Which type of turnstile gate is more suitable for campus entrances and exits?

Recently, a batch of pedestrian turnstile gates have been installed in nearby schools.

When choosing a turnstile gate for campus entrances and exits, multiple factors need to be considered, including students' age, traffic volume, mode of access, and safety. Here are some common types of turnstiles and their applicable scenarios:

1.Swing barrier gate: The swing turnstile gate channel consists of two chassis and two swing doors, which can be controlled by different authorization methods such as access cards, facial recognition, fingerprint recognition, etc. Swing gates have fast passage speed and good anti pinch performance, which can ensure the safety of children passing through places such as kindergartens and primary schools. At the same time, for places such as university entrances, swing gates have functions such as waterproofing, sun protection, and collision prevention, which can meet the needs of people and vehicles sharing, making them suitable for students to ride bicycles in and out.

2.Flap barrier gate: Wing gate is a commonly used passage gate in subway systems, which consists of two retractable gates to complete the entry and exit process. It has a high-end appearance and fast door opening speed, making it suitable for places such as libraries and canteens that need to improve their level and manage entry and exit in an orderly manner.

3. Tripod turnstile gate: The tripod turnstile consists of three metal rods forming a spatial triangle as the blocking body, which can be rotated to achieve blocking and releasing. It is sturdy, durable, and not easily deformed. It can achieve the purpose of one person passing at a time, effectively preventing outsiders from entering, and is suitable for school entrance and exit management.

In addition to the type of turnstile gate, it is also necessary to consider the safety performance of the gate, such as anti pinch and anti-collision functions, as well as whether it supports multiple ways of passage, such as card swiping, facial recognition, etc. In addition, the integration between the gate and the smart campus system is also an important part, which helps to achieve functions such as backend authorization, abnormal alarm, and data recording and analysis.

In summary, the selection of turnstile gates for campus entrances and exits should be comprehensively considered based on specific scenarios and needs, ensuring that they meet both traffic requirements and safety performance.