ROTATING-ARM PASSAGE
A waist-height turnstile with a three-arm rotor and angled reader face. The tripod mechanism defines a single-person passage beside its stainless-steel cabinet.
ROTATING-ARM PASSAGE
Three arms turn around the central hub to regulate passage. Match the arm option and cabinet placement to the available pedestrian route.
TRIPOD MOVEMENT
The original close-up shows three stainless-steel arms connected to the central hub. The arms rotate through the controlled passage.
The original layout illustrates adjacent turnstiles. Equipment quantities, direction and reader position are selected for the site.
ACCESS & INDICATION
A face terminal can be specified above the cabinet. Reader hardware and access platform are confirmed with the project.
The angled cabinet end brings the credential position toward the arriving user.
A visible arrow on the cabinet indicates the permitted passage direction.
GUIDANCE & DETECTION
The catalogue describes spoken guidance and an alarm for passage events. Agree the announcement content and access-control response with the selected equipment.
DIMENSIONS & INSTALLATION
Plan the cabinet, arm length, adjacent barrier and reader position together. Emergency release behaviour must be confirmed for the selected mechanism.
DIMENSIONS
The model table gives a 1,200 × 280 × 980 mm cabinet. The front-view drawing shows a passage up to 550 mm and a 280 mm cabinet width. Arm length options are 500–600 mm and must be matched to the layout.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Cabinet dimensions | 1,200 × 280 × 980 mm |
| Passage width | Up to 550 mm |
| Arm length | 500–600 mm, optional |
| Material | Brushed 304 stainless steel |
| Top cover | 1.2 mm |
| Cabinet wall | 0.8 mm |
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
The model-specific parameter table states 980 mm. Use the final supplied installation drawing to confirm the complete assembly.
The table lists 500–600 mm arm lengths as an option. Select them together with the passage configuration; the listed clear passage limit is 550 mm.
They are shown as possible identification arrangements. The required reader hardware and access-control connection are specified for the project.
Show the number of passages, reader side, entry and exit direction and any separate wider or emergency route required at the site.
YOUR PROJECT
Share the number of turnstiles, direction of travel and reader or emergency-release requirements.