Product Specification

Entrance Management Swing Gate Turnstile 1400mm 304 Stainless Steel Acrylic Arm Networked Multi Lane Control

Product Introduction

This entrance management swing gate turnstile is built for buildings and venues that run several lanes and need one place to control all of them. Every cabinet connects over RS485 or TCP-IP to the same management platform, so the security team sets permissions, time zones and anti passback rules for the whole entrance instead of adjusting each gate on site. Employees, visitors, cleaners and outsourced contractors are separated by credential type and by schedule, which means a contractor card stops working outside working hours without any manual action. The lane reads IC/ID cards, face, QR codes, NFC phones and passwords, opens the acrylic arm in 0.5 seconds and passes 30 people per minute, while four pairs of infrared sensors enforce one credential per entry. Passage records feed attendance and visitor statistics, and remote release lets the front desk open a lane for a guest without leaving the counter.

Product Features & Advantages

1. One Platform For Every Lane

All turnstiles on the entrance connect to a single management platform over RS485 or TCP-IP. Permission changes, time zones and firmware settings are pushed from one screen instead of being configured cabinet by cabinet, which keeps a multi lane entrance consistent as the building adds gates.

2. Permission By Person, Zone And Time

Employees, visitors, cleaners and outsourced contractors each carry a different credential level. A contractor card only opens the service entrance during agreed hours, while staff cards work across office lanes. Ending a permission takes one action in the platform and takes effect at every connected lane.

3. Anti Passback And Anti Tailgating

The controller enforces one credential per entry, and four pairs of infrared sensors cover the full 550-1000mm channel. A second person following an authorised holder triggers the alarm output and holds the arm, so entry records stay accurate and unauthorised people cannot ride in behind staff.

4. Remote Release And Alarm Reporting

The front desk releases a lane remotely for a guest or a delivery, and the platform logs who opened which lane and when. Forced opening, tailgating and sensor faults raise an alarm event, so security responds to the real lane instead of checking all entrances on foot.

5. Passage Data For Attendance And Statistics

Every passage is stored with credential, lane and timestamp, and exports as attendance or visitor reports. Peak hour curves show which lane is saturated, which supports decisions on adding a lane or moving staff to the busiest entrance.

6. Integration With Existing Security Systems

Relay switch, 12V level and 12V pulse signal interfaces with pulse width over 100ms, plus RS485 or TCP/IP, connect the swing barrier gate to existing access control, ticketing, visitor management and building management platforms. The cabinet is 304 stainless steel with acrylic arms and IP43 or IP54 protection for indoor and outdoor entrances.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many lanes and users can one platform manage?

The management platform handles a full entrance group of lanes on the same network, and the standard controller stores up to 20,000 card or face records locally. Larger user bases are managed from the platform database, so the entrance can grow with the building.

2. What happens when the network goes down?

The lane keeps working offline with the permission list stored locally, and passage records are uploaded once the connection is restored. This means staff are not blocked at the gate during a network or platform outage.

3. Can it work with our existing access control system?

Yes. The turnstile provides relay switch, 12V level and 12V pulse interfaces plus RS485 or TCP/IP, so it integrates with access control, visitor management and building management platforms already installed in the building.

4. How are temporary visitors handled?

The front desk issues a temporary card or QR code with a start and end time, so the credential expires automatically after the visit. Reception can also release the lane remotely for a single passage without issuing any credential.

5. Does the gate open for fire evacuation?

The control board accepts a fire alarm dry contact and unlocks the arms on that signal or on power failure, turning the lane into a free exit. This is a standard requirement for entrance management projects and can be tested through the platform.