Tripod Turnstile Gate

Tripod Turnstile Gate Specification

Color
Silver

Usage
Office Use, Hotels

Mounting Type
Floor-mounted

Material
Stainless Steel

Special Features
Automatic

Power Supply
Electric

Tripod Turnstile Gate Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
50 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
2-10 Week

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Tripod Turnstile Gate

A tripod turnstile is a compact, waist-high access control barrier featuring three rotating, stainless steel arms mounted on a, often stainless steel, cabinet. It allows single-person entry upon authorized authentication (RFID, biometrics, or ticket). Ideal for high-traffic areas, they offer durable, bi-directional pedestrian flow control (up to 40 people per minute) in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Key Features and Functions

Access Control Integration: Typically works with RFID card readers, fingerprint scanners, facial recognition, and QR code scanners.
Mechanism Types:
- Manual: Arms must be pushed slightly to rotate.
- Automatic: A motor drives the arm to rotate automatically after authorization.
Security & Safety: Includes anti-tailgating features (auto-locks after 120 rotation). Arms can automatically drop (fall down) in power-off or emergency scenarios to allow free passage.
Usage Flow: When authorized, one of the three arms rotates

forward, then resets to lock the passage.
Indicators: Red (stop) and green (pass) LED lights provide visual guidance.
Construction: Usually made of stainless steel (e.g., SUS304) for durability and corrosion resistance.

Common Applications

High-Traffic Areas: Subway stations, train stations, and bus stations.
Restricted Entry Sites: Corporate buildings, factories, warehouses, and data centers.
Public Venues: Gyms, swimming pools, stadiums, libraries, and theme parks.

Advantages

Compact Design: Fits into tight, narrow entrances.
High Durability: Suitable for heavy, frequent use.
Efficient Flow Management: Effectively manages queues and controls flow direction (one-way or two-way).
Cost-Effective: Provides a good balance between security and cost.

Limitations

Security Level: While effective for entry control, they are lower security compared to full-height turnstiles as they can be jumped over.
Throughput: While fast, they allow only one person at a time, making them less suitable than barrier-free gates for rapid, high-volume flow.