√ The anti-foam water height is higher than 250mm.

√ With a fire linkage interface, when the fire signal is triggered, the rod will automatically drop and quickly guide the evacuation of personnel.

√ After brushing the valid card, the pole rotates forward at a smaller Angle to prompt the pedestrian to pass. Once the pedestrian touches the pole, it starts to rotate forward to the horizontal position.

√ With the anti-clip function, it can effectively avoid pushing down vulnerable groups such as the elderly and children, prevent personnel injury, and ensure the safety of use.

√ When the door is not received, the movement will be locked after the rod is hit by an external force. √ Anti-collision capability.

√ The shape is simple, beautiful, generous, stable and durable, subverting the bloated impression of low-end gate machines.

√ Use LED to indicate traffic direction.

√ Only authorized persons may pass, and unauthorized persons may not pass.

√ Support a variety of configurations in the direction of traffic (controlled, free, prohibited).

Advantages of Tripod Turnstiles

1. High safety and anti-impact performance, effectively preventing illegal tailgating and unauthorized passage.
2. Compact structure, small footprint, suitable for narrow passages and crowded entrances and exits.
3. Stable operation, low failure rate, long service life and low later maintenance cost.
4. Accurate pedestrian flow statistics, easy to connect with access control, attendance and ticketing systems.
5. Simple and humanized operation, fast passing speed, smooth and orderly pedestrian flow.
6. Good anti-climbing and anti-drilling design, high security management level.
7. Low noise during operation, durable and suitable for long-time continuous operation.
8. Flexible application, widely used in factories, stations, communities, scenic spots and office buildings.

Outdoor Application Scenarios for Tripod Turnstiles
1. Community gates & residential area entrances
2. Factory and industrial park access control
3. Scenic spots, tourist attractions and park passages
4. Bus stations, subway exits and outdoor pedestrian channels
5. Construction site entrance management
6. Stadiums, exhibition halls and outdoor public passages
7. Campus outdoor gates and peripheral access control