Facial Recognition Swing Gate Turnstile 1200mm Acrylic Arm 304 Stainless Steel Fast Passage

Product Introduction

The facial recognition swing gate turnstile is a pedestrian lane for entrances where visitors should pass without touching a card, a ticket or a phone. A face terminal mounted at the lane verifies the person in front of it, then the acrylic swing arm opens for a single pass in about 0.5 seconds. The 1200*200*980mm stainless steel cabinet, 550-850mm channel and transparent arms suit office lobbies, staff entrances, factory gates, apartment communities, scenic areas, hospitals and school campuses. Because the credential is the person, the lane removes card sharing, lost badge replacement and the queue that forms when everyone has to stop and tap. One lane handles 30 people per minute normally closed and 40 people per minute normally open, so the morning staff peak and the visitor flow at a scenic gate both move freely. The controller also accepts RFID/IC/ID cards, QR codes, fingerprint, mobile NFC and remote door opening, so staff without an enrolled face, temporary visitors and contractors can still use the same lane. Four pairs of infrared sensors, anti tailgating alarms, fault self diagnosis and power failure release keep operation safe, and relay, 12V level, 12V pulse, RS485 or TCP/IP interfaces let the lane report to an existing access control or attendance platform.

Product Advantages

1. Touch Free Face Verification

The face terminal verifies identity from a normal standing distance, so people pass without touching a shared reader. This suits high traffic entrances where card contact slows the line and where hygiene expectations rule out shared surfaces.

2. Efficient Passage for Large Groups

A verification plus a 0.5 second arm opening lets each person walk through without breaking stride. At 30 people per minute normally closed and 40 people per minute normally open, a bank of lanes clears a shift change or a tour group entering a scenic area in a fraction of the time a manual check would need.

3. Intelligent Access Management

Each enrolled face carries permission rules, so staff, tenants, residents and members can be limited to set lanes, time windows and areas. Every pass is recorded with a time stamp, which supports attendance, visitor logs and capacity review without additional hardware.

4. Safe and Reliable Operation

Four pairs of infrared sensors watch the lane, tailgating triggers an audible and visual alarm, and the arm reverses on resistance to avoid pinching. The control board reports faults through self diagnosis, and the arms release automatically on power failure so the lane never traps people inside.

5. Modern Design and Flexible Integration

The slim stainless cabinet, clear acrylic arms and LED indicator strips keep the entrance open and modern. Relay switch signals, 12V level and pulse signals, RS485 and TCP/IP communication allow the lane to connect with face recognition platforms, attendance software, building management and third party security systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can this facial recognition turnstile be used?

It suits office lobbies, staff and factory entrances, apartment communities, scenic areas, hospitals, school campuses and sports venues. The stainless steel frame and IP43/IP54 protection allow both indoor lobbies and covered outdoor entrances.

2. What access verification methods are supported?

The lane supports face recognition as the primary method, plus RFID/IC/ID cards, QR codes, fingerprint, mobile NFC, password entry and remote door opening. Different methods can run on the same lane, so visitors and contractors are not forced to enrol a face.

3. Can the turnstile operate during a power failure?

Yes. The arms release automatically on power failure so people can leave without obstruction, which matters for fire safety compliance in an enclosed lobby. Battery backup and remote release can also be specified for projects that need continued operation.

4. Is the installation and maintenance process easy?

The unit is anchored on a finished base and connected to power and network, and the modular cabinet separates control board, motor and arm for quick part replacement. Face terminal firmware and templates are managed from the platform, and the control board reports faults through self diagnosis.

5. Can it be connected with third-party management systems?

Yes. The controller provides relay switch signals, 12V level signals and 12V pulse signals with pulse width over 100ms, plus RS485 or TCP/IP communication, so it can be integrated with third party attendance, visitor management and security platforms.

Planning a face recognition entrance project? Contact us for a free consultation, customised lane layout, factory pricing and technical support for your site.