Inclined Circular Arc Tripod Turnstile

The inclined arc tripod turnstile is specifically designed in the areas where there is limited space on the floor and there are security needs that are high. Its arc-shaped form is sloped, which ensures it has a smooth aesthetic look, as well as provides structural balance to ensure that it can be installed in a small area such as school entrance, staff access corridors and corporate lobbies. Consequently, it provides aesthetics and practicality.

This model has a three arm rotary system to allow entrance control by only one individual at a time. Logic programming and sensor feedback are used to detect anti-tailgating. In the case of an intrusion attempt that has been identified, the system triggers visual and audible alarms to notify the personnel instantly. In addition, it has LED direction tellers that help its users navigate through without stumbling.

Moreover, the inclined arc tripod turnstile has emergency drop-arm. The arms automatically retract during blackouts or when fire alarm has been triggered to allow safe and quick evacuation. Thus, it complies with safety requirements as well as fire regulation requirements. Administrators find it easy to change between one and two way modes to change flow control on a real-time basis.

Features

• Anti-collision housing space saving arc design.
• Three-arm control is mechanical to guarantee passage by one person.
• In-car tailgating alert control.
• Safety evacuation drop-arm.
• Integrates with RFID, QR, fingerprint and facial terminals.
• Directional indicators and voice prompts are LED-based, which also helps to direct the user.
• Adjustable one-way or bi-directional access control.
• SUS304 stainless corrosion impact resistant body.

The inclined arc tripod turnstile has a wide compatibility with third party access solutions. An example is that it will support RFID readers, QR code readers, fingerprint recognition devices and facial recognition terminals. This is a wide area of integration that enables it to cater to the needs of access control in various industries. Moreover, the internal system operates on a noisy mechanical drive, and this feature benefits the operation, noise is lower, and it can be used in noise-sensitive locations like offices, schools, or libraries.

It also has an easy to maintain internal modular structure. Individuals can change core components in the system without breaking the system down and this reduces the downtime of a system and enhances lifecycle efficiency.