Product Specification

Swing Gate Turnstile Community Entrance 1500mm 304 Stainless Steel Acrylic Arm Access Control Lane

Product Introduction

A community of three thousand households changes residents constantly: a flat is handed over, a tenant moves out on a Saturday, a new family arrives with a moving van on Monday, and the gate list has to follow. This swing gate turnstile is the lane at the community entrance, and the permission list is edited from the property office or imported in a batch when a lease starts or ends, so a departed tenant stops opening the gate the same day instead of keeping a working card for months. Residents pass with a face, an IC card, the property app QR code or an NFC phone, and one credential can carry the whole family including children and elderly parents, with the number of companions per scan configured at the lane. Delivery riders and couriers are handled with a single entry code or a remote release from the gate post, so the corridor is not left open for a crowd of riders to walk in behind a resident. The 1000mm channel takes a stroller, a shopping trolley and a resident walking a bicycle, and the arm stops and rebounds within 2 kg of resistance, which matters when a child runs at the gate. Four pairs of infrared sensors log every tailgate attempt with the lane number, the 1500mm stainless steel cabinet with IP43 or IP54 protection suits a gate post with no full enclosure, and the controller keeps the permission list locally so the lane still works at night when the network or the server is down.

Product Features & Advantages

1. Lease Changes Handled In Minutes, Not Months

Move in and move out are batch operations: the property office imports a household or a tenant list, sets the validity dates, and the lane follows. A former tenant credential is switched off on the handover date, which closes the gap that costs a community the most in after hours incidents.

2. Riders And Couriers On A Single Entry Code

A delivery rider receives a one time code from the resident or is released remotely from the gate post after a call, and the code stops working at the end of the visit. The lane does not have to stay open for a stream of riders during the dinner delivery window.

3. Family Credentials With Configurable Companions

One resident credential can admit the configured number of companions, so a parent walking two children to school clears the lane on one scan instead of three. The companion count is set per group, and the four infrared sensors still confirm that the bodies actually pass the arm.

4. 2 kg Rebound That Protects Children And Elderly

When the swing arm meets resistance on closing it stops and rebounds, with the impact force kept to about 2 kg. For a gate where children run ahead and elderly residents walk slowly, that setting is the difference between a normal entry and an injury report.

5. Wide Channel For Bicycles, Strollers And Trolleys

The 550-1000mm channel lets a resident wheel a bicycle through, push a stroller, or pull a shopping trolley without lifting it or using the vehicle lane. That keeps the pedestrian lane from being bypassed through the car barrier.

6. One Platform For Every Gate Of The Community

Relay, 12V level and 12V pulse interfaces plus RS485 or TCP-IP connect the lane to the property platform and the video intercom. Main gate, side gate and basement lobby share one credential database, guards release any lane from the monitor, and the controller keeps working offline, unlocks on power failure or fire alarm, and uploads records on reconnect.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How fast can a tenant change be reflected at the gate?

The property office edits the household record or imports a batch list with validity dates, and the lane receives the change in the normal sync cycle, which is immediate while online. A departing tenant can also be switched off at the desk before the handover, so no card stays live after the keys are returned.

2. How do delivery riders get in without letting a crowd through?

The resident sends a single use code, or the guard releases the lane remotely from the gate post after a video intercom call. The code expires at the end of the visit, so the rider enters, delivers and leaves without the lane being held open.

3. Can one credential admit a parent with two children?

Yes. The number of companions per scan is configured per credential group, so a family walks through on one scan. The infrared sensors still count each person passing the arm, and the passage record shows the group rather than a single body.

4. Is the lane safe for children and elderly residents?

The arm stops and rebounds when it meets resistance, with the impact force kept to about 2 kg, and a person standing in the channel keeps the lane from closing. The 550-1000mm channel also means a walking frame or a stroller passes without being squeezed.

5. What happens at night if the network or the power fails?

The controller holds the permission list locally, so residents still enter during a network or server outage, and the records upload when the connection returns. On power failure or a fire alarm dry contact the arms unlock automatically for evacuation.