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Swinging Vehicular Gate Operator
Nice model(s): 15501K, 16501K
Section: 32.31.00
Revision: r.15.06_03
Part 1 | General
1.1 | Section Includes
A. Specifications for the Nice model 15501K (single leaf applications) and 16501K (dual leaf
applications) vehicular swing gate operator.
1.2 | Submittals
A. Perspective contractors to provide a full list of equipment including power supplies,
peripherals and accessories along with data sheet(s) and system description(s).
B. Perspective contractors to provide low voltage and line voltage wiring specifications and
termination diagram/s for all applicable equipment.
C. All submittals to comply with Section 01.33.00 unless otherwise specified.
1.3 | Site Planning
A. Installing contractor to coordinate with all other applicable trades on matters of affected
infrastructure, operation and usage.
B. All electrical to be installed by others unless otherwise specified by the installing contractor.
C. Installation of the vehicular swing gate operator, peripherals and accessories to be
coordinated with the installation of any access control or building infrastructure related
systems as applicable.
1.4 | Equipment Storage
A. Installing contractor to be present for delivery receipt of all equipment delivered to the
installation site unless otherwise specified by the property owner(s) or their authorized
representative(s).
B. All equipment to be stored indoors in a secure area provided or occupied by the installing
contractor until the time of installation.
C. Installing contractor to be responsible for the state of all equipment prior to installation
unless otherwise specified by the property owner(s) or their authorized representative(s).
1.5 | Industry Standards
A. UL 325 Sixth (6th) Edition, Underwriters Laboratories
B. UL 991 Third (3rd) Edition, Underwriters Laboratories
C. ASTM F2200 Fourteenth (14th) Edition, ASTM International
1.6 | Quality Assurance
A. Installation to comply with all applicable local, county, state and federal codes.
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B. Gate operator equipment, power supplies, peripherals and accessories to be new, unopened
and in current production.
C. Installing contractor to be
1. Factory authorized for the installation and repair of all equipment, peripherals and
accessories encompassed by the project
2. Properly licensed where applicable
3. Adequately insured against liability
D. Installing contractor’s site foreperson or lead technician to have experience installing all
gate operator equipment, power supplies, peripherals and accessories specific to this project.
E. Installing contractor’s site foreperson or lead technician to be present on site during and at
all times while subordinate technicians or laborers are actively installing or configuring.
1.7 | Warranty
A. Installing contractor to guarantee installation of all associated equipment for a period of one
(1) year from the date of acceptance unless specified otherwise by the property owner(s) or
their authorized representative(s).
B. All equipment, peripherals and accessories to be warranted by its respective manufacturer
against manufacturing defects for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase unless
considered to be an item of routine maintenance or otherwise specified.
C. Manufacturer’s warranty does not provide for failure of any kind resulting from improper
handling, installation, usage, exposure to the elements, acts of nature or connected devices.
Part 2 | Products
2.1 | Manufacturers
A. Nice Group USA, Inc.
B. Substitution(s)
 Substitution(s) are not permissible.
 May only be done under the condition of complete equivalence and must meet all
requirements verbatim as stated in the contract documents
 Require(s) a separate addendum
 Only to be considered and approved if equivalence is verifiable on matters of
functionality, tolerances, mechanical design and aesthetics
C. Manufacturers of all equipment, peripherals and accessories must operate and maintain a
dedicated technical support department with at least either telephone or web-based support
capabilities.
D. Manufacturers must make available all support documentation via a website.
2.2 | Vehicular Swinging Gate Operator
A. Single leaf residential and light commercial applications: Nice model 15501K
1. UL 325 compliant ratings
 Class I
 Class II
 Class III
 Class IV
2. Manufacturer’s parts warranty: two (2) years against manufacturing defects
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3. Operational Specifications
a. Voltage: twelve volts direct current (12VDC)
b. Amperage
i. Standby active: ten milliamperes (10mA)
ii. Idle, standby inactive: one-hundred-fifty milliamperes (150mA)
iii. Typical run: three Amperes (3A) to eight Amperes (8A)
c. Ninety degree (90°) opening time: fourteen (14) to sixteen (16) seconds
d. Working temperature range
i. Minimum: negative forty degrees (-40°)
ii. Maximum: one-hundred-fifty degrees (150°)
e. Duty cycle
i. Varies based on charging capacity, up to continuous.
