Entrance, Parking & Traffic

Speed Gates & Turnstiles

Pedestrian speed gates and turnstiles manage authorized movement at defined access points.

Discuss a Project

Building entrance turnstiles

Representative photography

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Overview

Turnstiles and speed gates provide physical lane control linked to an access decision. Selection depends on throughput, accessibility, evacuation strategy, user groups and the architectural setting; safe egress and approved life-safety behavior must be resolved with the project team.

Capabilities

Pedestrian lane and throughput planning
Credential-reader and access-controller integration
Tailgating detection and exception indication
Accessible lane coordination
Fire-alarm and emergency release interfaces as designed
Installation, alignment and functional testing

Deployment considerations

Design for the site, not only the specification.

01
Survey geometry, traffic flow, accessibility, peak demand and safe vehicle or pedestrian movement.
02
Coordinate civil works, loop/sensor positions, lanes, controllers, power, communications and exception handling.
03
Test normal, emergency and degraded operation with site operators before acceptance.

Architecture

System components

01Gate or turnstile mechanism
02Access readers and controllers
03Lane sensors and indicators
04Emergency release interface
05Local control and service access
06Power and network connections

Integrates with

Applications

Office lobbiesTransit facilitiesCampusesControlled venues

Related technologies

FAAC
Gate automation, entrance management and barrier technologies.

Specifying Speed Gates & Turnstiles?

Share the requirement, site and stage. Documents can be shared after the initial enquiry if needed.