Product Specification

Wing Barrier Turnstile NFC Recognition Access Control 304 Stainless Steel 550mm Lane

Product Description

This wing barrier turnstile is built around an embedded NFC recognition module that turns any contactless card, key fob or smartphone into a secure entry credential. A member simply taps the 13.56MHz NFC reader on the top cover and the acrylic wings open within 0.5 seconds, so no key, ticket or reception staff is needed at the entrance.

The reader works with  ISO14443A/B cards and can be switched to IC, ID, QR code, fingerprint or facial recognition terminals through the same controller, which means one lane can serve members, staff and visitors without extra hardware on the cabinet. Every tap is written to the access log with card number, time and lane number, and the data is pushed to the management platform through RS485 or TCP/IP for attendance, billing and occupancy reporting.

Because the NFC credential is issued, frozen and revoked from the backend, a lost card can be disabled in seconds and a temporary visitor fob can be set to expire automatically after a defined period. The lane keeps the same cabinet structure as our standard wing gate: 304 stainless steel frame, acrylic swing arms, six pairs of infrared sensors, anti tailgating logic, automatic reset in 10 seconds, and automatic unlock on power failure or emergency stop. It is suited to gyms, office lobbies, apartments, campuses and factory gates where fast, hands free and auditable entry is required.

Features and Advantages

1 . Embedded NFC recognition with 0.5 second response

The NFC reader is integrated into the top cover of the cabinet instead of being added as an external terminal. A single tap on the reader verifies the credential and opens the acrylic wings in 0.5 seconds, keeping the entrance clean and free of extra mounting brackets.

2 . One reader, multiple credential types

The controller accepts NFC , IC and ID cards, QR codes, fingerprint and facial recognition terminals, passwords and remote door opening commands. Mixed credential types can run on the same lane, so members and staff are not forced onto separate gates.

3 . Real time card issuing, freezing and revocation

Cards and fobs are created, suspended or cancelled directly from the access management platform. A lost NFC card is blocked in seconds, and temporary visitor credentials can be set with an automatic expiry time instead of being collected by hand.

4 . Full access log and attendance export

Every NFC tap records card number, lane number, direction and timestamp. Logs are pushed through RS485 or TCP/IP to the management system for attendance calculation, peak hour analysis and dispute checking.

5 . Anti tailgating and anti crash protection

Six pairs of infrared sensors monitor the lane in real time. A second person following closely behind a valid card holder is detected and the wings stay closed, while the anti crash design stops the arms from injuring a user who pushes through unexpectedly.

6 . Automatic reset to prevent credential misuse

If nobody passes within the set time after the wings open ( 10 seconds by default ) , the current permission is cancelled automatically and the card must be tapped again, preventing one valid tap from being used to let a group through.

7 . Power failure and emergency unlock

The wings open automatically to an unlocked state when power is lost, and the emergency stop button on the side releases every lane instantly, so evacuation is never blocked by the access control system.

8 . 304 stainless steel cabinet and colour options

The passage frame is made of 304 stainless steel with acrylic swing arms, rated for more than 5 million operating cycles. Cabinet finishes and LED indicator colours can be matched to the lobby or brand style.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is a wing barrier turnstile with NFC?

It is an automatic pedestrian gate whose swing wings open when a contactless NFC card, key fob or phone is tapped on the built in reader. It replaces keys, paper tickets or a staffed reception desk with a fast and auditable entry point.

Q2: Which NFC cards and phones are supported?

The reader supports 13.56MHz NFC  credentials following ISO14443A/B, including IC cards, membership fobs and NFC enabled smartphones. 125kHz ID cards can be enabled on the same controller for sites that already use them.

Q3: How many people can pass through one lane?

A single lane handles 30 persons per minute in normal mode and up to 40 persons per minute in normally open mode, with an opening time of 0.5 seconds and a standard channel width of 550mm to 600mm.

Q4: Can it work with an existing access control or membership system?

Yes. The controller provides relay switch signal, 12V level signal and 12V pulse signal outputs with pulse width over 100ms, plus RS485 and TCP/IP communication, so it can be linked to most third party access control, membership and attendance platforms.

Q5: What happens if a card is lost or a membership expires?

Cards are managed from the backend. A lost credential is frozen immediately and an expired membership is rejected at the lane with a voice prompt, then restored automatically after renewal without issuing a new card.

Q6: Is the turnstile safe for children and elderly users?

Yes. Infrared sensors detect obstacles in the lane and the anti crash mechanism stops the wings on contact, while the automatic unlock on power failure and the emergency stop button guarantee a clear exit route.

Q7: Can the lane be customised for our site?

Cabinet material and finish, lane quantity, channel width, reader type ( NFC, IC, ID, QR code, fingerprint or face ) , logo and software integration can all be customised per project.