For a ghost controls gate system without a Zombie lock, can burglars push real hard on the gates to get them to open ?

I do not think so. I tried once and I only pushed enough (NOT real hard) to tell me that the gates will not open, it all has to do with the gearing inside the operators... I have a Zombie Lock installed (dual wrought iron gates) and I can tell you that if the lock is properly installed it can't be opened once closed and there is no way to "monkey" with it. It definitely does not allow the gate to be pushed open. It might not look secure while not installed, but, once it is properly installed it is very secure... GHOST Controls have proven to be well worth their money, and the customer support is excellent.

If you have a double gate do you need 2 zombie locks?

No. You will install the powered portion of the ZombieLock on the 1st operator side of gate (gate operator with shortest power/control cable and closes to the system control box) and install the receiver portion of the ZombieLock on the 2nd operator side (gate operator with longer power/control cable and furthest from the system control box). Thank you for your interest in Ghost Controls.

Can I just use the lock remotely without the gate opener control board? Can I rig it to a generic remote control system sold on amazon?

We are not sure how to qualify ‘RIG it to GENERIC remote control system’ so we will just explain how our lock works and its specifications/requirements. One can ‘RIG’ to a ‘GENERIC’ system that meet the following specifications and requirements: REQUIREMENT: If you are not familiar with the below terms, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE ZombieLock in another system other than Ghost Controls Gate Opener System Control Board. 1. Basic knowledge of electronic principles is required. 2. ZombieLock is a 12Vdc Solenoid Lock, when 12 Vdc is applied the solenoid is pulled back (unlock position). However, it is NOT CONTINOUS DUTY. 12Vdc can only be applied at maximum of 20% duty cycle. 3. Zombie Lock specifications: a. 12Vdc @ 3 Amps (minimum). b. 20% Duty Cycle with maximum ON TIME of 10 seconds. Example: ON TIME = 10 seconds (maximum) ; OFF TIME = 50 seconds. c. When Solenoid is activated (12V is applied or key-switch activated), the Blue wire is shorted to the Red wire for feedback control. d. Exceeding these requirements/specifications will void the warranty. 4. A ‘generic’ system minimum requirements: a. Power supply: 12Vdc that can deliver at least 5 Amps. b. Timer Normally Open relay switch that can switch at least 10 Amps. The ON time of the relay should be momentary or programmable/adjustable. Thank you for your interest in Ghost Controls

On a dual gate does this clamp on or does it require drilling?

It requires drilling... It works very well...the solenoid retracts the bolt upon opening, it remains retracted for about 3 seconds until it is released, the same happens upon the gate being almost closed, it retracts the bolt to latch and then releases it to close... The bolt can not be accessed except by the key provided to manually open the bolt in case of power failure. Can not be "jimmied" open either the whole thing is very solid.

Item Weight	4.8 Pounds
Installation Type	Bolt
Recommended Uses For Product	Securing gates, ensuring proper latching in various conditions
UPC	855615006158
Number of Pieces	1
Manufacturer	Ghost Controls
Part Number	AXZL
Item Weight	4.75 pounds
Product Dimensions	10.5 x 2.75 x 6.5 inches
Country of Origin	China
Item model number	AXZL
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	Medium
Finish	Black
Shape	Rectangular
Power Source	DC
Voltage	12 Volts
Item Package Quantity	1
Maximum Weight Capacity	3000 Pounds
Special Features	Patented Feedback with Ghost Controls openers prevents operator from damaging gates
Usage	Automatic Gate Openers
Included Components	AXZL ZombieLock with 20 ft. three wire cable, 2 keys for manual keyed lock, 2 mounting studs, 2 lock nuts, and 4 flat washers
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Ghost Controls AXZL ZombieLock Automatic Gate Lock for Ghost Controls Automatic Gate Openers

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