ii. Duty cycle is fully dependent upon the power supply and charging device
in use at the time of measure.
f. Recommended maximum cycles per day: three-hundred (300)
i. Cycles per day are fully dependent upon the power supply and charging
device.
g. Maximum gate leaf size
i. Length: sixteen (16) feet
ii. Weight: six-hundred (600) pounds
4. Power supply: twelve volt (12V) sealed battery, not included
a. Battery requirements are fully dependent upon usage.
i. Minimum recommended: thirty-three Ampere-hours (33Ah)
ii. Typical: seventy-five Ampere-hours (75Ah)
5. Charging device, not included
 Battery maintainer for twelve volt (12V) battery
i. Required maintainer output is fully dependent upon usage.
ii. Minimum recommended: one-and-one-half Amperes (1.5A)
iii. Maximum recommended: ten Amperes (10A)
 Collective solar panel rated for twelve (12) volt systems
i. Not all applications are conducive to solar charged operation.
ii. Panel size is fully dependent upon usage and solar exposure.
iii. Minimum recommended: five watts (5W)
iv. Solar charge controllers are recommended for use with any panel over ten
watts (10W), not included.
6. Components
a. Control box: model 11111B
i. NEMA3R rated enclosure
ii. Eighteen (18) gauge electro-galvanized (EG) steel
iii. Black powder coating
iv. Control box dimensions
1. Width: eighteen (18) inches
2. Height: eighteen (18) inches
3. Depth: eight (8) inches
v. Removable full face access panel
1. Width: eighteen (18) inches
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2. Height: eighteen (18) inches
vi. Hasp style access panel lock
vii. Dual side vents
viii. Weatherproof SPST momentary operation button
ix. Weatherproof SPST keywsitch to disable case button
x. Electrical knockouts
1. Five (5) – one-half (0.5) inch
2. Six (6) – three-quarter (0.75) inch
3. Two (2) - one (1) inch
xi. Four (four) control board mounting standoffs
xii. Aluminum mounting bracket kit for the 1050 control board
b. Control board: model 1050
i. Programmability
1. Two (2) line LCD display
2. Thirty-seven (37) programmable function menus including
a. Static and dynamic force
b. Cruising speed
c. Acceleration and deceleration rate
d. Auto close timer
e. Bi-part delay
f. Slowdown positions
g. Field programmable seven (7) day timer
3. Fifteen diagnostic menus including
a. Clock
b. Battery voltage
c. Solar input voltage
d. Charging output voltage and amperage
e. Motor1 and Motor2 voltage and amperage
4. Three (3) dedicated menu navigation buttons
5. Five (5) dedicated on board programming buttons
ii. Functionality
1. Dedicated on board three (3) button station
2. Plugin receiver port for Nice plugin receivers
a. Integrated two (2) wire external antenna input
3. Remote operation and programming port, Nice BusT4
4. Accessory BUS for multiple BlueBus accessories
5. Accessory outputs
a. Two (2) field programmable SPDT relays
b. SPDT dedicated lock relay
c. Twelve volt (12V) one-thousand-eight-hundred-fifty
milliamperes (1850mA)
d. Twelve volt (12V) one-hundred milliamperes (100mA)
e. Twenty-four volt (24V) five-hundred milliamperes (500mA)
f. Programmable siren
6. Input terminals
a. Thirteen (13) common (GRD) accessory termination points
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b. Two (2) user customizable, field programmable
c. Three (3) loop
d. Edge
e. Free exit
f. Fire department
g. Guard station open
h. Guard station stop
i. Guard station close
j. Radio open
k. Radio close
c. Actuator: model 8161K
i. Linear screw driven extension tube
ii. Dimensions
1. Width: five and three-quarter (5.75) inches
2. Height: seven and three-eighths (7.375) inches
3. Length retracted: forty-three (43) inches
4. Length extended: sixty-six (66) inches
iii. 380.0-F die cast aluminum alloy front and rear gear housings
iv. Rear gear housing field replaceable
v. Extruded 6063-T5 aluminum extension tube outer housing
vi. 304 stainless steel extension tube
vii. Extension tube field replaceable
viii. Five-eighths (5/8) inch, ten (10) threads per inch, right hand double acme
thread linear screw
ix. Gear reduction: seven to one (7:1)
x. Independent physical limit switches for both open and close, each with
metal adjustment screws
xi. Motor control cable with UV resistant jacket
1. Length: eight (8) feet
2. Conductors
a. Two (2) - fourteen (14) gauge conductors
