Loops are an appealing gate access control option, but can be complicated to understand. Find out more about the differences between gate loop options.

We carry direct burial and pave over induction loops made by Torxun, Reno AE, BD Loops, EMX, DoorKing, LiftMaster, Eagle, Linear, and MMTC. You can use the filters to narrow down your selection based on size and lead length.

A preformed loop is typically 3 to 5 turns of loop wire encased in PVC pipe for use in new construction before the pavement is installed. The loop wire is encased in PVC pipe to hold the loop’s shape and to protect the loop wire from damage while the pavement is installed.

Preformed inductance loops for concrete pours, gravel roads, dirt roads, under pavers, or underneath asphalt. Easy to form, durable and rugged.

Vehicle Loops and Loop Detectors are used to detect the presence of a vehicle to open a gate, or as a safety device to prevent the gate from closing on a vehicle in its path. Inductance Loops are available as Direct Burial or Cut-In.

Gate loops are an essential component of automatic gates, providing a means of detecting vehicles and controlling gate operation. In this article, we will explore the ins and outs of gate inductive loops, from understanding their mechanics to step-by-step loop installation instructions.

What is the best way to install loops in asphalt? Many installers are tasked with putting in new loops when asphalt is resurfaced. There are 2 simple guidelines to follow for installing loops in this type of application.

Cut-In or Saw Cut Loops are used on existing cement and asphalt driveways and require a 1” deep slot, cut with a diamond blade on a small Skill Saw. The loop wire has special insulation to withstand the moist, chemical laden environment of driveways.

Loops are used with gate operator systems to detect vehicles entering and exiting the area. Saw-cut loops are saw-cut installations where a 3/16” groove is cut into the concrete or asphalt and the wire is stuffed and sealed (using loop sealant) into the surface.

Gate loops are an essential component of automatic gates, providing a means of detecting vehicles and controlling gate operation. In this article, we will explore the ins and outs of gate inductive loops, from understanding their mechanics to step-by-step loop installation instructions.