Zento Optical Access Control System Flap Barrier Turnstile Gate ZT-955

A flap barrier turnstile consists of two main cabinets with retractable "flaps" or wings, typically made of glass or acrylic. The system is integrated with a control system and various sensors. Here's a general overview of how it operates:

1. Authorization: When a person wants to pass through, they present a valid form of identification to an integrated reader. This could be an RFID card, a biometric scan (fingerprint or facial recognition), a QR code, or a ticket.

2. Verification: The access control system verifies the credentials.

3. Opening: If the credentials are valid, the system signals the motorized flaps to retract or swing open, creating a clear path for the person to walk through.

4. Closing: Once the person has passed, infrared sensors detect that the lane is clear, and the flaps automatically close, preventing unauthorized "tailgating" (a person following too closely behind).

5. Denial: If the credentials are not valid or if an unauthorized attempt is made to enter, the flaps will remain closed and an alarm may be triggered.

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All styles of tripod turnstiles and flap barrier turnstiles can be made into ESD turnstiles. Usually, most customers choose tripod turnstiles and flap barrier turnstiles. Of course, some models of swing turnstile and speed gates can also be made into ESD turnstile. If you need to customize an ESD flap barrier turnstile, please check our flap barrier product page. For the actual project cases of the ESD flap barrier turnstile and ESD tripod turnstile, you can see the following case pictures.

As a Professional Pedestrian Access Control Turnstile Gate Manufacturers. Zento offers the best ESD turnstile tripod turnstile gate at an affordable price.

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Parameters:

Speed and Efficiency: Flap barriers are known for their fast opening and closing speeds, making them ideal for high-traffic areas like subway stations, corporate lobbies, and airports.

• Enhanced Security: They provide a physical barrier to deter unauthorized entry. Advanced models have anti-tailgating and anti-loitering features, which use infrared sensors to detect attempts to bypass the system.

• Aesthetics: Flap barrier turnstiles are often designed with a sleek, modern, and aesthetically pleasing appearance, which makes them a popular choice for high-end office buildings and other professional environments.

• Integration: They can be seamlessly integrated with a variety of access control technologies, including card readers, biometric scanners, and ticketing systems.

• Safety Features: Many models are equipped with safety features such as:

• Anti-Pinch: Sensors that prevent the flaps from closing on a person.

• Emergency Mode: The flaps can be configured to automatically open during a power outage or in an emergency to allow for swift evacuation.

• Bi-directional Operation: They can be configured to allow passage in one or both directions.

Applications: Flap barriers are widely used in a variety of settings, including:

• Corporate and office buildings: For employee and visitor access control.

• Public transportation: In metro stations, airports, and train terminals to control passenger flow and ticket validation.

• Educational institutions: To manage student and staff access.

• Recreational venues: At stadiums, amusement parks, and museums for ticketed entry.

• Government facilities: To secure sensitive areas.