Access control
Advanced access control
Pedestrian access management: flap barriers, swing gate turnstiles, tripod barriers and double glass wing swing barriers.
Specification
Values marked TODO(client) are confirmed from the manufacturer datasheet at survey — never estimated.
- Motion
- Varies by format
- Clearance
- Compact lane footprint
- Throughput
- TODO(client)
- Lane width
- TODO(client)
- Bidirectional
- TODO(client)
- Power supply
- TODO(client)
- IP rating
- TODO(client)
- Lead time
- TODO(client)
What it is
Where gates and road barriers manage vehicles, OSIL's access-control range manages people — controlling and logging pedestrian entry at offices, staff facilities and other managed-access buildings.
The range includes flap barriers, swing gate turnstiles, tripod barriers and double glass wing swing barriers, each suited to a different balance of throughput, security and architectural presentation.
Where it suits
- Office building lobbies and reception areas
- Business premises with managed staff access
- High-traffic facilities requiring controlled entry
- Buildings integrating turnstiles with visitor management
Why this one
- Controls pedestrian entry at staffed and unstaffed lobbies
- Range of formats to match throughput and security requirements
- Pairs with RFID, access-control and credential systems
- Suited to offices, business premises and high-traffic facilities
Technical capability
- Flap barriers for fast, lobby-grade pedestrian throughput
- Swing gate turnstiles for accessible, wide-lane entry
- Tripod barriers for cost-effective, high-security staff access
- Double glass wing swing barriers for a premium architectural finish
The four formats
Control and safety options
Specified together with the operator so the gate reacts correctly to a command and to an obstruction.
Access control
Integration with card readers, keypads and credential systems for facilities that manage entry permissions centrally.
RFID
Contactless card or tag identification for controlled, logged entry across residential communities, offices and staff facilities.
Bluetooth
Short-range wireless activation from a paired device, suited to pedestrian doors and controlled staff entrances.
Push button
Direct wired actuation from a wall- or post-mounted button — a reliable fallback and primary control for guarded entrances.
Questions about access control
Flap barriers use fast-cycling glass or metal panels and suit higher-traffic, higher-presentation lobbies. Tripod barriers use a compact rotating arm and are a cost-effective option for staff entrances with steady, moderate traffic.
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