ATA Neoslider NES-500 Sliding Gate Motor/Opener

The next generation of gate openers has arrived. The NeoSlider 500  delivers increased gate weight capacity and will operate the majority of residential sliding gates in Australia.

NeoSlider 500 is perfect for residential gates up to a weight of 500kg and a width of 6m. This powerful unit will operate the majority of residential gates in Australia.

This powerful unit combines clever electronics and robust mechanics to make residential sliding gate automation simple and secure. Featuring a variety of operating modes, custom settings, numerous inputs to interface with devices such as intercoms, and a service indicator.

Smart Phone Control is available as an upgrade option. This innovative feature allows you to control and monitor your gate remotely from your smartphone - from anywhere as long as wifi is within range.

Also offering a wide range of accessories to choose from, such as safety beams for to ensure the gate does not close if there is something in the way, backlit digital keypads for added convenience and secure access, battery back up and SmartSolar package.

Please note the gear rack is not included and can be purchased in 1m lengths by clicking here.

*Warranty Disclaimer

*Please Note: To receive full manufacturer warranty, you must be able to provide proof of install by a garage installer and the door must have a regular servicing history as per the manufacturer terms and conditions which can be found on the manufacturer's website or in your user manual

Kit Type	Residential
Maximum gate weight	Up to 500 kg
Maximum gate width	6 m
Driving force	280 N
Power Supply Voltage	230 €“ 240 Vac 50Hz
Standby power	2.8W
Travel speed	0.2m / second
Operating ambient temperature	-20° to +50°C
Dimensions (w x h x d)	275mm H x 250mm W x 170mm D
Weather resistance rating	IP44
Motor type	24 DC Permanent Magnet
Limit switch type	Mechanical
Type of pinion	M4-T14
No. of Safety Beam Inputs	2
Transmitter storage capacity	30 x 4 button Transmitter
Warranty*	2 years / 5,000 cycles