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Entrance equipment

Explore turnstiles, barriers and gate equipment by entrance type. Confirm lane width, site conditions, operating requirements and required safety equipment.

ZKTeco Saturn-T1000 tripod turnstiles beside a reception desk
Saturn-T1000 tripod turnstiles

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Planning an entrance control project

Start by separating people from vehicles, since each needs different equipment.

  • Pedestrian lanes: turnstiles and speed gates covers tripod turnstiles for basic counting, swing and flap barriers for lobbies, and full-height turnstiles for unmanned perimeters.
  • Vehicle lanes: boom barriers control car park and society gates, while Long-Range Vehicle Access uses UHF readers and windshield tags so cars pass without stopping. ANPR / LPR systems read number plates instead of tags.
  • Gates: Gate Automation holds Nice kits for sliding and swing gates, and Controls & Accessories has the matching remotes and add-ons.
  • Parking and safety: Parking Equipment includes bollards, a parking lock and a ticket dispenser, and Sensors & Safety Devices covers photocells, loop detectors and radar sensors that stop a boom or gate closing on a vehicle.

Most lanes also need a reader or credential, power and a network point, so plan these at every entry. For multi-lane or mixed jobs, request a quote with your lane count and site details.

Buying guidance

How to choose entrance control

General guidance. Ratings vary by model.

  1. People or vehiclesTurnstiles and speed gates control people. Boom barriers, gate motors and bollards control vehicles.
  2. Throughput and widthCheck people or vehicles per minute at peak times, and allow a wider lane for wheelchairs, luggage or deliveries.
  3. IdentificationDecide how people or vehicles are identified: card, face, QR code, UHF tag or number plate, and fit the reader to the barrier.
  4. Safety devicesPlan photocells, safety edges or loop detectors so a gate or barrier does not close on a person or vehicle. Check the IP rating outdoors.

Need help choosing?

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