Gang Clamp Bracket Assembly for Stable Mobile Access Control

The patent combines multiple access control devices into a single stable structure by coupling them together on a common base. This merging approach allows the devices to share the load and maintain stability on uneven ground while preserving their individual functionality for controlling multiple persons simultaneously.

The patent introduces a horizontal coupling dimension by connecting adjacent access control devices laterally through a gang clamp assembly. This additional dimensional connection prevents differential movement between devices and stabilizes them against the unstable ground conditions.

The gang clamp assembly merges multiple devices into a unified stable structure that resists ground movement. By coupling the devices together and to a common base, the system maintains adaptability to construction sites while overcoming the instability of uneven ground.

The patent employs preliminary anchoring actions by securing devices to a common base before operation. This preliminary stabilization prevents ground shifting from causing device movement during use, thereby maintaining both adaptability and stability.

The patent merges multiple devices into a coupled assembly that prevents individual device tipping. This merging maintains the mobile and easily deployable nature of the devices while eliminating safety hazards through mutual stabilization.

The gang clamp assembly acts as an intermediary coupling mechanism between adjacent devices. This intermediary structure prevents direct ground-induced movement from causing tipping or separation, thereby reducing safety hazards while preserving ease of deployment.