Product Specification

Face Recognition Swing Gate Turnstile 1200mm 304 Stainless Steel Acrylic Barrier Arm for Office Building Lobby

Product Introduction

This face recognition swing gate turnstile is built for office buildings, corporate lobbies, campuses and transit hubs that need fast, contactless pedestrian verification. A built-in facial recognition terminal compares a live face template with the enrolled database in about 0.3 seconds, then drives the acrylic swing arm to open within 0.5 seconds, so staff walk through without touching a card or pressing a button. The swing barrier gate also accepts QR codes, IC/ID cards, NFC phones and passwords, which means one lane can serve employees, visitors and contractors at the same time. Four pairs of infrared sensors watch the channel and stop the arm from closing on a person or a trailing second passenger, while the 304 stainless steel frame and IP54 rated cabinet keep the unit stable in indoor and semi-outdoor entrances.

Product Features & Advantages

1. Face Recognition Verification In 0.3 Seconds

The integrated facial recognition terminal runs a 1:N comparison against the enrolled face library and returns a result in about 0.3 seconds, even when the user is walking. Verification latency stays short at peak entrance hours, so a single lane keeps moving instead of building a queue at the lobby door.

2. Contactless Entry Protects Staff And Hardware

Nobody has to touch a reader, a card or a fingerprint plate to pass, which reduces shared contact points and keeps the stainless steel surface clean. The camera module compensates for backlight from glass curtain walls and works under normal indoor lighting, so recognition does not fail when a visitor stands in front of a bright lobby window.

3. Four Verification Modes On One Lane

Face, QR code, IC/ID card and password verification can run on the same swing barrier gate. Employees enrol a face once and pass hands-free, while daily visitors receive a temporary QR code from reception, and contractors keep using their existing IC card. One lane serves every visitor category without adding extra hardware.

4. Four Pairs Of Infrared Sensors Prevent Tailgating

Four pairs of infrared sensors map the whole channel. If a second person follows an authorised face through the gate, the sensors detect the intrusion and the arm closes only after the channel is clear. The anti-pinch logic also stops the acrylic arm from closing on a person who is still standing inside the passage, which matters for wheelchair users and children.

5. 304 Stainless Steel Frame With Acrylic Swing Arms

The cabinet is fabricated from 304 stainless steel, with a 201 stainless steel plus baked paint option for budget projects. Transparent acrylic swing arms give the entrance an open, modern look while keeping the lane visually supervised. Protection grade reaches IP43 or IP54, so the unit can be installed indoors or in covered outdoor entrances.

6. Face Templates Managed Through One Platform

Enrolled face templates and passage records are pushed to the access control or visitor management platform over RS485 or TCP/IP. When an employee leaves, the template is deleted once in the platform and the lane stops accepting that face immediately. Relay, 12V level and 12V pulse interfaces let the turnstile work with existing ticketing and building management systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How fast is the facial recognition verification?

The face recognition terminal compares a live face against the enrolled library in about 0.3 seconds, and the swing arm opens within 0.5 seconds after a match. A single lane passes around 30 people per minute in normal mode and up to 40 people per minute when configured normally open.

2. How many face templates can the terminal store?

The standard terminal holds up to 20,000 face templates with local passage logs. Larger face libraries are supported by running verification on the connected access control platform, so the lane capacity is not limited by local memory.

3. What happens if facial recognition fails?

The lane falls back to QR code, IC/ID card, NFC phone or password verification without any hardware change. Reception can also release the gate remotely from the management platform, so a visitor is never blocked at the entrance.

4. Can the gate open during a power failure?

Yes. The swing barrier gate can be configured to unlock automatically on power failure so the lane becomes a free passage for emergency evacuation. A backup power supply is available as an option for entrances where continuous operation is required.

5. Can it connect with our existing access control system?

The turnstile provides relay switch signal, 12V level signal and 12V pulse signal interfaces plus RS485 or TCP/IP communication, so it integrates with access control, ticketing, visitor management and smart building platforms. Customised face template protocols can be supported on request.