NICE / APOLLO MX5153 69 Inch Gooseneck Pedestal
The Nice Apollo MX5153 gooseneck pedestal is a mounting support for gate access-control devices such as keypads, request-to-exit buttons, readers, and similar entry devices. A gooseneck pedestal brings the device closer to the vehicle lane so drivers can reach it without pulling too far forward or leaving the vehicle. The 69 inch overall height makes this style useful in many access-control layouts where the device needs to be elevated and offset from the post base. Fitment depends on more than the pedestal height: the installer should also confirm the device backplate, hole pattern, conduit entry, anchor method, vehicle approach angle, and whether the lane serves cars, SUVs, trucks, or mixed traffic.
Compatible With
- Compatible with select gate access-control devices when the mounting pattern and enclosure size match.
- Commonly used with Nice Apollo keypads, remote exit buttons, card readers, telephone entry accessories, and similar access-control housings where the device can be pedestal-mounted.
- May be used with MX5150, MX5151, MX5152, or similar access devices when the mounting and installation layout are suitable.
- Suitable for many residential, commercial, and gated-property vehicle-lane installations.
- Verify mounting plate, conduit path, anchor method, approach angle, device height, and ADA/site requirements before ordering.
- Not a keypad, receiver, reader, exit button, controller, or wiring kit.
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | Nice Apollo / HySecurity |
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| Product Type | Gooseneck pedestal |
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| Part Number | MX5153 |
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| Overall Height | 69 inch overall height per product name |
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| Application | Mounting support for compatible gate access-control devices |
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| Material / Finish | Verify current inventory finish and mounting style |
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| Notes | Access device and wiring are separate unless sold as a bundle |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- MX5153
- NICE-MX5153
- HYS-MX5153
- 69 inch gooseneck pedestal
- Gate keypad pedestal
- Access control pedestal
- Gooseneck stand
Technician Note
Match this part by the exact manufacturer part number, installed operator or enclosure, and the current parts diagram. Similar Nice Apollo parts can look close but differ by controller platform, cable length, frequency, mounting pattern, enclosure layout, or safety-device requirements.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the original part number on the installed component or parts diagram.
- Confirm the operator model, control box, accessory system, or enclosure family.
- Check voltage, frequency, code capacity, cable length, mounting pattern, and included hardware where applicable.
- Inspect nearby wiring, harnesses, batteries, brackets, covers, and safety devices for related damage.
- Do not substitute similar-looking parts unless the current Nice Apollo parts diagram confirms the replacement.
Professional Advisory
Gate operator electrical work, control-board replacement, battery/charging repairs, and access-control wiring should be handled carefully. Do not bypass monitored safety devices, fuses, grounding, photo eyes, or safety edges. If the gate moves unpredictably, has exposed wiring, or involves high-voltage diagnosis, use a qualified gate technician.
Product Q&A
Is MX5153 a keypad?
No. MX5153 is the gooseneck pedestal used to mount compatible keypads, readers, exit buttons, or similar access devices.
What devices can mount to this pedestal?
It may support compatible access-control devices when the device backplate, hole pattern, and enclosure size fit the pedestal.
Why use a gooseneck pedestal?
A gooseneck pedestal positions the access device closer to the vehicle lane so drivers can reach it more easily.
Does MX5153 include wiring or conduit?
No. Wiring, conduit, anchors, keypad, receiver, and controller parts are separate unless your inventory bundle states otherwise.
What should be checked before installing it?
Check lane position, mounting surface, conduit route, vehicle reach height, device hole pattern, and local site requirements before setting the pedestal.
