Access control turnstile
Controlled pedestrian entry for lobbies, gyms and companies
Tripod turnstiles and speed gates to control who walks in, using a card, fingerprint or face. For companies, gyms and apartment towers.
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Ideal for
- Corporate tower lobbies
- Gyms
- Factories and free trade zones
- Schools and universities
Description
A turnstile lets one person through at a time, and only when the system authorizes them. It is used in corporate tower lobbies, factories, gyms, schools, universities and places with heavy foot traffic, where a door with a reader is not enough because several people could walk in on a single opening.
There are several types: the three-arm tripod turnstile is rugged and common in factories and gyms; speed gates, with glass panels or flaps, look sharp in lobbies and offices. They integrate with card, fingerprint, face recognition or QR code readers. During the visit we measure the space, the foot traffic at peak hours and where the passage for wheelchairs, carts or goods will go, which is usually handled with an auxiliary gate.
A turnstile needs a solid base and conduit for the cables coming up from the floor. We recommend backup power, and we configure how it behaves during a power outage or an emergency so people's exit is never blocked.
Features
- Tripod and speed gate models
- One person per authorization
- Integration with card, fingerprint, face or QR code
- Entry, exit or two-way control
- Configurable behavior in emergencies
- Passage log in the access control system
The service includes
- Site visit and measurement
- Installation and anchoring
- Reader integration
- Setup
Frequently asked questions
What happens in an emergency?
We configure the turnstile to open the passage during an emergency or a power failure, depending on the model, so people's exit is not blocked.
How do people in wheelchairs get through?
Usually an auxiliary gate or a wider controlled lane is installed next to the turnstiles.
Photo credits
- 1: McGov1258, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 2: Leo Johannes, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
- 3: afj4ever (Lilybbs), CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Reference photos of the product type; the model we install may vary with your project.
