Product Specification

Park Entrance Swing Gate Turnstile 1200mm Acrylic Arm 304 Stainless Steel QR Code Entry

Product Introduction

The park entrance swing gate turnstile is a pedestrian access lane built for public parks, scenic areas, botanical gardens, sports parks and riverside walkways where visitors arrive in large numbers and staff cannot check every ticket by hand. The 1200*200*850mm stainless steel cabinet, 550-800mm channel and transparent acrylic arms keep sight lines open and match outdoor landscaping, while the IP43/IP54 housing and -30C to 70C operating range let the lane work through rain, dust, strong sun and winter cold. Visitors scan a phone QR code, a printed ticket or a season card at the lane and pass in about 0.5 seconds; a single lane moves 30 people per minute normally closed and 40 people per minute normally open, which keeps weekend and holiday crowds moving at the gate. The controller supports timed access with overtime supplement tickets, self service QR code passage, RFID/IC/ID cards, face recognition, fingerprint and mobile NFC, and it synchronises entry data in real time so the park office sees visitor numbers while the gate is running. Gentle anti pinch arms, four pairs of infrared sensors and an audible and visual tailgating alarm keep families and children safe, and fault self diagnosis plus modular components keep maintenance simple in an outdoor setting.

Product Advantages

1. Built for Outdoor Park Entrances

The stainless steel frame with baked paint option resists rain, sun and daily cleaning, and the control board is rated IP43/IP54 for an ambient range of -30C to 70C. The open acrylic arm design also keeps the entrance readable from the walkway instead of forming a solid barrier in the landscape.

2. Self Service QR Code Passage

Visitors buy or register online, receive a QR code on their phone, and scan it at the lane without queuing at a window. Entrance staff move from ticket checking to visitor assistance, and the same lane accepts printed tickets and season cards for visitors who prefer them.

3. Timed Access with Overtime Supplement

Each credential can carry a booked time window, which suits parks that sell half day, full day or event tickets. When a visitor stays beyond the booked period, the system supports an overtime supplement ticket so they can pay the difference and exit or re-enter without staff intervention.

4. Real Time Entry Data for Park Operations

Entry and exit records synchronise in real time, so the park office can see current visitor numbers, compare them with capacity limits and adjust lane modes during peak periods. The records also support reporting on weekend and holiday flow without manual counting.

5. Family Safe Operation and Easy Maintenance

The swing arms use anti pinch protection and reverse on resistance, four pairs of infrared sensors watch the lane, and tailgating raises an audible and visual alarm for staff. The control board reports motor, sensor and communication faults through self diagnosis, and the modular cabinet makes part replacement quick for outdoor maintenance teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can this swing gate turnstile be used?

It is designed for public park and scenic area entrances, botanical gardens, sports parks, riverside walkways and outdoor event gates. The IP43/IP54 housing and -30C to 70C range suit open-air installation, and it can also be used indoors in visitor centres and ticket halls.

2. What access methods does the turnstile support?

The lane reads QR codes from phones and printed tickets, RFID/IC/ID cards, season cards, face recognition, fingerprint and mobile NFC, and it supports remote door opening from the park office. Different credentials can be issued for day tickets, season passes, staff and contractors.

3. Is this turnstile safe for children and families?

Yes. The acrylic swing arms use anti pinch protection and reverse when they meet resistance, four pairs of infrared sensors cover the whole lane, and tailgating triggers an audible and visual alarm instead of a mechanical impact. Staff can also switch the lane to normally open mode during a family event.

4. Can it connect with existing ticketing systems?

Yes. The controller provides relay switch signals, 12V level signals and 12V pulse signals with pulse width over 100ms, plus RS485 or TCP/IP communication, so it can be integrated with online ticketing, season pass and park management platforms through standard interfaces.

5. Is installation and maintenance complicated?

The unit is anchored on a finished concrete base and connected to power and network, and the 40-65kg cabinet is manageable for a two person crew. The control board reports faults through self diagnosis, the cabinet is modular, and our team provides layout drawings and technical support for outdoor projects.

Planning a park entrance access control project? Contact us for a free consultation, customised lane layout, factory pricing and technical support for your park or scenic area.