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How do you use a turnstile gate?
Turnstile gate is a common entrance and exit control equipment, usually used in stations, shopping malls, office buildings and other places. It can effectively limit the flow of people and vehicles to ensure that only authorized people or vehicles can pass.
To use a turnstile, you first need to place the turnstile where traffic needs to be controlled. Then, the opening and closing of the turnstile is controlled through a control device on the turnstile (usually a button or a card reader).
When passage is required, users can open the turnstile by swiping their card or pressing a button, and then enter the target area through the turnstile. After the user has passed through, the turnstile will automatically close to ensure that only authorized personnel can enter.
Some common turnstiles are:
Tripod Turnstile Gate: A tripod Turnstile Gate is a common turnstile gate, usually composed of three mutually perpendicular rotating railings, which control traffic through the rotation of the rotating railings. It has simple structure and easy operation, and is suitable for places with dense traffic.
Four-roller gate: The four-roller gate is similar to the tripod turnstile gate and is usually used in places with larger traffic volume and higher safety requirements.
Half-height revolving door: The height is about 1.2 meters, which can effectively control traffic while ensuring traffic efficiency and safety. It is suitable for places where people pass frequently and the traffic flow requirements are not high.
Full Height Turnstile: The height is higher, generally more than 2 meters, which can effectively prevent illegal entry and ensure traffic order. It is suitable for places that require strict traffic control and high safety requirements.
Using a turnstile is not complicated. As long as you follow the correct methods and precautions, you can achieve good entrance and exit control.
To use a turnstile, you first need to place the turnstile where traffic needs to be controlled. Then, the opening and closing of the turnstile is controlled through a control device on the turnstile (usually a button or a card reader).
When passage is required, users can open the turnstile by swiping their card or pressing a button, and then enter the target area through the turnstile. After the user has passed through, the turnstile will automatically close to ensure that only authorized personnel can enter.
Tripod Turnstile Gate: A tripod Turnstile Gate is a common turnstile gate, usually composed of three mutually perpendicular rotating railings, which control traffic through the rotation of the rotating railings. It has simple structure and easy operation, and is suitable for places with dense traffic.
Four-roller gate: The four-roller gate is similar to the tripod turnstile gate and is usually used in places with larger traffic volume and higher safety requirements.
Half-height revolving door: The height is about 1.2 meters, which can effectively control traffic while ensuring traffic efficiency and safety. It is suitable for places where people pass frequently and the traffic flow requirements are not high.
Full Height Turnstile: The height is higher, generally more than 2 meters, which can effectively prevent illegal entry and ensure traffic order. It is suitable for places that require strict traffic control and high safety requirements.
Using a turnstile is not complicated. As long as you follow the correct methods and precautions, you can achieve good entrance and exit control.
