Turnstile

Use this family for compact indoor entrances after luggage flow, accessibility needs and emergency release behavior are checked.

• Office and service-center entrances
• Gym and membership access
• Ticketing and controlled indoor lanes

Use this family when a wider clear passage is more important than the compact footprint of a flap or speed gate.

• Accessible entrance lanes
• Visitor and reception entrances
• Schools and residential communities

Use this family for robust controlled entry, while planning a separate accessible lane whenever wheelchair, stroller or wide-cart passage is required.

• Factory attendance entrances
• Gym and membership control
• School, stadium and public-facility access

Use this family when peak-hour throughput and entrance appearance are both important and the project can define lane quantity, reader position and safety behavior.

• Corporate and office lobbies
• Campus and government entrances
• Premium visitor and staff lanes

Use this family only after the required opening width, panel travel and safety zone are measured on the project layout.

• Controlled pedestrian lanes
• Reception and secure lobby entrances
• Project-specific wide barrier openings

Use this family for perimeter entrances that require stronger physical separation than waist-height gates and have a separately approved evacuation strategy.

• Industrial parks and factory perimeters
• Stadium and construction-site entrances
• Government and unattended access points

Use this path for a project brief when sequential interlocking is required; no catalog model should be assumed until the passage logic is defined.

• High-control staff transfer
• Restricted laboratory or data areas
• Project-specific interlocked entrance

Use this path to define a high-control entrance project; the site must confirm occupancy, emergency and accessibility rules before product selection.

• Data and high-security rooms
• Government and critical entrances
• Controlled staff verification zones