Public and private parking

An automated parking lot generates revenue as long as it functions. A barrier blocked at the entrance, a parking meter that doesn’t issue a receipt, or an LPR camera that no longer reads license plates are not just technical problems — they are lost minutes, frustrated drivers, and missed transactions. Parkomatic parking systems and KADRA equipment are designed for high reliability, and periodic maintenance is what sustains this reliability over time, regardless of the daily volume of vehicles.

Each component has its critical points. For access barriers, the motor, inductive loop sensor, and response times are checked. For LPR cameras, the accuracy of plate recognition and communication with the management platform are tested. For automatic payment machines and parking meters, card readers, ticket printers, and connectivity to the central system are verified. For street blockers and bollards, the actuation mechanisms and safety sensors are tested. For electric vehicle charging stations, connector functionality and communication with the monitoring platform are checked.

For parking lots with continuous operation, semi-annual checks are the recommended standard. In public parking lots with high traffic or those integrated into major objectives — hospitals, malls, airports — quarterly maintenance significantly reduces the risk of breakdown during peak hours. A constant service and maintenance program protects the investment, maximizes system availability, and ensures a smooth experience for every user.