Boom Barrier Prices in Kenya
Boom barriers control vehicle entry at estates, offices, malls and car parks. Here are our current barrier prices, with the add-ons that make them useful: number-plate cameras (ANPR), card readers and loop detectors.
Barriers we supply
Barriers differ in boom length, opening speed and duty cycle. Estates usually need a medium-speed barrier with card or ANPR access; busy car parks need high-speed barriers.
Boom barriers · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 2026-10-03
Making a barrier work for an estate
- ANPR cameras open automatically for residents' registered cars.
- Card or tag readers for residents and staff.
- Loop detectors stop the boom closing on a car.
- Visitor management — intercom to the guard house.
See also boom barrier installation for estates.
Every price here is our current store price. For supply and installation we visit the site first (free in Nairobi), then send an itemised quote: motor, rack or brackets, safety beams, remotes, cabling and labour.
How getting your gate automated works
- Free site surveyA Qyvea technician checks the gate weight and track, the power point and where the beams go. The gate must run freely by hand first; we tell you if it needs fixing.
- Itemised quoteYou get every line in writing: motor, rack or brackets, safety beams, remotes, cabling and labour. No surprises on the day.
- Install & hand-overWe fit and test the motor, set the limits and auto-close, pair your remotes or app, and show you the manual release for power cuts.
Gates we have automated
Real Qyvea jobs, not stock photos. Each links to the full video or project write-up.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a boom barrier in Kenya?
Barriers on this page range from KES 186,550 to KES 333,000, depending on boom length, speed and features such as ANPR.
Can the barrier open automatically for residents?
Yes — with an ANPR camera that reads number plates, or with card/tag readers.
What happens in a power cut?
Most barriers can be raised by hand, and battery backup keeps them running through short outages.