b. Five (5) - eighteen (18) gauge conductors
d. Mounting hardware
i. Gate bracket
1. Width: five (5) inches
2. Height: two (2) inches
3. Wall thickness: one-quarter (0.25) inch
ii. Actuator pivot (mounting) arm
1. Square tubing: two (2) inches by two (2) inches
2. Length: eighteen and one-half (18.5) inches
3. Wall thickness: three-sixteenths (0.1875) inch
B. Dual residential and light commercial applications: Nice model 16501K
1. Include all from Subsection 2.2.A
2. Secondary actuator: model 816X1K
a. Include all from Subsection 2.2.A.6.c less the following exceptions:
i. 2.2.A.6.c.xiii.1 - Cable length: thirty-eight (38) feet
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b. Typical run amperage (2.2.A.3.b.iii) becomes six Amperes (6A) to sixteen
Amperes (16A)
2.3 | Secondary Entrapment Protection
A. Non-contact type switch
1. Photoelectric BlueBus compatible switch: model MOFB
a. Two wire connectivity utilizing BlueBus technology
i. Power and control via two wire connection
ii. Monitored sensing device as required by UL 325 Sixth (6th) Edition
b. Compatible with the 1050 control board standby mode
c. Typical maximum range: forty-nine (49) feet
d. Ingress Protection rating: IP55
B. Contact type switch
1. Type: reversing edge
a. Rubber padded
b. Mounting channel
i. Hard plastic
ii. Extruded aluminum
c. Monitoring circuit
i. Two (2) wire output
1. Normally open (N/O) dry contact
2. Resistance: eighty-two-hundred ohms (8200Ω)
2.4 | Accessories
A. Radio receiver: Nice model OXI/A
1. Radio frequency: four-hundred-thirty-three and ninety-two-hundredths megahertz
(433.92mHz)
2. Memory: 1000 unique transmitters
3. Security type: rolling code
4. Programmability
a. On board button with LED indicator
b. Proximity learn with compatible Nice Era series transmitters
5. Compatible with the 1050 control board plugin receiver port
6. Compatible with 1050 control board standby mode
7. Ingress Protection rating: IP40
B. Radio transmitters
1. Nice transmitter models
a. Keychain
i. FLOR2-S/A
ii. INTI2/A (white with black fascia)
iii. INTI2B/A (white with decorative blue fascia)
iv. INTI2G/A (white with decorative green fascia)
v. INTI2L/A (white with decorative lilac fascia)
vi. INTI2R/A (white with decorative red fascia)
vii. INTI2Y/A (white with decorative yellow fascia)
b. Visor
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i. ON2E/A
ii. ON4E/A
c. Typical minimum transmitting range: five-hundred (500) feet
C. Digital keypad
1. Nice model MOTB
a. Keys
i. Ten (10) numeric
ii. Two (2) directional
b. Connectivity: BlueBus
i. Two (2) wire connectivity for both power and control
ii. Operational direction sensing
c. LED illumination
d. Visible indicators
i. LED illuminates red for closing
ii. LED illuminates green for opening
e. Memory: two-hundred-fifty-five (255) unique combinations
f. Ingress Protection rating: IP54
g. Tamper proof metallic enclosure
D. Programming unit with LCD display
1. OVIEW/A
a. Provides advanced programming, diagnostics and remote operability to the 1050
control board
b. LCD display
i. Size: two-and-two-tenths (2.2) inches
ii. Backlit: white LED
c. Controls
i. Five (5) key joypad
ii. Two (2) buttons
iii. Backlit: white LED
d. Connectivity
i. 1050 board via the Nice BusT4 port
ii. Remote SMS messaging control
1. Requires the following piggy-back module
a. GSM and Bluetooth module: Nice model OVBTGSM
i. Requires SIM card and SMS service by others
iii. Remote software based control
1. Requires one of the following piggy-back modules
e. Bluetooth module: Nice model OVBT
f. GSM and Bluetooth module: Nice model OVBTGSM
g. Requires SIM card, SMS service and mobile broadband service by others
Part 3 | Execution
3.1 | Preparation
A. Installer prerequisites (see Subsections 1.6.D and 1.6.E)
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1. The installing contractor’s site foreperson or lead technician to possess one or both of
the following attributes.
a. Certification: Certified Automatic Gate Operator Installer (CAGOI)
b. Three (3) years of verifiable on the job experience as a lead technician
2. The installing contractor’s site foreperson or lead technician to be present at a meeting
of all applicable trades working in any proximity to the gate operator installation site
for the purpose of establishing needed cooperation.
