The Nice Apollo XBA3/U is the electronic control board used in specific XBA3-style M-Bar and L-Bar barrier operator platforms. This is one of the parts where correct identification matters more than appearance, because control boards can share similar terminals or cabinet locations but have different receiver options, firmware, safety monitoring requirements, and production-date fitment. The XBA3/U version is commonly described as a no-receiver board and is tied to M-Bar / L-Bar barrier operators built before January 1, 2019. In the field, this board may be replaced after surge damage, failed inputs, no motor command, unstable programming, or damaged accessory terminals, but the cause of failure should be checked before installing a new board. Safety devices must remain connected and functioning after replacement.
| Manufacturer | Nice Apollo |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Barrier operator control board |
| Part Number | XBA3/U |
| Application | Replacement control board for select M-Bar / L-Bar operators |
| Compatible Operator Type | MBAR/LBAR Series barrier operators using XBA3/U platform |
| Receiver | No receiver version |
| Safety Monitoring | UL 325 7th Edition related platform; safety devices must be maintained |
| Notes | Verify operator production date, board label, and receiver needs |
This XBA3/U item should be matched to the installed Nice Apollo barrier operator and parts diagram. For M-Bar and L-Bar equipment, confirm the arm length, control board, cabinet style, and accessory requirements before replacing parts by appearance alone.
Barrier arm systems are exposed to vehicle impact, weather, vibration, and frequent cycling. After replacing any arm, light, control, mounting, or traffic accessory, the installer should check arm balance, movement, clearances, safety devices, warning devices, and final operation before returning the lane to service.
No. This row is for the XBA3/U no-receiver board version. Receiver requirements should be checked separately.
It is commonly referenced for M-Bar and L-Bar barrier operators using the XBA3/U control platform, especially pre-2019 MBAR/LBAR references.
Do not assume that. BCU1 and XBA3/U references should be matched by the operator model, production date, and parts diagram.
Check the board label, operator model, production date, connected accessories, safety devices, and wiring condition.
No. Monitored safety devices and required entrapment protection must remain installed and operational. Use a qualified technician for high-voltage or unsafe conditions.