Outdoor Wing Barrier Turnstile IP65 Weatherproof Rain Hood 304 Stainless Steel Wide Temperature 1500mm Lane

Product Description

This wing barrier turnstile is built for entrances that stand in the open: park gates, resort and stadium plazas, factory yards, campus side entrances and outdoor ticket lines. The cabinet is sealed to IP65 with gasketed joints, a welded base frame and a stainless rain hood over the reader and indicator, so driving rain and dust do not reach the controller or the motor compartment.

The lane is rated for -30 to 70 degrees Celsius and keeps its 0.5 second opening time at both ends of that range. A coated 304 stainless steel shell resists salt air, chlorine from pool areas and repeated washdown, while the drainage channel in the plinth carries standing water away from the cabinet instead of letting it pool around the base.

Outdoor light is the other failure point of an entrance gate: low sun and wet ground produce reflections that blind ordinary infrared sensors. This model uses modulated anti glare infrared pairs with a wider detection threshold, so tailgating detection still works in direct sunlight, at dusk and on a wet surface. Surge protection on the power and communication lines is included for sites where the lane is fed from an outdoor distribution box.

The structure stays the standard wing gate design: 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, with relay and 12V outputs for ticket, card and face terminals.

Features and Advantages

1 . IP65 sealed cabinet for open air entrances

Gasketed joints, a welded base frame and sealed cable entries keep rain, dust and insects out of the controller and motor compartment, so the lane can stand in an open plaza without a separate shelter.

2 . Stainless rain hood over reader and indicator

A formed 304 stainless hood shields the reader window and LED indicator from direct rain and snow, which keeps the scanning surface clear and the status light readable from a distance in bad weather.

3 . Wide operating temperature range

The lane is rated from -30 to 70 degrees Celsius and holds its 0.5 second opening time across that range, covering hot coastal sites, cold northern winters and unheated outdoor ticket lines.

4 . Anti glare infrared detection

Modulated infrared pairs with a wider detection threshold keep tailgating detection reliable in direct low sun, at dusk and on wet reflective ground, where standard sensors tend to false trigger or miss.

5 . Anti corrosion shell and drainage plinth

Coated 304 stainless steel resists salt air, pool chlorine and washdown, while the drainage channel in the plinth carries standing water away from the cabinet base to limit corrosion at the floor line.

6 . Surge protection on power and signal lines

Surge suppression is fitted to the power input and the communication lines, protecting the controller and reader on sites fed from outdoor distribution boxes or long cable runs.

7 . Anti tailgating, anti crush and automatic reset

Six pairs of infrared sensors detect a second person following a valid entry, the anti crush mechanism stops the wings on contact, and an unused permission is cancelled automatically after 10 seconds.

8 . Power failure unlock and event throughput

The wings open to an unlocked state on power loss and the emergency stop button releases every lane at once. One lane handles 30 persons per minute, or 40 in normally open mode, for outdoor event peaks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can this wing barrier be installed outdoors without a shelter?

Yes. The cabinet is sealed to IP65 with gasketed joints, a welded base frame and sealed cable entries, and the reader and indicator sit under a stainless rain hood, so the lane can stand in an open plaza or ticket line.

Q2: What temperature range does it work in?

The lane is rated from -30 to 70 degrees Celsius and keeps its 0.5 second opening time across that range, which covers hot coastal sites as well as cold northern winters.

Q3: Will sunlight or wet ground affect the sensors?

The lane uses modulated anti glare infrared pairs with a wider detection threshold, so tailgating detection stays reliable in direct low sun, at dusk and on wet reflective ground.

Q4: How is the cabinet protected against rain and corrosion?

The shell is coated 304 stainless steel, cable entries are sealed, and the plinth has a drainage channel that carries standing water away from the base. This resists salt air, pool chlorine and regular washdown.

Q5: Is surge protection included?

Yes. Surge suppression is fitted on the power input and communication lines, which protects the controller and reader on sites fed from outdoor distribution boxes or long cable runs.

Q6: What is the throughput for outdoor events?

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.

Q7: Can it connect to our ticket or access control system?

Yes. Relay switch signal, 12V level signal and 12V pulse signal outputs are provided together with RS485 and TCP/IP communication, so the lane can work with ticket, card, QR and face recognition terminals.