CAME Electric Gate Kits

Start with the movement and mounting position

• Above-ground swing: use the above-ground CAME kit route. A straight or telescopic operator such as ATS projects along the gate; an articulated-arm family such as FTX needs room for its arm around the post. Neither is a substitute for an underground motor.
• Underground swing: use the underground CAME kit route. A FROG package needs the correct operator, foundation box, release and linkage, with drainage and future access planned before the gate is installed.
• Sliding: use the CAME sliding-kit route. BXV is a 24 V family; BK is a 230 V family for a different application range. Select the exact model from gate construction, weight, travel and use, then confirm the rack quantity and module.

Still deciding between brands or layouts? Our swing, underground and sliding guides compare the main automation approaches.

ATS or FTX: why does the post decide?

ATS is a straight telescopic operator with separate 230 V and 24 V versions. FTX is a 24 V articulated-arm family with control-board-equipped and gearmotor versions. That changes the mounting layout and package contents as well as the motor shape. Use the full kit reference: for ATS, a 30 or 50 code changes the leaf-length class and A/D identifies the voltage family; for FTX, identify whether the selected operator is control-board-equipped or a gearmotor.

A gate can fall inside a published leaf envelope but still have unsuitable hinge-and-post geometry. Compare the installation drawing for the exact reference and the space swept by the operator or arm. Start with the ATS range or FTX range; if the geometry is uncertain, send it through our gate survey.

Which FROG kit details change the purchase?

CAME's current FROG family includes 230 V and 24 V operators, with encoder and non-encoder references. CAME documents treated-steel and AISI 304 stainless-steel foundation boxes for the family. Those are real equipment differences: choose the operator/control arrangement first, then confirm the box material, release and exact supplied quantities for the selected package. Do not compare a motor-only price with a package containing two motors, boxes and controls.

What should I compare between single and pair kits?

First confirm whether you are automating one leaf or two. Then compare the itemised package: motor references and quantities, control panel, radio receiver, remote controls, photocells, mounting components and releases. For underground packages, establish whether the boxes and release assemblies are included. For sliding packages, check rack length and fixings separately.

A package described as connected or CONNECT-ready also needs its gateway, network connection and included accessories checked. Readiness is not the same as every part being supplied. Likewise, a 24 V motor label is not a promise that a backup battery is fitted or that the site needs no mains supply.

Can I keep my existing CAME parts when upgrading?

Possibly, but matching the badge is not enough. Record the complete motor and board references, supply voltage, receiver and remote model, and any safety-device interfaces before proposing reuse. Do not assume an ATS or FTX package is a drop-in replacement for an older operator, or that different FROG generations use interchangeable equipment.

For AMICO or FTX repairs, first check whether you need a complete operator or just an internal motor, control component or mechanical part. Browse replacement operators or gate automation spares using the full existing reference.

Does the kit include an intercom and installation?

Only the components listed for that exact package are included. If you want to speak to visitors or see them before opening the gate, compare the supplied bundle with the intercom options; a remote-control receiver is not an intercom.

Metalines supplies equipment and helps specify it from your site information; we do not carry out installation. Your installer should assess the complete gate, protective measures and commissioning. Compare the whole equipment requirement, not just the lowest kit price.

Find your model

Use the full model and part number, including any suffix, when comparing a new kit, motor or spare with equipment already installed. If the label is unclear, send us a photograph and we can help identify it.

• Amico — replacement motors, parts and spares
• FTX — replacement motors, parts and spares

CAME swing gate kits

Explore above-ground CAME kits in the grid above, then choose using the gate's leaf size, weight and hinge position. If you have an older ATS, AXO or FTX installation, keep the full model reference when comparing a replacement.

CAME underground kits

Underground operators keep the drive below ground, but the chosen kit also needs the right foundation box and gate linkage. Compare the package contents and tell us the gate dimensions if you need help.

CAME sliding gate kits

Choose a sliding kit using the complete gate weight and travel, then allow for the drive rack and any equipment not included in the selected package. Older BXL and BKV references can help us identify the appropriate motor or spare.