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Nice GNB-1 Gooseneck Keypad Post, Burial Mount, 13 in Reach

74 in steel gooseneck that sets in the ground and holds a keypad or entry system 13 in out toward the driver's window. Universal 4 × 4 in faceplate.

$254
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  • 13 in reach to the driver
  • Burial mount, 74 in overall
  • Universal 4 × 4 in faceplate

About

The Linear GNB-1 (Nice order number ACP00907WP) is a burial-mount gooseneck post for a driveway keypad or entry system. Its arm reaches out toward the driver's window, so visitors enter a code without getting out of the car.

13 inarm reach
74 inoverall length
2 × 2 insteel tube
2 yrwarranty

The post is a steel tube with a powder-coated finish, 74 in long overall including the part that goes in the ground, and it ends in a 4 × 4 in faceplate with a universal bolt pattern.

What's in the box

  • GNB-1 gooseneck post with its 4 × 4 in faceplate

What you'll still need

  • Concrete for the footing. Linear doesn't publish a burial depth, so size the footing for your soil and frost line and for the height you want the keypad at.
  • The keypad or entry system, plus the screws or bolts to attach it to the faceplate
  • Conduit and wire from the device back to the gate operator

Setting the height

The 74 in is measured from the bottom of the post to the top of the faceplate (72 in to the arm) and includes whatever you bury. Decide how high the keypad should sit for your vehicles, then set the post that much above grade in concrete, with the arm facing the lane.

Burial or curb mount?

PostMountOverall height
GNB-1Set in the ground74 in
GNC-1Bolts to concrete44 in

Both have the same 13 in reach. The GNC-1 has a 5 × 5 in base plate for lag bolts, for when the pad is already poured.

Nice lists a 2-year warranty. The dimension drawing and Linear's literature are in Documents below.

Specifications

Dimensions
Overall length74 in (incl. buried part)
To the arm72 in
Gooseneck reach13 in
Build
Tube2 × 2 in steel, 1/8 in wall
FinishPowder coat
SealMounting-flange gasket
Mounting
Mount typeBurial, no base plate
Faceplate
Faceplate4 × 4 in
Center hole1.5 in
Mounting holes4 slotted, 2.812 in apart
Warranty
Warranty2 years (Nice)
Answers

Frequently asked questions

How tall is it above the ground?

The post is 74 in overall from the bottom to the top of the faceplate (72 in to the arm), and that includes the buried section. Linear doesn't specify a burial depth, so the height above grade depends on how deep you set it.

How far does the arm reach?

13 inches, which brings the keypad out toward the driver's window.

How is it installed?

It's a burial mount: the bottom of the post sets in the ground, usually in a concrete footing, and there's no base plate. If you need to bolt to an existing slab, Linear's GNC-1 curb-mount post has a 5 × 5 in base plate for lag bolts.

Will my keypad or intercom fit?

Linear says the faceplate's universal bolt pattern fits all manufacturers' keypads and entry systems, but it doesn't list specific devices. The faceplate is 4 × 4 in with four slotted holes 2.812 in apart and a 1.5 in center hole, so check your device's hole pattern against that.

Does it work with the AK-11 and F310 keypads?

The AK-11 manual calls for a standard pedestal with four security bolts, which matches the universal faceplate. Linear doesn't name the F310 for this post; the F310's hooded cover screws to a post, so plan to drill the faceplate for it.

Where does the wire go?

The post is a hollow 2 × 2 in tube and the faceplate has a 1.5 in center hole. Linear doesn't publish wire-routing instructions, so plan your conduit into the post before you pour the footing.

What is it made of?

Cold-rolled steel tube, 2 × 2 in with a 1/8 in wall, powder coated for weather resistance, with a gasket at the mounting flange.

How does it ship?

In a long carton about 74 × 16 × 6 in, weighing roughly 26–27 lb. It ships by parcel carrier.

What's the warranty?

Nice lists a 24-month warranty for this post.

Documents 3

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