Description
ultra wide channel swing turnstile
The ultra-wide passage of the swing gate is especially suitable for wheelchair passage, providing enhanced accessibility for wheelchair users by widening the passage width and allowing for a smoother transition through the gateway. This makes it easier for people with disabilities to move freely and increases the safety of all individuals using the area. The wider passage also ensures that larger items such as bikes, strollers and other mobility aids can fit through without any obstruction.
swing turnstile arm length
The length of a swing turnstile arm can range from 600mm to 900mm, and customers can choose the length that best suits their needs. Depending on the application, the arm length can vary to meet the specific requirements. Swings turnstile arms are typically manufactured from stainless steel, and come in a variety of styles and finishes. The arms can be manually operated, or operated with an automated system. Depending on the type of system installed, the arms can be controlled with a variety of access control methods, such as card readers, fingerprint scanners, and keypads.
swing turnstile feature
Swing turnstile is a type of security gate that is extremely durable and long-lasting. It is designed to operate reliably, with a responsive and stable operation. It is able to handle high levels of traffic and can be used in a variety of settings. The turnstile is also resistant to wear and tear and can stand up to harsh weather conditions. It is easy to install, maintain, and service, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic areas. The turnstile is also equipped with advanced safety features, providing a secure and reliable access control solution.
remote control by pc
A swing turnstile is a mechanical gate that can be used to control access to a restricted area. It typically consists of two rotating arms mounted on a central post and can be operated manually by pushing the arms in a swinging motion. However, swing turnstiles can also be remotely controlled by computers. This means that the turnstile can be opened or closed at a certain time, or in response to certain conditions, such as a person’s identity or the presence of an access card. This type of technology can be used to provide increased security in areas such as airports, government buildings, office buildings, and private residences.
