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AUTOMATIC GATE OPENER

• Installation Manual

8

Additional Safety Devices

The Zareba Automatic Gate Opener features built-in

obstruction sensitivity. The opener is designed to stop

and reverse the gate within two seconds of contact with

an obstruction. However, the gate opener’s built-in

obstruction settings, even when properly adjusted, may

not be sensitive enough to prevent injury in some cir-

cumstances. See 

page 26

for more information. 

Safety devices, such as contact (safety edge) sensors or

non-contact (photoelectric) sensors, that stop and

reverse gate direction upon sensing an obstruction are

suggested for additional protection.

Zareba Systems recommends using additional safety

devices. Be sure to use products that are certified and

that comply with applicable UL standards and national

and regional safety codes. Call Zareba Systems at 1-800-

272-9877 for information on compatible products for

your application. 

Important: In all cases, review the safety-device manu-

facturer’s instructions for information on installing

these devices on a vehicular gate.

Contact Sensors (safety edges)

Contact sensors are also referred to as “safety edges.”

Activating a properly installed contact sensor while the

gate is moving causes the gate to stop and reverse with-

in two seconds.

Contact sensors must be mounted in compliance with

UL 325, the Underwriters Laboratories safety standard

for gate openers (see 

fig. 6

). 

Turn off the power switch to the openers

(actuators) before connecting safety device

wiring to the terminal blocks. Unplugging

the transformer 

does not

turn off power to

the openers.

Contact Sensor Input Connection (

fig. 7

Connect one of the 

OPEN EDGE

contact sensor wires to

the 

COMMON (COM)

terminal and the other to the

OPEN EDGE terminal on the gate opener control board.

Connect one of the 

CLOSE EDGE

contact sensor wires

to the 

COMMON (COM)

terminal and the other to the

CLOSE EDGE

terminal on the gate opener control

board.

wire from contact
sensor (close edge)

wire from contact
sensor (open edge)

Figure 7

Figure 6

Contact Sensor (not included)

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Summary of Contents for G752

Page 1: ...AUTOMATIC GATE OPENER INSTALLATION MANUAL Model G752 For Double Gates Part 7001282 001 Rev A...

Page 2: ...ck area or other locations not intended to service the gen eral public Restricted Access Vehicular Gate Opener Class IV A vehicular gate opener or system intended for use in a guarded industrial locat...

Page 3: ...ation and use of the Product The Zareba Automatic Gate Opener is for use on vehicular fence gates only The Product meets or exceeds the requirements of UL 325 the standard that regulates gate opener s...

Page 4: ...on of the control box and RF receiver page 18 Power connection between control box and openers actuators page 19 Push to open installation page 22 Brick masonry or rock column installation page 24 Con...

Page 5: ...e Opener Your Zareba Automatic Gate Opener is designed for years of trouble free performance It will provide you with a comfortable safe hassle free way to access your property The Zareba Automatic Ga...

Page 6: ...ops Do not drive forward until the gate stops completely Protection Against Entrapment Important Study Figures 1 and 2 and keep safety fore most at all times Entrapment areas for a proper pull to open...

Page 7: ...tely contact Zareba Systems for replacements 7 Protection Against Entrapment The Zareba Automatic Gate Opener is designed to com ply with UL 325 the safety standard covering automatic gate opening sys...

Page 8: ...rtant In all cases review the safety device manu facturer s instructions for information on installing these devices on a vehicular gate Contact Sensors safety edges Contact sensors are also referred...

Page 9: ...ith 10 power cable Gate opener actuator 1 with 40 power cable Gate brack et 2 Post pivot bracket 2 Post bracket 4 Closed position stop plate 2 Control Box and Electrical Components Transformer 1 Batte...

Page 10: ...8 x 2 Bolt 2 7001221 001 3 8 Lock washer 20 7001227 001 Gate opener actuator with 10 power cable 1 7001159 001 Gate bracket 2 7001215 001 Post bracket 2 7001217 001 Post pivot bracket 2 7001218 001 Cl...

Page 11: ...11 Installed Automatic Gate Opener Transformer Gate opener actuator Control box Receiver Closed position stop plate Gate bracket Post bracket Gate opener actuator Buried power cable...

Page 12: ...conds and obstruction sensitivity Provisions made for digital keypads push to open push to close buttons contact safety edge sensors and non contact photoelectric sensors Audible entrapment alarm Oper...

