Touchless Turnstiles
Touchless Turnstiles (aka Optical Turnstiles) are turnstiles that allows people to pass through without having to touch it. By using a beam to detect the user and sensors, the turnstile will open for them. Touchless turnstiles use infrared sensors to detect people and objects.
Application Examples
- Employee and Visitor Access Control
- Time and Attendance Integration
Typical Installation Areas
- Government Facilities
- Corporate Lobbies
- Health/Recreation Centers
- Gyms
How touchless turnstiles work?
Touchless turnstiles are required to be installed in pairs to function. Since they are used as a pair, it is important to choose the right number of these turnstiles to suit your needs. In addition to gauging your needs, you should also consider how many of these devices will be used for pedestrian traffic and for access for the disabled.
For instance, two types of HG-100-S, one master and one slave, are required for a single-lane pass. PLC exists in the master one and opening-closing scenarios are built through it. A two-lane pass is installed by placing 2 HG-100-S on each side of HG-100-C.
Turnstile models with wide wings, called as hybrid or accordion, are used for disabled access. The gate for disabled access should have a minimum 90 cm-width.
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