Pedestrian entrance control

ZKBio CVSecurity is the management software listed for the TS1000 Plus and TS2000 Plus tripods, the Saturn and Comet ranges, the SBTL3000 and SBTL8000 swing barriers, and the SpeedFace V5L face terminal used on lanes. It holds personnel and access levels for every lane in one place, logs each passage and shows live status, so the same records cover the gate, the office doors and attendance.

For visitors, the QR600 reader in this range reads dynamic QR codes issued through the ZKBio CVSecurity mobile app. The lane specifications name the QR500 as their under-mount QR reader, so confirm the reader model for your lane with technical sales before ordering. Lanes that carry their own controller, such as the SBT2011S and SBT2022S variants, store up to 10,000 cards and 100,000 logs on board.

• Civil work: lanes bolt to a level concrete base, with cable ducts laid before the floor finish. Full-height units weigh 100 kg or more.
• Power: most lanes take AC 110V or 220V mains. Give each a dedicated, protected circuit and put controllers and readers on a UPS.
• Emergency egress: wire the fire alarm relay to the lane’s fire signal input where one is provided, and keep a separate emergency exit or a lane that opens on alarm.
• Accessibility: plan at least one wide lane for wheelchairs, trolleys and deliveries. The Saturn-S2000 and Mars-S100 offer 900 mm options, and the SBTL3000 runs 600 to 900 mm.
• Weather: many tripods and flaps are rated indoor, or outdoor if sheltered, so add a canopy at open gates, or choose a full-height turnstile.
• Earthing and network: earth every metal cabinet, keep mains and data cables apart, and run network to each lane controller.

Installation is carried out by your own installer or contractor. SecurityGearHub supplies the lanes and readers and can advise on layout and wiring through installation support.

• More lanes: add matching units side by side. Dual units such as the Saturn S1200 and SBTL3200 add a further lane from a shared middle cabinet.
• Stronger credentials: start with KR series card readers, add FR1200 or FR1500S fingerprint readers, then move to face with the SpeedFace V5L on supported lanes.
• Visitors: add QR codes so guests pass with a code sent to their phone instead of a temporary card.
• One system: manage lanes, office doors and attendance together in ZKBio CVSecurity. See the full turnstiles and speed gates range and compatible readers.

Tripods are rugged and suit factory gates. Flap barriers move people quickly in lobbies. Swing barriers give wider, accessible lanes. Full-height turnstiles cannot be jumped, so they suit unmanned perimeters.

Divide the number of people arriving in your busiest window by the lane throughput. For example, 600 workers arriving in 15 minutes is 40 people a minute. The Saturn-S2000 specification lists 35 per minute by card and 15 per minute by face, so card entry needs at least two lanes and face entry three. Add a margin.

Yes. The Saturn-F1000 and Comet list the SpeedFace V5L as a top-mount face terminal, and the SBTL3000 lists it as a paired product. Face verification is slower per person than a card, so plan lanes accordingly.

Lanes with emergency mode release for evacuation; the Saturn-S2000 lists its swing barriers opening automatically. Check each model’s behaviour on power loss, and keep a separate emergency exit as your fire authority requires.

Usually not. The TS1000 Plus and TS2000 Plus list a C3-200, InBio 260 Pro or third-party controller, and the SBTL8000 has none fitted. The SBT2011S and SBT2022S variants include an RFID reader and PGIC controller.