Nice Launches OSCO 725 Commercial Gate Operator
The new gate operator model is designed to simplify installation and reduce labor costs for commercial properties.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Remote Work

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Nice has introduced the OSCO 725 commercial slide gate operator, a device engineered to support heavy-duty gates while facilitating easier retrofits. The unit features a brushless DC motor drive and integrated battery backup systems.
Why it matters
The design aims to reduce labor costs by eliminating the need to pour new foundations during retrofits. By utilizing a 30-inch post spacing profile, installers can replace legacy systems without modifying existing site infrastructure.
The OSCO 725 system supports gates weighing up to 5,000 pounds and utilizes 30-inch post spacing. It is available in configurations including 460-volt and 575-volt high-voltage three-phase power.
The players
Nice
A global manufacturer specializing in gate automation, door automation, and smart home security systems with headquarters in Carlsbad.
The details
The SmartTouch 725 controller includes five programmable safety inputs and provides remote monitoring capabilities via an onboard Ethernet port. Users can manage settings and perform diagnostics through a dedicated smartphone app using a Bluetooth connection.
Timeline
October 26, 2026: Nice officially introduced the OSCO 725 gate operator.
Market Landscape
The OSCO 725 integrates the SmartTouch 725 controller to standardize safety and connectivity across its commercial gate hardware line. This release reflects a broader industry trend of consolidating remote management and digital diagnostics into physical security infrastructure.
Facility managers and property owners in Carlsbad can expect reduced installation timelines when retrofitting their security gates due to the system's compatibility with existing post spacings. Ongoing system monitoring can be managed remotely through a smartphone application.
The takeaway
Commercial property owners looking to modernize security should assess if their existing gate support structures align with the 30-inch spacing required for this unit. Utilizing mobile-integrated hardware can significantly lower the administrative burden of gate diagnostic checks.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Integrator.
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