Gym entry and access

ZKBio CVSecurity is the access control platform. It registers terminals, holds personnel and access levels, and records every entry. Its specification lists up to 300,000 personnel on a Windows PC or Windows Server, and 10-door expansion licences add door capacity.

GymNtry is SecurityGearHub’s own gym management software. It keeps member records, including group and corporate memberships, and sells daily, weekly, monthly or yearly plans, each opening specific gym areas. It raises recurring invoices automatically, tracks overdue ones, records full and partial payments, and keeps an advance-payment wallet. Memberships can be frozen with an automatic resume date, members can be blacklisted, and a dashboard shows revenue, active members and check-ins.

GymNtry works with ZKTeco ZKBio CVSecurity. It creates members on the ZKBio server and grants door or turnstile access only while a membership is active and paid, removing it automatically when an invoice goes overdue, a membership is paused or cancelled, or a member is blacklisted. Fingerprints are enrolled through a ZKBio-connected registration device, and faces from a webcam or photo with quality checks. Each member’s door access history sits in their record.

ZKTeco easy GymFit is the other membership package in the catalogue. It lists Windows 11 or Windows Server with PostgreSQL or Microsoft SQL Server 2019, and the MiniAC Plus as its supported device, with other visible light devices on request through customisation.

• Floor and conduit. Lanes are bolted to a level, finished floor, with conduit laid between cabinets before tiling.
• Controller. Lane specifications name ZKTeco C3 or InBio controllers or third-party devices. Ask technical sales which controller your chosen lane needs.
• Power and backup. The lanes take mains AC and the terminals 12 V DC. Put lanes, controller and server on a UPS.
• Emergency egress. A turnstile is not a fire exit. Keep a separate exit route and wire the fire alarm to the lane’s emergency or fire input where the model lists one.
• Terminal position. Mount face terminals to suit the approach, away from direct sunlight and strong backlight.
• Network and earthing. Run structured cabling to each lane, give devices fixed IP addresses and earth the steel cabinets.

Installation is done by your own installer or electrician. SecurityGearHub supplies the hardware and software and can advise before you order. The turnstile buying guide compares lane types.

• More doors. Add face recognition terminals on pool, spa or studio doors so area-specific plans are enforced inside, with 10-door expansion licences as needed.
• Cards. Add 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz cards matched to your terminal’s card module.
• Unattended hours. A full-height model from the turnstiles range suits early or late entry with no desk staff.
• Lockers. The LockerPad-7B face terminal drives up to 96 locker locks through lock control boards.

No, face alone works for most members. Most listed terminals also accept a card, and some accept fingerprint or PIN (check each specification), useful when a member prefers a card.

With GymNtry, access is removed automatically when an invoice goes overdue and granted again once the membership is active and paid.

Tripods are compact and robust for a single entrance with moderate traffic. Flap and swing barriers feel more open and handle faster flow; wider swing lanes help members with bags or wheelchairs.

Yes. GymNtry creates members and grants or removes their access on the ZKBio CVSecurity server, which manages the terminals and lanes and records every entry.

Yes. GymNtry supports a freeze with an automatic resume date; access is removed while the membership is paused.