Tripod Turnstile Barrier

Product Description

When regulated entry is required, a tripod turnstile barrier is one sort of access control equipment that is used to manage the flow of foot traffic. Three spinning arms or bars set on a central post make up this apparatus. Depending on the control system, these rotating arms can either allow or prevent passage.

An essential component of a tripod turnstile barrier is:

1. Three arms, or bars, are uniformly spaced around a centre post on the turnstile. These arms can block or open passageways by rotating horizontally. The other two arms stay locked when one arm is moved to open the door, denying unauthorised entry.

2. Control System: The turnstile barrier has a control system that regulates how the arms move. A central control unit, sensors, and input devices like proximity card readers, barcode scanners, or biometric devices can all be a part of this system. The turnstile arms are opened or closed by the control system in response to signals and commands.

3. Rotation Mechanism: A pivot or bearing mechanism is used to rotate the arms of the tripod turnstile barrier. The control system engages the rotation mechanism to permit passage when a legitimate credential is presented or when a command is received. The arms rotate back to their initial position after a person has passed through, preventing future access.

4. Tripod turnstile barriers have safety elements built in to stop accidents and guarantee pedestrian security. Some of these characteristics could be emergency stop buttons, sensors that can detect obstacles or objects, and anti-panic devices that let the arms move freely in an emergency.

5. Integration with Access Control: Tripod turnstile barriers that offer regulated and secure entry can be combined with access control systems. Only those with appropriate credentials and authorization can pass past the turnstile thanks to this integration.

6. Construction and Durability: Tripod turnstile barriers are frequently made of sturdy materials like stainless steel or aluminium, making them long-lasting and resistant to tampering.

Office buildings, metro stations, stadiums, amusement parks, and other places requiring controlled pedestrian entry frequently employ tripod turnstile barriers. They offer a practical way to control the movement of people while boosting security and preventing unauthorised access.

Features:

• Automatic reset function
• No noise and impact when running
• Easy to install and rugged construction