Automatic Rising Bollard Leeds Ø114 x 500 mm – Galvanised

The 114 mm automatic bollard, Leeds model in galvanised steel, is the slimmest and most affordable option in our range of automatic rising bollards, compared with the Impact 220. With a Ø114 mm tube and a height of 500 mm, it is ideal for protecting shop fronts, jewellers, residential blocks, industrial units and private car parks.

It comes with 2 remote controls, with the option of adding mobile phone control (please request this in advance) for more flexible, convenient operation. A matching fixed bollard is also available, ideal for completing the look of shop fronts or permanently closed areas.

Made from Ø114 mm steel tube with a 4 mm wall thickness, the bollard offers high resistance to weather and corrosion. The protective housing (ground sleeve), Ø220 mm with a 4 mm wall, always matt galvanised, ensures a solid, professional installation. The finish can be customised in a range of colours with a professional-quality powder coat.

It performs excellently: rise time of approximately 8 seconds and lowering time of 7 seconds. The bollard is fitted as standard with a red LED crown, with the option of blue if preferred.

The kit includes: ground sleeve, bollard with mechanism, control panel, 2 remotes, app (depending on model) and 20 m of cable.

Manufactured in our own Barcelona workshop.

Carefully made, highly customisable and very competitively priced, the 114 mm automatic bollard is the ideal choice if you want access control, security and good looks in a single product with a slimmer diameter.

Installation guide

This applies to almost all of our automatic bollards. On the battery versions there is no cabling to run to the control panel: skip the corrugated duct and step 7.

What the kit includes: ground sleeve, bollard with mechanism, control panel and 20 m of cable.

Steps

1. Hole: dig a hole 370 mm in diameter, with a recommended depth of 850 mm.
2. Gravel: lay a bed of gravel at the bottom.
3. Ground sleeve: measure the height of your sleeve and fill with gravel until, once it is in place, it sits flush with the road surface.
4. Before concreting: seal the side junction box carefully so no cement gets in, as this is where you will make the cable connections later. Lay the corrugated duct, with a draw wire, from the sleeve to the control panel.
5. Concrete: backfill around the sleeve with cement or concrete, flush with the ground.
6. Curing: leave to set for 24 to 48 hours.
7. Wiring: pull the cable through the duct. There are 4 wires: 2 for the LEDs and 2 for the motor. Connect the control panel following the markings in the instructions.
8. Easy connection: lower the bollard into the sleeve, propping it up with two 50 mm wooden blocks, one on each side, so you can make the connections in the junction box without strain.
9. Finishing: tidy the cables, remove the wooden blocks, lower the bollard, line up the threads and screw on the top cover.
10. Test: run several up-and-down cycles. You can raise and lower the bollard with the remotes and the app, but not via WhatsApp. If your model supports it, pair the remotes and install the app following the manual.

Any questions? Contact us and we will be happy to help.