Entrance Automation System

Boom Barrier

A boom barrier, also known as a road barrier or gate, is a security feature commonly found at road entrances, parking garages, and other controlled access areas. It consists of a metal arm that can be raised or lowered to allow or prevent vehicles from entering a restricted area.

Flap Barrier

Flap Barriers offers security at the EXIT & ENTRY points of Factories, Metro Stations, Airports, Offices, Colleges, GYM/CLUBS etc., to ensure that only authorized personnel can access the premises. Allows one person to pass at a time and are used to control the ENTRY and EXIT of designated areas and are known for their faster access control. Flap barriers are available in single lane and multi lanes.

The Flap barrier mechanism has the feature that the wings can automatically open and close. Once the person swipes the card or shows his face in face reader the barrier gets opened, after the signal received by the access, the flap barrier automatically closes after a few seconds. The opening and closing of the wings is very fast and timed, thus allowing the person to easily check in and check out. This makes foot traffic smoother and accessing the space efficient. There are no mechanical wear and no noise. Flap barrier is designed using DC Motor and highly reliable IR Sensors to make it safe.

Swing Barrier

Swing Barriers are used in Public and private sector offices, Gym, Factories, Manufacturing Facilities, Educational institutions, etc. The installation process takes less amount of time and manpower. Access control and time attendance reader can be integrated into Swing Lane barrier to improve accuracy of reporting. Swing Lane barriers are available in single lane and multi lanes. It has a special feature of allowing one person at a time through each lane to avoid tailgating. Quick swing motion of the door wings and the integrated authorization memory, the Speed lane maintains a high capacity of transaction of 20-35 people per minute. Swing Barriers are designed using DC Motors and highly reliable sensors to make it safe and secure.

One of the main benefits of using swing barriers is the ability to control access to certain areas. This can be especially useful in environments where security is a concern, such as government buildings or data centers. In addition to security, swing barriers can also be used to help manage crowds and reduce the risk of bottlenecks. This is especially useful in high-traffic areas where long lines can form, such as theme parks or sporting events.

Swing Gate

Swing gates are gates that open and close automatically with the help of electronic, hydraulic or mechanical devices called swing gate operators. Swing gates reduce the need for humans to open and close the gate, and are increasingly becoming a mainstay in shared facilities, such as airport terminals.

Tripod Turnstile

tripod turnstile is a waist high access control system with three mechanical revolving arms. Tripod turnstiles allow only one person at a time with a set of rotating tripod barrier arms. These turnstile gates have traditionally been the most popular turnstile gate. It enables unauthorized entrants and prohibited substances to enter any secured premises.

This turnstile is an ideal solution where you need to control immense pedestrian traffic. It Comes with the drop arms feature which allows free space for exit in case of any emergencies/power failure. Tripod turnstiles are mostly used for monitoring and calculating the number of people going in and coming out. It helps to maintain the queue and find unauthorized access. Using this is the best choice for using in highly crowded places like sports stadiums, amusement parks, and university facilities. The tripod will rotate only when people insert /scan a ticket, ID cards, access card, etc. In some cases, it will work as paid access like in public transport, or it allows access to authorized people in corporate buildings.

Sliding Door

The actual sliding door is a movable rectangular framed sheet of window glass that is mounted parallel to a similar and often fixed similarly framed neighboring glass partition. The movable panel slides in a fixed track usually, and in its own plane parallel to the neighboring stationary panel.

The minor components that make up the runners and the frame include bumpers, the handle, the lock, the tracks, and the wheels. These are actually rather simple components that are extremely simple to slot together, depending on the technical proficiency of the individual building and installing the glass sliding door.