iBlue Smart Gate

iBlue Smart Gate,

Open your gate or Garage with your smartphone !

The iBlue Smart Gate device enables you to easily and securely control electric gates and garage doors from your smartphone via a Bluetooth Smart connection. Furthermore, iBlue’s virtual key sharing technology allows you to regulate the movement of employees or guests by providing individual access rights throughout hotels, public institutions or office buildings.

All keys in one place!

The smartphone app allows you to control multiple gates equipped with iBlue Smart Gate.
You can assign individual colours, names and pictures to each virtual key.

Wide range of uses:

The device is easily installed in most gates equipped with an electronic control centre — i.e. garage gates, gate openers, industrial gates, barriers and parking systems, automated (photocell) doors, electromagnetic lock systems, access control systems. Other solutions — iBlue Smart Gate can be used for all connection tasks where supply voltage is available to the device, provided maximum voltage does not exceed 35V DC or 24V AC.

Automatic Gate Detection:

iBlue Smart Gate is also iBeaconTM compatible. When you approach the gate, the app conveniently pops up on the screen of your iOS phone.

Secure Technology:

iBlue Smart Gate uses a Bluetooth Smart connection that is extremely difficult to detect, making it more secure
than gate openers using traditional radio frequency. The protection system uses 128-bit coding, similar to encryption used for bank cards.

Application:

The free smartphone app required to operate the gate opener can be downloaded from the App Store (iOS),
Google Play (Android) or the Windows Phone Store (Windows). Look for the iBlue Smart Key app!

Sharing:

Using the application, the virtual keys of iBlue devices can be shared with family members and friends to use based on their own individual access rights. In case of office buildings and residential parks, virtual keys belonging to one
gate can be easily shared in an unlimited manner using an application managed by a primary key holder.