatible with solar power?

Q4: What power configurations are standard for these swing gate operators?

Q5: How do the control boards interface with safety sensors in these systems?

Q6: What is the function of the Nice BlueBus technology?

Q7: Can two Apollo / Nice operators be synchronized for a dual swing gate?

Q8: How are electronic travel limits configured on these swing gate openers?

Q9: What routine maintenance is recommended for linear actuator hardware?

Q10: What should be done if the swing gate operator fails to move upon command?