Nice PRO-SW3000XLS + PRO-SW3200XLS Dual Swing Gate Opener Kit, 12V DC

Yes. The kit is both Nice SKUs: the PRO-SW3000XLS (master arm, control box, battery, transformer, receiver and remote) and the PRO-SW3200XLS second arm, which wires into the same control board over its 40 ft cable. The 3200XLS can't run a gate on its own.

Each leaf from 5 to 16 ft long and up to 650 lb, both limits at once. That's per leaf, not a 1,300 lb total, so a pair covers an opening up to 32 ft.

Yes. A DIP switch sets the second gate to open with the master or just after it (the factory setting). The master gate always closes last, which is what an overlapping pair and the FM144 lock need.

Yes, one 12 V 7 Ah sealed battery in the master's control box runs both arms. A second battery (RB500) adds reserve and solar cycles.

The motor always runs from the 12 V battery; the transformer only keeps it charged. So the gate keeps working on battery during an outage until the charge runs down.

On the transformer, 90 to 190 full cycles a day depending on gate size. On 10 W of solar in winter, Nice's dual chart shows 4, 8 or 13 cycles a day depending on your sun zone; a larger panel and a second battery raise that.

No. Using the transformer and a solar panel at the same time damages the control board; the power terminal takes one or the other. If AC is more than 1,000 ft away, use at least 10 W of solar instead of the transformer.

It's an indoor Class II transformer, so an outdoor outlet needs a weatherproof cover. A surge protector is strongly recommended.

Up to 1,000 ft, using 16-gauge stranded direct-burial low-voltage wire (RB509, not included). Don't splice it, and don't use telephone or solid wire.

Yes, with Nice's R4388 push-to-open brackets, one per arm, so order two. The kit ships set up for pull-to-open, where the gates swing into the property.

The receiver is 318 MHz and learns GTO/Nice digital remotes: the RB741, RB742 and RB743. Pair one by setting its DIP switches, then holding the remote button while you press LEARN RMT on the board. Range is 50–100 ft; mount the receiver high, with line of sight, and never on a metal post.

The manual lists photo beams (R4222) and edges as recommended, not included. UL 325 guidance calls for a second, external means of entrapment protection wherever a gate creates an entrapment zone, because the built-in sensing counts as only one. Plan on at least one sensor for most driveways.

Nice's manual advises against it: a solid gate catches the wind, and strong wind makes the operator sense an obstruction, stop and blow fuses. It's meant for vinyl, aluminum, chain link, farm tube and wrought iron gates.

Flat posts at least 6 in square, set in concrete, one for each arm. Wood posts need a metal backing plate, and posts over 8 in need longer bolts. The 40 ft second-arm cable runs across the drive in conduit and must never be spliced.

It's rated −5 °F to 160 °F. In extreme cold the manual recommends the FM316 battery heater (not solar compatible), and you may need to raise the stall force because hinges stiffen.

Turn the control box power switch off, then remove the hairpin clip, clevis pin and bushing at the mounts and lift the arm off. Unplugging the transformer doesn't stop the operator, because it runs on battery.

24 months from purchase with proof of purchase, under Nice's DC gate operator limited warranty. Non-Nice batteries or transformers, surge or lightning damage, and removal or reinstallation labor aren't covered.

The PRO-SW3000XLS/3200XLS pair is rated 16 ft and 650 lb per leaf with a 40 ft second-arm cable. The PRO-SW4000XLS/4200XLS pair is rated 20 ft and 1,000 lb per leaf with a 50 ft cable. Both run on 12 V DC with the same battery and transformer.

No. Nice's manual rates it for single-family residential swing gates. For an HOA, apartment or business entrance, choose a continuous-duty commercial operator such as the LiftMaster CSW24UL.