Die Casted Zinc Alloy Remote Control Parking Space Barrier Parking Space Lock

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Automatic Car Parking Lock Remote Control Auto Parking Space Saver Lock Barrier

A parking lock, also known as a parking barrier or an automatic parking bollard, is a device used to secure and protect individual parking spaces. It is typically installed in front of a parking spot or driveway and serves the purpose of reserving the space for a specific vehicle or preventing unauthorized use.

A parking lock consists of a sturdy metal post that can be raised or lowered, blocking or allowing access to a parking space. It is usually operated through a remote control or a keypad, providing convenient and controlled access for authorized users.

When activated, the parking lock rises from the ground and acts as a physical barrier, preventing other vehicles from entering the reserved parking space. This helps to deter unauthorized parking and ensures that the designated space remains available for the intended user.

Parking locks are commonly used in private residential areas, commercial buildings, and parking facilities where assigned parking spaces are provided. They provide a simple and effective way to protect individual parking spots and maintain parking order and organization.

A parking lock typically operates using an electric motor or hydraulic system. Here is a step-by-step explanation of how a parking lock works:

Activation: The user initiates the operation of the parking lock by using a remote control, APP, or Bluetooth to send a signal to the control unit.

Unlocking: Upon receiving the activation signal, the control unit sends a command to the parking lock's motor or hydraulic system, instructing it to unlock and release the lock mechanism.

Rising: Once unlocked, the parking lock starts to rise from its lowered position into a vertical or angled position. This movement is powered by the electric motor or hydraulic system attached to the lock.

Fully Raised: The parking lock continues to rise until it reaches its fully raised position, forming a visible physical barrier that blocks access to the parking space.

Securing: Once in the fully raised position, the parking lock engages its locking mechanism, ensuring that it remains securely locked in place and preventing unauthorized lowering.

Use of the Space: With the parking lock in the raised and locked position, the designated parking space is protected and reserved for the authorized user. Other vehicles are prevented from entering or occupying the space.

Lowering: When the authorized user needs to access the parking space, they can send another signal to the control unit via the remote control or keypad. This signal triggers the unlocking and lowering process.

Descending: The parking lock begins to lower back into its lowered position, clearing the way for the vehicle to enter or exit the parking space.

Fully Lowered: The parking lock completes its descent and returns to its fully lowered state, flush with the ground or surface, allowing the authorized vehicle to access the parking space.

It's important to note that the specific operation and features of a parking lock may vary depending on the manufacturer and model. It's recommended to refer to the product's manual or instructions for detailed guidance on its operation.

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