Access designed for your entrance.
Speed gates use opening or moving wings to control pedestrian flow. At office entrances and visitor reception areas, they are designed alongside passage dimensions and authentication methods. How the system is used matters as much as its architectural appearance when choosing a model.
- Planning the number of lanes and passage width
- Defining reader and visitor workflows
- Assessing accessibility and emergency exits
How do we plan your project?
Expected peak-time user numbers, entry directions and items carried affect passage design. Detection hardware, wing movement and safety behaviour should be reviewed in the model’s technical documentation. Actual throughput depends on the reader and operating conditions.
Frequently asked questions
How does it differ from a tripod turnstile?
The mechanical passage arrangement and user experience differ. Speed gates use a winged lane, while tripod models use a three-arm mechanism. Selection depends on space, user profiles and project requirements.
What information should I share for a quotation?
You can share the intended setting, existing infrastructure and project scope. Site measurements and current device models, if available, help with the initial assessment.
