Biometric Flap Barrier Turnstile Gate for Access Control at Bus Stations

Biometric Flap Barrier Pedestrian Gate Access Control Bus Turnstile

Discriptions of Flap Barrier Gate:

The turnstile gate is a mechanical or electronic gate that controls access to a specific area. It typically consists of a vertical post with rotating arms or doors that allow only one person to pass through at a time. The gates are usually made of metal, with options for different finishes such as stainless steel or powder-coated colors.

The Flap Barrier Turnstile gates can be accessed by using a valid ticket, keycard, or authentication method such as facial recognition or fingerprint scanning. Once the user presents their credential, the gate unlocks and allows them to pass through. Some models also have a feature for detecting tailgating, where the gate remains locked until the previous user has fully passed through.The gates can be installed as standalone units or integrated with a larger access control system for a specific venue.

Features of HighSpeed Flap Barrier Gates:

• More Secure.Encoder+Clutch brake allow the arm stopping at any point when it detects possible pedestrians with 8 pairs of IR sensors. Tail-gating,passing back ,intrusion are able to be detected and forbidden by system.In case of power failure or emergency, the arms will open automatically for escape.

• More Flexibility.Our speed gate provides mass flexibility. Pedestrians with luggage, briefcase, Baby stroller or wheel chair users can pass through easily too.

• More efficiency. 0.2 second open/close speed offers high speed passing through and throughput will be increased by 30% up.

• More Application. Speed gates are widely used in public areas especially facilities, where disabled accesses are needed or strollers are commonly used.

Specifications of Flap Barrier Turnstiles:

Applications:

Widely used in squares, stadiums, gyms, hotel, commercial building, offices , hospital , schools , factories, government agencies, bank, dormitory, library,shopping malls, supermarkets and so on.

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