About Manufacturer

Since 1972, the year in which the company was founded, CAME has been producing the widest range of operators for residential and industrial entrances, car parks and access control systems, as well as developing home automation and intruder alarm systems. By constantly innovating and acquiring new brands and specialist know-how, today CAME can rely on world-class consolidated expertise to provide control of the home globally (automation - intruder alarms - home automation) in the field of systems for large public facilities and the management of urban and public areas, offering integrated solutions to meet all needs of people-flow and access control controlling and monitoring.

Starting from simple gate automation, thanks to the extreme flexibility, integration and adaptability of the devices, CAME manages to achieve an advanced, global automation concept, able to coordinate all that can be automated inside and outside the home in the office and in every urban-collective environment. All moving devices are designed to improve and facilitate daily activities. Simplification, expression of convenience and freedom of movement free of all obstacles, these are the solutions we provide. Focusing special attention on the elderly and impaired.About product from inside

ONE50 Evo: Fixed, a single high-security ONE50EVO bollard can withstand the consecutive impacts of two 7.5T trucks travelling at 80 km/h.

A single high-security ONE50EVO fixed bollard can withstand the impact of one truck travelling at 80 km/h.

The ONE50EVO high-security fixed bollard is designed to protect strategic access points and sensitive sites from terrorist attacks. The crash test demonstrated the strength and high level of security of the ONE50EVO fixed bollard.

CAME Urbaco is the first manufacturer in the world to have performed two crash tests on the same bollard according to the latest international standards.

The crash tests demonstrated the strength and high level of security of the ONE50EVO bollard, which remains operational even after having stopped several « ramming » trucks.