New 2026 brushless configuration for applications where maximum vehicle-flow speed is important.
DORVARN · Automatic Barrier Systems
Automatic boom barriers from 0.6-second high-flow lanes to 8 m controlled entries.
The 2026 DORVARN barrier platform now spans a new 3 m ultra-fast brushless pathway, value-oriented 4 m and 6 m brushless barriers, established 4 m and 6 m brushless systems and an 8 m wide-lane configuration. Safety, detection and credentials are coordinated around the complete lane.

Current technical reference
2026 barrier platform — the meaningful differences.
The current catalogue now contains several distinct barrier architectures. These figures are kept tied to their configuration rather than blended into one generic performance claim.Current 36 Vdc brushless platform with 300 W reference, IP54 and 55% working-frequency reference.
Current 36 Vdc brushless wide-lane configuration; 200 W, IP54 and 50% working-frequency catalogue references.
New 2026 competitive brushless pathway without integrated flashing lamp or boom LEDs.
Current 2026 brushless barrier catalogue reference; exact model still governs.
Current catalogue input pathway across the highlighted brushless families.
Current kit pathways include photocell integration; lane safety still requires project-specific design and commissioning.
Battery-backup compatibility is shown for selected current barrier families.
Final boom profile, LEDs, skirt, articulated or telescopic configuration, support post, access control and safety accessories are selected against the exact lane and approved project specification.
Project pathways
Build the barrier around the lane requirement.
Ultra-fast 3 m lane
Use the new high-speed pathway where a compact controlled lane needs rapid throughput. The current reference can open in 0.6 seconds, with operating speed configured to suit the installation.
Competitive 4/6 m lane
The new value-oriented brushless pathway removes the built-in flashing light and boom LEDs while retaining the core barrier architecture.
Wider commercial lane
Move to the 6 m pathway where a broader single lane, service access or mixed vehicle use requires more clear width.
Extended boom pathway
Use the 8 m reference only where geometry, support, operating cycle and wind exposure suit the longer boom arrangement.
Project priorities
Boom length alone does not determine the correct barrier.
Lane width + approach
Confirm the actual controlled width, vehicle tracking, islands, kerbs and support-post location.
Opening frequency
Estimate peak cycles, queues, delivery traffic and daily operating pattern before selecting the final platform.
Safety architecture
Coordinate photocells, vehicle detection, safety edges, lighting and closing logic around the lane.
How Apollo fits
DORVARN treats the barrier as part of the access system.
The 2026 catalogue materially expands the DORVARN barrier offer: ultra-fast 3 m and competitive 4/6 m brushless configurations sit alongside the wider 8 m pathway. These are vehicle-access products, not crash-rated or hostile-vehicle mitigation systems unless independent evidence supports the exact supplied model.
Select boom pathway
Choose the required clear width and physical boom arrangement.
Add access + sensing
Coordinate reader, remote, vehicle sensor, safety photocells and connected controls as required.
Confirm foundation + commissioning
Local civil works, electrical installation, force/safety setup and commissioning are resolved before handover.
Relevant Apollo systems
Products can be selected individually or combined around the project.
Connected project pathway
Everything you need to take the next project step.
Vehicle access, gate automation, detection, access control, pedestrian entry, connected control and selected off-grid access pathways for project supply.
Open pathway Planning centrePublic Realm & Development Knowledge CentrePlan controlled movement, public/private interfaces, site operations, safety responsibilities and project infrastructure before the exact access hardware is frozen.
Open pathway Project briefDORVARN Access & Perimeter Project BriefStructure movement, opening geometry, users, controls, site conditions and local responsibilities for project review.
Open pathway TechnicalDORVARN Technical CentreReview current reference data, evidence boundaries and project inputs for access, perimeter and acoustic systems.
Open pathway Project briefDORVARN Access & Perimeter Project BriefCompile the access point, movement, user groups, control logic, power/network requirements, site conditions and destination for manual review.
Open pathwayReview this system against the actual island, coastal exposure, wind or cyclone criteria, freight route and local project responsibilities before the final configuration is selected.
No current public document is registered against this exact page yet. Tell Apollo what the project needs and the team can review the current product/configuration-specific information available.
Institutional & project buyers
Follow the pathway that matches the organisation buying the product.
New Zealand + international · Practical project supply
Send the brief before you have every detail resolved.
Market pathways
Move between regions without losing the project context.
Choose the regional hub first, then the country where a dedicated pathway exists. Product suitability, documentation, freight and local project responsibilities are still confirmed against the actual site.
New Zealand
Dedicated New Zealand project, product, regional and decision-guide pathway.
Explore regionAustralia
Sports, recreation, outdoor, public-realm and development project supply.
Explore regionPacific Islands
Resort, outdoor, buildings, sports and resilience pathways with island-specific review.
Explore regionMiddle East & GCC
Resort, architecture, sports, venue and public-realm pathways across the Gulf.
Explore regionAsia
Selected Asian project pathways for architecture, hospitality, sports and development.
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Selected European pathways across sport, hospitality, public realm and outdoor systems.
Explore regionNorth America
Sports, parks, venue, recreation and development supply for USA and Canada.
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Buildings, sports, education, community, hospitality and public-realm project pathways.
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