Page 13: ...nsure the stability of the fastening hard ware when thrust is applied If you are using gate posts small er than 6 diameter or square they should be 1 made of metal and 2 set in cement to ensure the st...

Page 14: ...nd the clevis at each end of the gate openers actuators Secure the clevis pins using the clevis pin clips Figure 11 Method Two Method One Thin walled tube gate gate bracket wood or metal reinforcement...

Page 15: ...ing a mini mum 2 clearance exists between the gate and the gate opener actuator in both the gate open and gate closed positions To ensure the 2 clearance minimum is maintained in the gate closed posit...

Page 16: ...y taking off the C clamps Step 6 fig 16 Using a drill and a 3 8 bit drill holes through the gate post and the gate at the marked bolt hole locations NOTE When drilling holes into the gate post and the...

Page 17: ...tes use wood or lag screws For tube or chain gates use U bolts Step 9 fig 19 With the gate in the desired closed position loosely fasten the gate stop plate to the middle of the gate between the top a...

Page 18: ...ox mounting holes are placed in various positions to allow many mounting configurations When mounting the control box use at least two 8 x 2 deck screws on the top portion of the control box NOTE Ensu...

Page 19: ...compartment accommodates an optional sec ond battery Step 14 fig 24 Ensure the battery is secure by inserting the battery strap through the battery strap slots in the battery compartment Connect Batte...

Page 20: ...al ON OFF switch Figure 25 Battery wires Battery included Space for optional second battery Strain relief Gate opener cable Figure 28 Figure 26 BLACK terminal RED terminal Connect the Gate Openers Act...

Page 21: ...the wires into the terminal block and tightening the set screw in the terminal block fig 30 1 Connect the RED gate opener actuator wire to the OPENER 2 DUAL RED terminal 2 Connect the BLACK gate opene...

Page 22: ...3 8 x 2 hex bolt through the center hole of the two post mount brackets and the push to open bracket Place a 3 8 washer a 3 8 lock washer and a 3 8 hex nut on the bottom of the 3 8 x 2 hex bolt and h...

Page 23: ...by ensuring a 2 minimum clearance is maintained between the gate and the gate opener actuator in both the gate open and gate closed positions To ensure the minimum 2 clear ance is maintained in the g...

Page 24: ...ch to the OFF position DIP Switch 3 Automatic Close When this DIP switch is in the ON position the gate will automatically close after a period of time The length of time is determined by DIP switches...

Page 25: ...ds before second gate Second gate begins to close four seconds before first gate 1 OFF 2 OFF Factory setting for single opener actuator operation Dual DIP switches Figure 38 DIP 6 DIP 7 Delay Time for...

Page 26: ...over is off you will see the DIP switches in the upper right corner Step 4 There are 10 small DIP switches Refer to the transmitter and using a small screw driver or pen move the switch es to the same...

Page 27: ...rst gate opener s actuator closed position is now set for the opener that closed first Step 5 Now press the transmitter button again Your gates should begin to close The opener that closes first will...

Page 28: ...ote If the gates did NOT reach the desired limit proceed to Step 9 Step 9 Clearing the open limit setting for Opener 1 a Return the gate to the fully closed position b Set Dual Mode DIP switch 4 to th...

Page 29: ...NOTE not included in kit Available from Zareba or in electrical department of most stores See page 34 for details Do not run more than 1 000 feet of wire In order to prevent corrosion and to assure ad...

Page 30: ...Deterrence Your Zareba Automatic Gate Opener comes with a built in theft deterrence feature If the gate opener actuator is disconnected from the control box your unit will automatically sound an alarm...

Page 31: ...s in a clockwise direction Close the gate again and determine if the problem still exists Continue this process until the trouble is corrected CAUTION Increasing the stall force too much will decrease...

Page 32: ...VAC transformer is still plugged into the 110 VAC source 2 Open the control box cover and a Observe if the green STATUS LED light is blinking once per second b Verify if the red or green battery charg...

Page 33: ...g carton include i a letter detailing the complaint ii a daytime phone number where you can be reached iii your name and address for any return iv your sales receipt proof of purchase and v the RMA on...

Page 34: ...KF1 The Key Chain Transmitter fits on a keychain and allows you to open and close the gate from a remote location It has a range up to 300 feet Keypad GKP1 The Keypad allows for entry by authorized gu...

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