Sliding Gate Turnstile Community Entrance Access Control Anti Tailgating Full

Product Specification

Community Entrance Sliding Gate Turnstile

Product Description

Stranger tailgating in residential communities has always been a top headache for property management. When residents swipe their cards to enter, strangers take the opportunity to follow closely behind, and security guards cannot visually identify and stop them, nor can they trace the incident afterwards. The Kemaisi anti-tailgating and anti-climbing sliding gate is specifically designed to solve this point. Through a precise "one person per gate" identification mechanism, it effectively protects resident safety and reduces property management costs.

After a resident performs facial recognition, the gate does not open immediately. The system automatically detects whether there is a tailgater behind. If a tailgater is detected, the device sounds an alarm and remains closed, while also alerting the resident that someone is following. Only after the tailgater withdraws from the sensing area does the gate open normally, allowing the resident to pass safely, completely eliminating the worry of tailgating at the community entrance.

This device organically integrates mechanical, electronic, microprocessor control, and various identification technologies. It is compatible with card readers for IC cards, ID cards, barcode cards, and fingerprints, and optional modules such as alarm devices and direction indicators can be added to achieve intelligent control and management of the community passage. This sliding gate is an ideal choice for enhancing community security and optimising the resident passage experience.

Features and Advantages

1. One person per gate identification.

After successful identification, the gate does not open immediately. The system automatically detects whether there is a tailgater in the sensing area. Once someone is found following, the device immediately sounds an alarm and remains closed. The gate only opens normally after the tailgater withdraws, physically eliminating tailgating at the community entrance.

2. Voice alarm prompt.

When tailgating is detected, the system not only alarms to deter the tailgater but also gives a voice prompt to the resident saying "someone is tailgating", making the resident alert in time and take preventive measures. The multi-alert mechanism conveys safety awareness to every resident.

3. Compatibility with multiple identification methods.

It is compatible with various card readers such as IC cards, ID cards, barcode cards, and fingerprints, seamlessly interfacing with the community's existing access control system. Optional modules like alarm devices and direction indicators can be added to meet customised control needs for different scenarios.

4. Intelligent control and management.

 Combining mechanical, electronic, microprocessor control, and various identification technologies, it achieves intelligent control and management of the community passage. The high-tech appearance and rigorous security mechanisms effectively enhance the community's professional image and residents' sense of security.

5.Fault self-diagnosis and alarm.

 Built-in fault self-diagnosis and alarm functions allow real-time monitoring of the device operating status. Abnormal conditions trigger active alarms, allowing property staff to quickly locate problems. Routine maintenance requires no specialised tools, greatly reducing operation and maintenance costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can this sliding gate turnstile be used?

This sliding gate turnstile is mainly designed for community entrance access control in residential communities, and is also suitable for villas, apartment complexes, business parks, and other environments requiring secure and orderly pedestrian passage management.

2. How does it prevent tailgating at the community entrance?

After a resident is successfully identified, the system automatically detects whether a tailgater is present in the sensing area. If someone is following, the device sounds an alarm and keeps the gate closed. The gate only opens after the tailgater withdraws, physically eliminating tailgating.

3. What identification methods are supported?

The device is compatible with multiple identification technologies, including IC cards, ID cards, barcode cards, fingerprints, and facial recognition, allowing seamless integration with the community's existing access control system.

4. Is it easy for property management to maintain?

Yes. Built-in fault self-diagnosis and alarm functions allow real-time monitoring of device status, and abnormal conditions trigger active alarms for quick troubleshooting. Routine maintenance requires no specialised tools, reducing operation and maintenance costs.

5. Can the passage mode be adjusted?

Yes. The device supports multiple operating modes, including single passage in the set direction, bi-directional single passage, free passage in the set direction, and always free or locked, which can be configured to match different community management requirements.