DORVARN · Access & Perimeter Systems

Control movement at the edge of the site — from vehicle approach to authorised access.

DORVARN brings barriers, bollards, gate automation, vehicle detection, credential access and connected controls into one project-led access and perimeter platform for commercial, hospitality, industrial, residential and institutional sites.

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Vehicle + pedestrian accessProject-led system selectionGlobal project pathway · destination compliance verified

DORVARN

ACCESS & PERIMETER SYSTEMS

System architecture

One controlled pathway from site approach to authorised entry.

DORVARN groups physical access hardware, automation, sensing and control around the way people and vehicles actually move through a site. Products are selected around the project brief rather than treated as isolated catalogue items.

Vehicle access

Barriers, bollards & controlled entry

Coordinate the physical edge of car parks, commercial sites, hotels, industrial yards and private developments.

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Gate automation

Sliding, swing & industrial gates

Automation pathways selected around gate geometry, duty cycle, access method, safety interfaces and destination requirements.

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Vehicle detection

Detection without defaulting to road loops

Wireless and conventional detection pathways for approach, presence, passage confirmation and traffic-direction logic.

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Access control

Credentials, readers & controllers

RFID, QR, keypad and controller pathways for staff, visitors, residents, contractors and managed commercial access.

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Connected systems

Remote management & diagnostics

Connected control can be coordinated where the project needs remote programming, event visibility or multi-entry management.

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Pedestrian access

Controlled pedestrian movement

Turnstiles and controlled entrance pathways for commercial, industrial, venue and institutional projects.

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DORVARN is supplied as a project-led system. Impact ratings, hostile-vehicle mitigation classifications, duty-cycle claims, wireless ranges and connected-service features are only published when verified for the exact selected configuration.

Complete access architecture

One site, several control layers.

The illustration shows how DORVARN hardware can be coordinated across the same entrance. It is a system-planning visual, not a claim that every project requires every component.

Illustrated DORVARN access architecture showing vehicle sensing, barriers, bollards, gate automation, pedestrian access and connected controls

01Approach sensing

Vehicle presence and direction inputs begin before the controlled line.

02Credential decision

RFID, QR, keypad, reception release or other authorised access logic determines entry.

03Physical control

Barrier, bollard, chain barrier or automated gate manages the vehicle path.

04Pedestrian control

Turnstiles or controlled pedestrian entrances are coordinated separately from vehicle movement.

05Connected management

Remote administration, event visibility and diagnostics can sit above the local control layer where required.

06Local safety + commissioning

Photocells, safety edges, emergency release, force settings and final behaviour are validated at the installed site.

Concept visual. Exact hardware, lane geometry, sensor position, cable routes, foundations, drainage and safety devices are determined from the live project.

Project pathways

Start with how the site needs to move, separate and authorise people and vehicles.

The system family is deliberately organised by function so the project can combine hardware, sensing and controls without treating each item as a separate procurement decision.

Vehicle access

Automatic barriers, bollards and chain-control pathways for car parks, driveways, compounds and controlled entries.

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Vehicle detection

Approach, presence and passage-detection systems selected around site layout, civil-work tolerance and control logic.

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Access control

Credential, reader and controller pathways for residents, staff, guests, contractors and managed commercial users.

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Technical Centre

Current reference data, evidence boundaries and release-pack requirements for DORVARN projects.

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DORVARN Project Brief

Capture opening geometry, traffic, users, control logic, site conditions and local responsibilities before system selection.

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Project priorities

Specify the access logic before selecting the hardware.

Movement pattern

Map vehicles, pedestrians, deliveries, visitors, staff and emergency movement before choosing the physical control system.

Duty + environment

Match operating frequency, gate or boom geometry, exposure, corrosion risk, temperature and maintenance access to the selected configuration.

Control + safety

Coordinate credentials, detection, safety devices, backup power, remote management and local compliance as one access architecture.

How Apollo fits

Apollo coordinates the system around the project brief.

DORVARN is supply-only. Civil works, foundations, wiring, local electrical work, installation, safety validation, commissioning and regulatory approvals remain project-specific unless expressly included in the quoted scope.

Define the controlled edge

Confirm entrances, exits, lanes, pedestrian interfaces, opening geometry, security intent and operating hours.

Build the hardware pathway

Select the appropriate barrier, bollard, chain, gate operator, detector, reader and control architecture.

Verify the exact configuration

Confirm electrical supply, accessories, communications, safety devices, documentation, destination requirements and project responsibilities before order.

Relevant Apollo systems

Products can be selected individually or combined around the project.

DORVARN Vehicle Access Systems DORVARN Vehicle Detection DORVARN Access Control TREVIK Architectural Opening Systems CIVARO Bollards & Edge Control

Institutional & project buyers

Follow the pathway that matches the organisation buying the product.

Public-sector sportsSports and recreation infrastructure for schools, councils, clubs and community facilities.Open pathway Schools & educationSports, recreation, shade and campus project systems.Open pathway Councils & public recreationCommunity recreation, courts, pump tracks and public-space projects.Open pathway CIVARO public realmCivic and public-realm product pathways for councils, developers and precinct projects.Open pathway Developers & buildersUtility, architectural, outdoor and modular systems for development projects.Open pathway Architects & specifiersTechnical product information and specification support.Open pathway Clubs & communitySports facility upgrades, technology, shelter and recreation systems.Open pathway Resorts & destination developmentsRFP-led project supply across guest villas, pool and beach, wellness, recreation, public realm, architecture and waterfront.Open pathway Buildings & large structuresRFP-led steel buildings and large structures for sports, worship, education, community, commercial, industrial and logistics projects.Open pathway Global projectsInternational supply structured around destination, freight and project scope.Open pathway Development & humanitarian infrastructureCommercial supply for funded housing, WASH, health, education, reconstruction and community-infrastructure programmes.Open pathway

New Zealand + international · Practical project supply

Send the brief before you have every detail resolved.

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Market pathways

Move between regions without losing the project context.

Choose the regional hub first, then the country where a dedicated pathway exists. Product suitability, documentation, freight and local project responsibilities are still confirmed against the actual site.