Waist-height turnstiles sometimes referred to as high tripod turnstiles, are a common and extensively utilized access control option made to restrict pedestrian movement while preserving a moderate degree of security.  One person can pass at a time with permission. These are made up of three revolving arms and stand about waist level. 

Important features:

• Only authorized people are permitted admission with controlled access, which easily integrates with barcode readers, RFID cards, and biometric scanners.

• Robust Design: Constructed with powder-coated materials or sturdy stainless steel for long-term durability and vandalism resistance.

• According to the requirements of the traffic flow, the bi-directional flow can be set up for entry, exit, or both.

• Compact & Space-Saving: Perfect for small spaces without sacrificing utility.

Flap barriers are sleek, automated access control gates commonly used in locations where aesthetics and high pedestrian throughput are priorities. These barriers feature retractable flaps (usually made of acrylic or tempered glass) that open and close swiftly to allow or deny entry based on authorization.

Important Features: 

• Easy and Quick Operation: Perfect for busy places, this system is made to be quickly entered and exited.

• Elegant Design: streamlined, contemporary look with finishes that may be altered to blend in with home design.

• Easy to Use: Easily accessed via QR codes, biometric systems, RFID cards, or facial recognition.

• Sensors in the anti-tailgating and alarm system stop unwanted or repeated entry and sound an alert if infractions take place.​

Optical turnstiles are modern, sensor-based access control systems designed to manage pedestrian entry securely and seamlessly without the use of physical barriers like arms or gates. Instead, they rely on infrared or laser sensors to detect movement and authorize access.

Important features:

• Barrier-Free Operation: Faster and more comfortable entry is possible because many optical turnstiles function without physical barriers.

• Advanced Sensor Technology: This technology tracks and detects people using infrared or beam sensors, which stops illegal access and tailgating.

• High Throughput: Facilitates rapid and effective movement in regions with high pedestrian flow.

• Elegant Design: They seem sleek and contemporary, which makes them ideal for businesses and high-end structures. 

Like a rotating door, full-height turnstiles are high-security access control obstacles from the floor to the ceiling.  They are perfect for areas that need stringent crowd control and utmost security because they are made to let just one person pass at a time. 

Important features:

• Maximum Security: These turnstiles are very safe since they are full-body high, which deters illicit access and tailgating.

• Sturdy Construction: Made of stainless steel or heavy-duty steel to withstand corrosion and challenging conditions.

• Single or double lanes are offered in single or dual passage configurations to accommodate space and throughput needs.

• Integration Capabilities: Suitable for various access control systems, including RFID cards, biometric readers, and facial recognition software.

Crowd control gates are physical barriers designed to manage and direct the movement of large groups of people in public or high-traffic environments. These gates help ensure orderly access, enhance safety, and prevent unauthorized entry in sensitive or restricted areas.

Important Features: 

• Flexibility and Modularity: Easily changeable to accommodate evolving event design or crowd control requirements.

• Sturdy Construction: Constructed with robust materials like steel or aluminum to endure outdoor environments and heavy use.

• Depending on the user's needs, moveable and fixed installations offer options.

• Safety-oriented design reduces the chance of damage in crowded areas with rounded edges and sturdy bases. 

For people with impairments, handicap-accessible gates are particularly made for access control systems that guarantee adherence to accessibility guidelines like the Americans with Impairments Act (ADA) or comparable laws in other nations.  These gates provide wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility aids with safer access, smoother functioning, and wider apertures. 

Important features:

• Greater Entry Width: To make it easier for wheelchairs and other mobility aids to enter through, gates are typically 36 inches or broader than other gates.

• Smooth and Quiet Operation: These devices move quietly and gently, usually motorized or fitted with soft-close hinges.

• Sturdy and Stable Design: Constructed using sturdy materials to provide stability and long-term use.

• Safety Compliance: Adheres to global accessibility standards to guarantee equal access.