Waist High Turnstiles

Waist High Turnstiles

Waist high turnstiles (tripods) are a quick and reliable method to ensure the security of certain areas of a building. They are activated by an access control system such as a card reader, biometric device or external control panel. The access control system can be integrated directly into the turnstile or in a separate pedestal, reception or security desk.

Application Examples

  • Employee and Visitor Access Control
  • Pedestrian Traffic Flow Control
  • Patron Counting

Typical Installation Areas

  • Entrances and Lobbies
  • Fitness Clubs
  • Recreation Centers
  • Stadiums and Arenas
  • Amusement Parks

Easy Integration

Examples From Installations

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Waist Heigh Turnstiles FAQs

What is a waist high turnstile?

A waist-height turnstile is a type of turnstile gate that typically has horizontal rotating arms at waist height, allowing individuals to pass through by pushing the arms in one direction. These turnstiles are designed to provide a moderate level of access control while maintaining a more open and convenient passage compared to full-height turnstiles. Waist-height turnstiles are commonly used in various environments such as office buildings, amusement parks, stadiums, and public transportation systems. They are effective in preventing unauthorized access and managing the flow of people in a controlled manner.

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