Airports and train stations

Airports and train stations operate non-stop, with thousands of passengers passing daily through the same access points. In such a context, a blocked automatic door at the terminal exit, a rapid gate that doesn’t respond to the boarding pass, or a parking system with a faulty barrier are not just simple technical incidents—they generate queues, delays, and immediately visible operational problems. Regular maintenance of KADRA equipment keeps each system at the performance level required by intense traffic and the high security standards of these facilities.

Each piece of equipment has its critical points. For sliding and break-out doors in passenger terminals, detection sensors, opening speed, and evacuation function are checked. For rapid access control gates, integration with boarding pass or badge readers and reaction times are tested. For parking systems, barriers, LPR cameras, parking meters, and communication with the management platform are checked. For smoke vents and smoke extraction systems, automatic triggering and compliance with fire safety regulations specific to high-occupancy facilities are tested.

In airports and train stations, with continuous operation and high traffic, semi-annual checks are the recommended standard for all access equipment. Fire protection and smoke extraction systems follow their own schedule, imposed by regulations specific to facilities with a large influx of people. A constant service and maintenance program eliminates the risk of incidents during peak times and ensures continuous compliance with security requirements.