3.2 | Installation
A. Inspect the gate and perform any necessary modifications to ensure that ASTM F2200
Fourteenth (14th) Edition standards have been met with regard to design, construction and
installation.
B. Actuator mounting post to be either
1. Set in ground at least two feet beneath the applicable frost line with concrete mixed
prior to pour totaling in weight to no less than fifty percent (50%) greater than that of
the driven gate leaf and not to be less than five hundred (500) pounds
2. Anchored using at least four (4) half (0.5) inch diameter anchor bolts to a preexisting
concrete foundation weighing at least no less than fifty percent (50%) greater than that
of the driven gate leaf and not to be less than five hundred (500) pounds
C. 816 actuator pivot arm to be mounted on a steel post with wall thickness of at least onequarter (0.25) inch and being a size of either; at least four (4) inches in diameter if round or
four (4) inches by four (4) inches if square.
D. Control box mounting
1. At least three (3) feet above grade
2. In a manner that is shielded from any water source, water jets or sprinkler heads
3. At least four (4) feet from all possible swinging leaf positions
4. Attached with fasteners that are capable of bearing twice the 11111B and battery
weights combined
5. Attached to a surface that is capable of bearing twice the 11111B and battery weights
combined
E. Secondary entrapment devices to be oriented and installed per UL 325 Sixth (6th) Edition
and UL 991 Third (3rd) Edition standards.
F. All peripherals and accessories to be mounted and configured in a manner consistent with
their respective manufacturer guidelines.
G. Wiring
1. Low voltage and line voltage wiring must be in accordance with all local, county, state
and federal codes.
2. Low voltage and wiring must be in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements.
3. All terminated wiring must be labeled to match the supplied wiring diagram/s (see
Subsection 1.2.B).
a. Submittal diagrams must be updated to reflect any discrepancy with installation
wiring.
4. All wiring exterior of the 11111B control box must be in conduit.
5. Wiring splices are not permitted unless properly sealed and located in either the
11111B control box or other junction box.
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H. Gate operator, peripherals and accessories to be configured in strict accordance with their
respective installation manuals.
3.3 | Inspection Prior to Acceptance
A. All welds and fasteners to be inspected for integrity.
B. All mounted equipment to be tested for proper weatherproofing and secure attachment.
C. Operator functionality to be tested in all facets with commands from both accessories and
onboard controls by the lead technician for no less than twenty (20) complete cycles without
failure.
D. All safety equipment to be tested for proper orientation and operation with regard to site
rating (see Subsection 2.2.A.1) as specified by UL 325 Sixth (6th) Edition and UL 991 Third
(3rd) Edition.
E. Gate design and construction to be confirmed as ASTM F2200 Fourteenth (14th) Edition
compliant.
F. All operational and mechanical settings to be confirmed as proper by the lead technician.
G. All control board and accessory options regarding usage to be confirmed with the property
owner(s) or their authorized representative(s) by the lead technician or site foreperson.
H. A final test illustrating the operation of all associated equipment, peripherals and accessories
to be conducted by the installing contractor’s lead technician in the presence of the property
owner(s) or their authorized representative(s).
3.4 | Demonstration
A. Installing contractor to provide to the property owner(s) or their authorized representative(s)
upon and within 30 days of acceptance with
1. One (1) complete demonstration of gate operator, safety equipment and accessories.
2. One (1) written overview of any applicable end user troubleshooting techniques.
3.5 | Documentation
A. Installing contractor to provide the property owner(s) or their authorized representative(s)
with
1. One (1) each of all associated installation manuals
2. One (1) each of all associated user manuals where applicable
3. The updated submittal wiring diagram/s if applicable
3.6 | Maintenance
A. Refer to the battery manufacturer for recommended maintenance routines.
B. Qualified service personnel to conduct routine equipment checks on the gate operator in
intervals at the lesser of either; two-thousand (2000) uses or six (6) months.
C. All peripherals and accessories to be tested as per their respective manufacturer
requirements.
D. Gate operator obstruction sensing to be tested at least one (1) time per month.
E. External reversing devices to be checked at least one (1) time per month.
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