The Viking X-9 is a compact but powerful operator, designed to provide the best solution to special installation requirements such as space limitations or architectural constraints. The X-9 gate operator is aesthetically unobtrusive and silent, yet powerful enough to continuously operate gates up to 600 lbs. and 14 feet long, making it an option for residential and commercial applications.
The X-9 contains a power supply that is capable of sustaining power to the unit's motor drive, control board, external accessories and the battery charging system. This power supply, combined with the efficiency of the gear-head motor unit, allows the X-9 gate operator to provide 800 full cycles of operation during a power outage.The Intelligent Obstruction Sensor, the smooth speed control of the gate and the self-adjustment to environmental changes combined with indicator control are managed by a very high speed multitasking processor. The multitasking process is capable of acquiring, computing, filtering and making adaptive decisions in real time. This break-through feature makes the Viking X-9 gate operator the leader in cutting edge technology.
The X-9 makes installation and operation a breeze. The chassis on this agile unit provides the versatility necessary for various types of special installations, while the gear reducer provides extremely quiet operation with smooth, fast opening and closing cycles. No more loss of space or energy due to large, unsightly machines. Furthermore, the Viking X-9 gate operator has been awarded the listing by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL325 and UL991). The engineering on the X-9 not only meets the requirements by UL174, but surpasses them. This results in a new standard in access control, revolutionized by the X-9 swing gate operator.
Maximum Gate Weight: 600 LBS
Maximum Gate Length: 14 FT.
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