Office Building Wing Barrier Turnstile Multi Tenant Access Control

Product Description

This wing barrier turnstile is configured for office building lobbies where several tenant companies share one entrance. The controller stores separate permission groups, so staff of each tenant are recognised only for their own floor and only during their contracted access hours, while building management keeps a single lane layout in the lobby instead of installing one gate per company.

Visitors are handled without a reception queue. The tenant or the front desk issues a QR pass in advance with a validity window; the guest scans the code on the lane reader, the wings open in 0.5 seconds, and the pass expires automatically at the end of the visit. Lost or unused passes simply lapse, so no badge has to be collected at the end of the day.

Every entry and exit is written to the access log together with employee number, tenant, lane and timestamp. The data is exported to attendance and payroll systems through RS485 or TCP/IP, covering shift start, late arrival, overtime and absence without a separate time clock at each floor. The lane also provides relay and 12V dry contacts for lift destination control, fire alarm linkage and third party access platforms.

The cabinet keeps the standard wing gate structure: 1500mm 304 stainless steel pedestal, acrylic swing arms, six pairs of infrared sensors, anti tailgating logic, automatic reset in 10 seconds, and automatic unlock on power failure or emergency stop. Brushed or painted finishes, lane quantity and logo can be matched to the lobby interior.

Features and Advantages

1 . Multi tenant permission groups in one lane

Each tenant company is set up as an independent permission group with its own staff list, floor rights and access time windows. One lane therefore serves the whole building, and a leaving tenant's group can be disabled in a single action without touching other companies.

2 . Pre registered visitor QR pass

The tenant or lobby desk issues a QR or numeric pass before the visit, valid for a defined time window and limited to the host floor. The guest enters without a badge, the pass expires automatically, and every visitor entry stays traceable to the hosting company.

3 . Passage data becomes attendance data

Each entry and exit is recorded with employee number, tenant, lane and timestamp, then exported to HR or payroll systems for shift start, late arrival, overtime and absence calculation, removing the need for a separate time clock on every floor.

4 . Peak hour throughput for shift changes

Opening time is 0.5 seconds and a single lane handles 30 persons per minute in normal mode or 40 persons per minute in normally open mode, which absorbs the morning arrival peak of a multi tenant tower without a long queue in the lobby.

5 . Lift and floor control linkage

Relay outputs and 12V level or pulse signals can be wired to lift destination control or floor gates, so the credential that opens the lane also releases only the permitted floor, and visitor passes can be restricted to the reception level.

6 . Anti tailgating and anti crush protection

Six pairs of infrared sensors monitor the lane continuously. A second person following a valid card holder is detected and the wings remain closed, while the anti crush mechanism stops the arms from hitting a user who enters unexpectedly.

7 . Fire alarm linkage and emergency release

On a fire alarm or power failure the wings open automatically to an unlocked state, and the side emergency stop button releases every lane instantly, keeping the evacuation route clear during an emergency.

8 . Lobby grade finish and customisation

The 304 stainless steel cabinet is rated for more than 5 million operating cycles. Brushed stainless, baked paint colours, LED indicator colour, lane width and company logo can be customised to match the building interior.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can one wing barrier serve several companies in the same building?

Yes. Each tenant is created as a separate permission group with its own staff list, floor rights and access hours, so one lane in the shared lobby can serve every company while keeping their data and permissions apart.

Q2: How do visitors get in without a badge?

The tenant or the front desk issues a QR pass in advance with a validity window and a permitted floor. The visitor scans the code on the lane reader and the wings open; the pass expires automatically at the end of the visit.

Q3: Can the turnstile replace an attendance clock?

It can. Every entry and exit is logged with employee number, tenant, lane and timestamp, and the data is exported to attendance or payroll systems through RS485 or TCP/IP, so shift and overtime records come straight from the gate.

Q4: What is the passage speed during morning peak hours?

Opening time is 0.5 seconds. One lane handles 30 persons per minute in normal mode and up to 40 persons per minute in normally open mode, with a standard channel width of 550mm to 600mm.

Q5: Can it control which floor a person reaches?

Yes. Relay outputs and 12V level or pulse signals can be connected to lift destination control or floor gates, so the same credential releases only the permitted floor, and visitor passes can be limited to the reception level.

Q6: What happens during a fire alarm or power failure?

The wings open automatically to an unlocked state on power failure and on fire alarm signal, and the emergency stop button releases every lane at once, so the lobby stays clear for evacuation.

Q7: Can the cabinet be customised for our lobby design?

Yes. Stainless steel finish, baked paint colour, LED indicator colour, lane quantity, channel width and company logo can all be customised, and the lane can be integrated with existing access control or visitor management platforms.