Swing Gate Turnstile Park Entrance 1200mm 304 Stainless Steel Acrylic Arm Outdoor Weatherproof Lane

Product Introduction

A city park gate works in conditions no lobby lane has to survive: rain driven sideways, a -15 degree morning, a 60 degree summer afternoon under a metal canopy, dust from the footpath and a queue of elderly residents at 6 am. This swing gate turnstile is set for that life, with a 304 stainless steel cabinet, IP43 or IP54 protection and a working range of -30 to 70 degrees, so the gate that was installed in spring still opens in January. The lane also carries the park's own rules. A resident senior card, a city pass or an annual park ticket opens the arm, and a time policy admits morning exercisers free between 6 and 8 without a staff member at the gate, while the same lane refuses entry after closing time. A family with a stroller, a wheelchair user and a visitor walking a dog all fit through a 550-800mm channel, and the 0.5 second opening keeps the Sunday queue from backing onto the footpath. The controller counts every entry and exit, so the park office sees the current number of people inside and gets a warning before the site reaches its carrying capacity on a holiday. The permission list and the time policy are held locally, so the gate keeps working when the park network is down, and the arms unlock automatically on a fire alarm or a power failure so nobody is trapped at the fence line.

Product Features & Advantages

1. Built For An Open Air Gate

A 304 stainless steel cabinet with IP43 or IP54 protection, a condensation tolerant interior and a -30 to 70 degree working range cover rain, snow, dust and direct sun. The lane is rated for an uncovered position, not only a covered porch.

2. Free Morning Hours Without A Guard

A time policy admits morning exercisers free between 6 and 8 and applies the paid rule afterwards, without a staff member standing at the gate with a counter. The same policy refuses entry after the park closing time.

3. Senior Cards, City Passes And Annual Tickets

A resident senior card, a city pass, an annual park ticket, an IC card or a face all open the lane, and each group can be given a different rule. A free category does not need a paper token, and a paid category does not need a separate gate.

4. Strollers, Wheelchairs And Dogs

The 550-800mm channel takes a stroller, a wheelchair and a visitor walking a dog without lifting or turning sideways. At 30 people per minute, 40 in normally open mode, a Sunday morning flow does not pile up on the footpath.

5. People Inside, Counted And Capped

Every entry and exit is counted by direction, so the park office sees how many people are inside at any moment and receives a warning before the site reaches its carrying capacity. Four pairs of infrared sensors also stop a second person from slipping through behind a valid entry.

6. Unattended Operation With A Safe Exit

The permission list, the time policy and the visitor count are held in the local controller, so the gate runs unattended through a network outage and uploads the records later. On power failure or a fire alarm dry contact the arms unlock and the lane becomes a free exit, which is what an evacuation at a fenced park entrance requires.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can the lane be installed at an uncovered park gate?

Yes. The 304 stainless steel cabinet with IP43 or IP54 protection and a -30 to 70 degree range is specified for an open air position, and the interior is built to tolerate condensation. A separate rain canopy is recommended where the gate faces driving rain, and the base must be drained and earthed on site.

2. How are the free morning hours set?

A time policy is assigned to the relevant group, for example free entry between 6 and 8 for morning exercisers and the paid rule outside that window. The policy changes by weekday or by season without reissuing cards.

3. How do senior cards and free categories pass?

A senior card, a city pass, an annual ticket or a face template is registered to its own group, and the group carries its own rule. Free categories do not need a paper token, and the record still shows the entry time.

4. Can the park see how many people are inside?

The controller counts entries and exits by direction and the platform shows the number of people currently inside, with a warning threshold for carrying capacity on holidays. The counts also export as a daily visitor report.

5. What happens at closing time, on a power cut or during an evacuation?

The closing time is a time policy, so the lane refuses entry after it while still allowing people to leave. On power failure or a fire alarm dry contact the arms unlock automatically and the lane becomes a free exit, and the permission list stays in the local controller during a network outage.