Electronic Full Height Turnstile With Face Recognition Fingerprint Access Control
A full-height turnstile is a type of access control system used to restrict or control the flow of people entering or exiting a facility. It is typically composed of a rotating vertical barrier or rotor, which allows one person to pass through at a time, and a locking mechanism that prevents unauthorized entry or exit.
| Model Number | AKT331 |
| Colour | Silver white or customize |
| Raw material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Pass speed | 30 ppl/min |
| Dimension | 1630*1500*2300mm |
| System connected with | ID card reader, barcode scanner, facial and fingerprint module, etc. |
| Passage width | 600mm |
| Voltage | AC220V ±10% 50Hz |
| Interface | Relay Signal |
| Communication interface | RS485 (Distance: within 1200m) |
Characteristics
1. Throughput capacity: Full-height turnstiles can have different throughput capacities, which refer to the number of users that can pass through the turnstile per minute. The capacity can vary depending on the model and configuration and can range from 10 to 30 users per minute.
2. Anti-tailgating features: Full-height turnstiles can have anti-tailgating features to prevent unauthorized access, such as sensors that detect multiple users trying to pass through the turnstile at once, or alarms that sound when the turnstile is forced open.
3. Integration with access control systems: Full-height turnstiles can be integrated with various access control systems, such as RFID card readers, biometric scanners, or keypads, to ensure that only authorized users are allowed to pass through the turnstile.
4. Weather resistance: Full-height turnstiles can be designed to withstand various weather conditions, such as rain, wind, or snow, and can have features such as waterproofing or temperature regulation to ensure reliable operation.
5. Tamper-resistant design: Full-height turnstiles can have a tamper-resistant design to prevent unauthorized modifications or tampering, such as reinforced steel frames or locking mechanisms.
