Incursion VMS Barrier

Introducing the Incursion VMS Barrier.

How to use Incursion VMS.

The Incursion VMS Barrier is designed to stop traffic from entering site when they are not authorised to do so. When the product reaches the customer the first task is to input a whitelist of vehicles into the camera, this can be done remotely or locally. When a vehicle approach’s the Incursion VMS the ANPR Camera will recognise the vehicle and determine whether it is allowed on site or not. The barrier will then open and the Screen will display a welcoming message or a warning message along the lines of “Welcome to site”, “drive safe” or even speed roundels as a last-minute reminder to obey your site rules.

How it Works.

The Incursion VMS runs on solar and battery power and will run almost all year under ideal setup conditions. When the ANPR, VMS and Barrier are set up by trained personnel the unit will be ready in under 30 minutes.

It operates in three simple steps: Identify a licence plate on an oncoming vehicle, decipher whether it is on the whitelist, then dependant on whether you have site access or not, the barrier will open for people with access or stay closed for people without.

There is still the option to remotely open the barrier with a Fob or by the APP as standard.

it is as simple as:

Something so simple that is protecting your sites from unwanted visitors and trespassers.

The Ultimate Incursion VMS Barrier.

Why do you need an Incursion VMS Barrier?

Road works are dangerous areas, and the one thing people do not need is the inclusion of trespassers, pedestrians or unauthorised people on their worksite to elevate the risk much higher than it already is.

This product is the portable alternative to having fixed solutions to prevent people from coming onto site. You can move this product where you need to, making sure different areas on your site are secured and are preventing accidents happening to people who are not authorised to be around your worksites, and may lack important training.