SUS304 Housing Material Two-Arm Turnstile Pedestrian Security Gate System with Alarm Function

Two-Arm Turnstile Pedestrian Security Gate Turnstile System

Product Application

A two-arm turnstile is a type of access control system commonly used in various settings, such as stadiums, office buildings, and transportation hubs. It consists of two rotating arms or barriers that allow or restrict the passage of individuals.

The main purpose of a two-arm turnstile is to regulate the flow of people, ensuring only authorized individuals can enter a specific area while preventing unauthorized access. It helps enhance security and control pedestrian traffic in a controlled manner.

Two-arm turnstiles are typically operated electronically and can be integrated with various access control systems, such as RFID card readers or biometric scanners. When a person presents a valid credential, such as a card or fingerprint, the turnstile unlocks and allows passage. After the person passes through, the arms rotate back to their original position, preventing others from entering without proper authorization.

These turnstiles are designed to be robust and durable, capable of withstanding high traffic volumes and providing reliable access control. They are often equipped with sensors to detect tailgating or forced entry attempts, ensuring the integrity of the access control system.

In summary, a two-arm turnstile is an effective access control solution that provides secure and controlled entry to restricted areas, helping organizations maintain security and manage pedestrian flow efficiently.