Less wear.
More awareness.
Time control that spares the gate unnecessary wear. Alerts that keep maintenance on schedule. Fewer costly repairs – fewer frustrated residents.
Open or closed – right now.
Gate status. See if the gate is open or closed. Useful when you just want to check that everything is in order.
Scheduled opening times.
Set up schedules for when the gate is open or locked. Perhaps you want the gate to be open during the week, but locked on the weekend?
- Set the hours, day by day. The garage opens at 06:00 on weekdays and stays shut at the weekend. Set it once.
- The week runs itself. The gate follows the schedule every week. Nobody has to remember to flip a switch.
- Exceptions override it. Christmas Eve, the summer holidays, the one Tuesday the contractor needs early access.
Less wear. More awareness.
With Parqio rush hour opening, the gate stays open a little longer when traffic is busy. This means fewer openings and less wear.
During rush hour, the gate often opens unnecessarily. When traffic is busy, the gate often closes before the next car arrives. By keeping it open a little longer, more cars can pass through on the same opening. Our data shows that around one in five openings during rush hour could have been avoided.
The gate learns.
Parqio rush hour opening detects when traffic is heavy or light, and automatically adjusts how long the gate stays open.
Less wear. Longer life.
Fewer openings mean less strain on the gate and less wear on its moving parts.
Gate alerts.
The gate lets you know when something's off. If a gate stays open longer than the limit you've set, the board is notified.
Parqio in your garage?
We’d love to hear about your gates and how you’d like to manage them.
