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MB100 Boom Barrier
The MB100 is Morx’s standard single-arm boom barrier — the one we point most customers to when the job is simple: control one lane, open and close on command, hold up under daily traffic. It’s built for parking lots, office entries, and gated premises where you need dependable up-down operation, not the wide-span coverage a mall entrance or a multi-lane facility would need.
If your entrance is wider or sees heavier vehicle volume, our MB200 Boom Barrier is built to cover entrances up to 6 metres with a brushless DC motor. The MB100 is the right call for standard single-lane entries where a straight aluminium boom with reflective red-and-white striping does the job — visible to drivers day or night, without the added cost of a heavy-duty motor you don’t need.
Description
Where it’s used
- Residential societies and gated communities — one barrier, one lane, controlled by guards or RFID cards
- Corporate offices and business parks — employee vehicle entry with card or tag-based access
- Pay-and-park facilities and standalone parking lots
- Warehouses and small industrial premises with a single vehicle entry point
Integration
The MB100 works as a standalone manually-triggered barrier or as part of an automated access setup. Pair it with an RFID reader for tag-based entry, or connect it to our ANPR Parking Control system if you’d rather authenticate vehicles by number plate instead of issuing cards. Most sites we’ve set up run the MB100 as one part of a larger smart parking management setup, where the barrier, the reader, and the software are all talking to each other instead of working as separate boxes.
Build
- Straight aluminium boom arm with reflective red-and-white safety striping
- Weatherproof metal cabinet built for outdoor installation
- Designed for continuous, everyday entry-exit cycles rather than occasional use
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FAQs
What is the MB100 Boom Barrier used for?
The MB100 is Morx's standard single-arm automatic boom barrier, used to control vehicle entry and exit at one lane — typically at gated societies, offices, parking lots, and small industrial premises. It works with RFID cards, remotes, or ANPR-based access.
How is the MB100 different from the MB200?
The MB100 is built for standard single-lane entries. The <a href="https://morxrfid.com/product/mb200-boom-barrier/" >MB200</a> uses a brushless DC motor and covers wider entrances up to 6 metres, making it better suited to malls, wide driveways, and high-traffic industrial gates. Choose MB100 for a single lane, MB200 for width and volume.
Can the MB100 work with RFID or ANPR systems?
Yes. The MB100 can be triggered by an RFID reader for tag-based access, a remote for manual control, or linked to an ANPR camera system for number-plate-based entry — depending on how automated you want the entry point to be.
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